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singers sewing Machines.

singers Sewing Machines.
323 broadway, New York; ~ Clark street. Chicago.
VIvHEsE Machines have established q great repn-
i tation, founded substantial excellence. The
fair profit Of using Of these Machines regularly
employedis
$1,000 = Year.
No Tailor, Seamstress, Shoe NJ anufact urer, Sad
dier, other person having sewing stitching TODD
can afford to do without one. peculiar merit ct
Singers Machines, which no other kind can justly
claim. Is thatthe same Machine will do every kind
Of work in perfect style. They are strong durable
will keep in order. Whoever buys may be en-
trely certain it will do his work. Every large pri
vatc family ought to have enc.
All who wish complete and reliable information
in regard size and price OF Machines, manser
of king, and method Of purchasing, with all 9th
or particulars, obtain IL by applying by letter 1T
either Of our Offices for . copy Of i. NJ Singer
Co.'S Gazette, paper devoted to the Sewing Ma
chine interest. twill be supplied gratis.
/. M. SINGER j. co.
ys-Locsl Agents wanted in every town In the
Union. [janI2 dGm
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An HoROnADLB TT4LB B1CoMB DIS
soxoanS-1hs New Hampshirs Ststssman
eays:
III word sshonorabls,' il not hsnssforth
70 - sssd = this paper, IN articles from The
sditosial pen, ~ tsals - men. Il y run 20
4esply iass ~ srssnd that Il y better 70 70
saar1y Into disuss.
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RAlx. Rain, md, oceans Of mud and
splssk ass ~ order Of the day.
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eDThs g. VI afs barniag these nights
y nissrahly foal aad offensive, and costs
aboat 6fty pr cent more than decent gas.-
Whit = the nattss2
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WONDl WOOn I

b. PRICES Yard is the place to get what you
y want In this line, sawed and split 10 suit not
sawed and split just you desire. Orders. with
the pay, left at BALDWIN Evans corner Of Main
and 4th Streets will be attended 10 without delay
Good measure warranted. shall soon have lot
Of dry oak and some hickory for those who like
good wood. Those wishing 5, 10 or 20 cords Of good
wood can be supplied. A. the railroad IL near the
fountain head for coal shall soan have that kind
of fuel for those who use it, Those wishing hard
wood Lumber be supplied by calling at the
Wood Yard, near the Keokuk F. Des Moines
Railroad Depot. Lumber sawed to order,
Jan. 8. 81 -d3m j. b. PRICE.
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j TT0RNsY AND CoUNsEII6R AT Law.
- o. removed % samples buildiag. essosd
Dtssst, hstween Main and johnson, Keoksk. Iowa.
Dec. S3-d9n
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0nO0O1.UTAON.
vN6E - paseeesshlp hsseeofofs sxistiag hsswssa
]. tsviA ) Co., US dissolved O ~ III day o.
Jaaeagy. 1857, b mutual soasant. All deb4s dr.
~ - = said Asn will y ssttlsd ~ q. 4. Wait
0Ore, who will eontinsp ~ busluas q the old
0teaA. I. LKvIN,
taA1l-1in q. a. WnITAOnH.
enyH0 saAeestbss haviag sot1 oss NJ interes4 IL
3 The 1rn u I. Lsvia = Co., ~ beoghS The en-
tire stock - John Dlsn, eosssv e - - Main
streets, Will ess essaa iaAussoenle - peeue0 L.
siroas e y~sAasisS gods shsapsr thm my starr
- the city. I. LHVIU
ksokak, JsA. ~, J7-din
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BOOKS suitable for presents to children, in great
ID variety at
l.. r. DouBLEDA WILSON'S.
declsd Second-st. ;, rear Main.
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Shall the Manu- fmci cries OF keokuk
be Sustained!

rs QUESTION OF VITAL IMPORTANCE To
i THF FUTURE INTERESTS OF oIRCITh.
Citizens are invited 10 call at the ~srerooms of
the keokuk Furniture Mandatory, lac Msin-st.,
and examine our stock Of Parior, Chamber, and
Dining Room Furniture. Our assortment 10 now
complete, and We are manufacturing q variety II
articles entirely 10 the trade, which for style,
wofkmans hi p and fnish cannot be exceiled by any
house, East or West.
deel7d KILBOURNE DAVIS.
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DLATED W xrc.--The best article Of Spoons, Forks
l. and Salt Spoons, etc. a,
u. Il. DOT BLEDAY 4 WILSON'S,
acclsd Second-st., near Main.
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BuRroA's CHAMBERS STREET THEATBE AT AUCTION
NO SALE INFECTED.
The announcement that Burton's Chambers stree
theatre would be sold at auction drew . large a.
tendance the Merchants' Exchange yesterday noon
Apona The persons present A. Stewart VIM Niblo,
"a. Mayor Brady, and other well known business men,
besides few old and hatues Of the theatre. Mr.
Burton VA also present. and performed the role Of gen.
tlensn on Grange very orediiAbly.
me property owned by Mr.. Burton embraces Is feet
o. Chambers street. and back TO Reade street,
dance Of ISL eet Includes besides the theatre the
ground occupied by the adjoining saloon The lot In.
5uars the theatre, was bought BY Mr. Burton In lsss
for $4,000.
ne auctioneer T. Il Ludlow, announced The terms OF
sA 70 10 per cent down, the rest 70 be paid BY the
ls May following vhen possession would be given,
TIE care taken down. With NE exception OF the
SIDE walls In the interior sixty per cent could remain
mortgage. -,
MI Jadiow-NOw gentlemen, We vim begin the sals
Voc zee the property divided into three ots zach Of
Is feet frontage both Chambers and Resde streets
MS you perceive, II very valuable property for stores
VIII be opposi'e the new CITY Hall u contiguous
The wafo OF the city. We WI nrst sell the
los nearest Broadway, marked on the map No. a. II
win contain whom the building L. removed, one wall
but twenty feet below the curb The buyer has the
privilege ahpg The lots at the price the rst
one 10 Knocked dovn 81.
mo arst bid Was $4,000 my .ad sixty thousand
Eve thousand then bid ana was finally knocked
dawn TO James Drummoud 81 90, 900.
mo second lot, having no wall spon H. the cellars on
which uerc TO be exoavaed brought $50 900 the arst
bid and vas knocked down 70 Mr. Dfummond a $50 900;
and the third lot, laying nearest Centre street. Was
ssarted at $751; and WAS sold 81 soooeo also 70 NJ.
pYummond ID vas understood that the property was
b,d in by Mr. Burton, Who thought that combination
was gotten up keep the price down He estimated the
valuo OF the opcrty at double shs vas bid TOR IT, 80
NE Chambers street theatre sl remains 10 the hands
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Married,

BnoxIpr-srTSspe On Wednesday, Feb. 4, al the re-
sdenoe Of the brides father BY the Rev r. HIscox,
hr Gpopcp BnoxIrr 70 Miss ALsnA B sruNrsa,
eldest daughter Of howard Spinning, ESQ, all Of this
city
hapr-Hupp AT Middle Haddsm. Conn on Thursday,
Feb 9, by the Rev. v B. Woodward, Rrseu DAsr, OF
this city TO EMMA ErerA, daughter Of CJrus burd Of
the former place.
HnSp,-Corsp On Thursday, Feb D. IN the Bedford
street Bapiet church. by the Rev. Dr. Downing, Mr..
JOIN A. Hnissy to Mas May Cocss, all Of THE city.
IN Gsour-sisossos Jan 10. BY Rev. Mr.. Bcownly,
br GAsRrr Dr Gsoor 10 Miss ELIzlBsH Jssr, daughter
Or Abraham srnonson, deceased, eli OF Staten Island.
Then fare thee well. sweet jenny,
And our prayer, shal ever be
Tbs, the path Of life 90 rugged
May be smoothly laid tor thee.
wnfIs-BiAKn-in Brooklyn on Tuesday, Feb. 2, by
the Rev 'a,ior Mr. HsNRy g. Willis to Miss Az.
e,rarrp BiaRs, elocst dsushr Of m Blake, Esq, both
OF BfokDn
CooPn--Ipp1rY in william sburs, on Tuesday, Dec
9 BY N. Rev Dr johnson, Mr.. ENszps q. Coorrp 500
~ John D Cooper Eco 70 ANNA LlspIry, youngest
suth,er Of William Lndhy deceased late OF Shropshire
FnkAnd
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City Intelligence.

Coxprrios or rHs srpESn.-rhe city could not well be
IN worse condition than u In yesterday. The thaw
cootnusd for four days and the Toe hi the cen
Ire Of the streets has been reduced 10 wser, rather
bsck fluid mud while the cutters stn covered over
With zee hardened by ashes and mud. This state OF
things hecps the centre Of The streets fun Of mud and
every crossing s mpssssbe to all those who can
wade knee dep in the slosh. No woman can vsh out
un,sss she he's MP her mind 70 expose her less
much more than q modest female whbcs 70 In pubic
boroueharc where oaiers and young men OF an iaquir
ing Of mied keep ersh. oos out Tor ergo.ure Of
pos care for Themselves have not regard for thor
own wives daughters who cannot venture into
The streets without, insult, OF under the penalty OF
sIopp,rr their under clothes MP 70 The knees. The
cyosainss yesterday, we're covered with oeegar child
ren cl.mo,ous Tor rssa ,1 or a ,re'
Nv brs mogey by damins up NE streams 90 ~ 70
cover over the crossing With water upon which they
iss boards and oxscs.d the pay mtrt OF oae cent 70 m
Who passed over, and whoever did not pay had 70
ir fact, everything abou The city immensely dis
sus,pe,he streets the mud the women, and oil except
The weather wi ich very anc but could not De en-
joy,d account Of the DIRT The merchants down Town
sbsro In the Disgrace With the Authorities, for the con-
dulon Of the principal tborouC hfsres. very small
amount OF money would clean the whole Of down town
FAMILY NARsrrre. Tho p'ioe OF beef shows slight
decline ,ipce last week, though the demand 10 active
The probabilities that st further reduction may be
expected az tho spring approaches Poultry 10 not pen
ufu but the prices sre oo~n IN consequence e pre-
vsieuce Of the tbsw. cold snap would advance the
pvce ,vo cent. per pound There plenty Of Wild game
N ra,se, ara rr,ccs are very lo~ for the Eggs
come in 10 market VERY slowly and the demand very
s~tst they ,e TOUR tor o shifting. Good butter ak
cents per pupd with tsndenoy 10 loser rates before
long Good pot.iocs twenty cents per hst peck and
the market u no, well stocked. There u nothing new
rrspertps veeetsbcs hey all loox poor ana sell dear
appes are i've doarr barrel and sales are very light
Ttt heh market active, and prices range between
eight and fourteen certs per pousd 10 Anew veext we
RIA
NETS are cleared Of ice. The oyscr trade amost
s,aud tnl No oysters can be got ard unless the ice
clear a~ay from the East river vcrg soon there VII DC
q aube Tor hero delicious blra,vts.
II Youso sues DsxoUsuo COMMITTEES or boiy
that calls themselves by that name met last tight at
Tsmmsny Hall; but, IN accordance VITA the insuuth9as
81 the saohem, the pvopre,ors refused 70 let have
room, and they orgSozsd IN the public reading room
Hsvipr po'hpe In particular 70 DO they did aid sd
ic"rned snsr erpres.ns se'r seSiimerts pref frcey
N4slpss lamnany sscsems.
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TtIou -On friday sfterpoon Fob O. after short and
,ev,re Illness EiWsBrra rnIoU, widow ~ the late m
G rllou aged "a esrs months and 10 days
Furersl prvicss atn Methodist Epitcopsl church IN
Fshuerib street nCst E.bth AFerre on Moo lay At
o'crcs rhe relatives enj f,iends Of the FANNY arr
tnt tlca 10 ettpfd wuhDut iurther notice.
R,RrS In Tturscay evcnirs, Feb 8, kis7su
H,sr- sgtd ~ ytsrr stc Of BNlynehatly, county ~.
fote, irslaug.
Her r.nabs VIZ to covered 10 Calvary Gene cry
from her ,c re,idtnce 20 LaureDs street one O'Clock
this preypoon
sp1r.-n ellen haven, Csyuss COUNTY. N. Y, OF
weopuasy, Feb q, MiP.h, Aesr, eldest dsugbter Of
"a utf Al6n cec,a,ed nsuve ~ G.lsior Ayr.hire o'
and sf1d 7ye~r srd rop,hs. she resIgped osr
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i5s; De Of about 100 no 9eype-erosf hes
sp hdes vas been IN nanPsa qses s1 We
5 ~ NJ s ' Sss s5s ,o% r .sss
si ard SIsust!
o SsappSh rs With n% s Of ,ss1 sac
over
Bark Ottawa Retmer Hsyans, Jan q with sugar. sesars
ase Bari lsn.sisS s S
day. previous Capt Rrcyn the former master Was lost or
Bar. ssss HAIL New Orleans S days with hides &C. TO
BARK Clara Is Villains olns,eaa Havana, $ days with
80 %
-: s9s. s,.: s.rsss: ;
ssr o. &C. The I'll nss ofen Ct
sf ssS sna Ss.s +.
brig May Forrest RIO Jsnsi1o Jan x with with
?sDe.cs fcf FsvsasipSis and NYosl
Jan H. crossed The egua.or In Ion 50 FEB %
unsteady gro rom NV Nv NSE
Or was IL company M Of s. Rogue with bark VIM Newman
Brig Marsha Ff % S.s nd hsSg asss
in heavy equal from NV lost fore and main opssls fore
and
Mare, n @ Co 70 With
with quarter and ratings stove; she was at
Brig Csndor of GoldsbOroo Allen Gona,ves IS days WITT
lcgwood to Hsbicht Co of Boston .. TN,
hides. &c to Pavepstedt Schumacher.
Aiiss &C. 70 Brett, , son co.. Brig Amer greyoa,
s Mar load FOR er H S a s
IS 80 lon q So SPOKE brig MyC;Te for s ,. S
Ell SGs r sad Wan N
Gonaives for Fosfon, % DAYS out IN leaking condition TOOK
Sre aoTre
days with sugar and molasses to orSs 10 with, NM
Tss Ss:Ssa Tlp, ,ss.: o5 ,n %
M
Brig Morapsy I'm rrnissa with %oasses &C. to Asu IRE
1rs T.verner tof Key west Williams. Key wes. Iddays
schr CONQUEST Rasmussen Rio Jansro no tsys With GSI
twice the Gulf In lat 80 and lat IS 81 encouaered heavy
os ss Passed close s to heym brig
Fails the foremost all furled except ioretop gallant
light rode easy have much water in her.
she wss painted bck having apparently had half part paint
Me- Capt Lancaster from Boston for Cartens days
az s ap ~ %sr sn Ts no with III Ss
York and carried away bowspr cathead turn cut and bow
scbr Masonic Perry Cenfuegos Is days with moasses to
koses Taylor A Co,
ship City of Mobile, Marshall from Liverpool Dec 10
BARK sarieie Cole from Havana. to Vim Nelson 4
sIs Is sAys t isSm l Masrs" Marks
sris Ocean e;,ns { n.I from Havana.
Also. one ship, eight bsrhs six bries and IL schrr
SAILED
Steamship Iinolr Aspnwal ship John Boyd Liverpool
Wind during the day. Enc
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reiaxif weather viii be Of much sickness 10 those
waichfu OF the of their Tue sore
ihroa, c-oups coeveress and lung fevers ~il ali pass
harmless when Brandreth pills used. Beware coun.
ierfeis All pills having ''2 broadway on the side label
are countsrfes Purchase ~ Brandreh Building ais and
All Broadway. Sold also nj 81 Division Rrnndreh
pills treasure Of health because they abstract an mpu
rites from he blood Is boz with fun directions r..
W. Dyot Sons. Phlsdephia agents
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lnup~Sxnt nrom TAmpsc0s
n. s,c.S me soSscnsT Hsiss, Oaps Basso, arrived =:
Mn per, nom Tsnpoo' yesterday a''efn0'h' orncas
% ne ,s oosss of house Of this
CITY, We rsosived Ole Of Tampoo paper: % the llh o.
January and also lister written 70 nss nrm ~ resi-
dent Of kampioo. dated January 10. me intelligence
s me svs.os Of Cara Governor Of rsn
w We 1ssn The Following details iron the letter alluded
The state Of affairs in tbs district is daily becoming
Under dsie OF Inc 9Th ins, our Consul Franklin Chase
Egg received . letter nom Euogo Gautioo vadomar,
70 bs a"S Of he former governor whom he sGd 70 Be
the road rom the city Of VittofA, With an armed
force for the occupation ofth garrison and that he had
offered the deluded troops who followed him six hours
pnlsse they achieve triumph over Tsmpico.
portion Of GaIxa's troops are now within seven os
& Mlss II n ana =: arc Ss me
revenue cutter Of your port has been asked for By
Consul and trust that your worthy Collector will have
On The eth mat, battle fought By the troops Of
this garrison ssainst armed force cnoAmpod in the
Pueblo vieo, (od town. which continued about seven
teen hours, In which many lives were LOST and almost
every house piaged.
The war now wssed between the revolutionary par.
foreigners appears to BIO the first object 70 stimulate them
TO action.
Of the revolutionary chiefs Of San Luis Potos
entered the house Of Geo. Chsbot Esq, her British
Nsjeety's Consular Agent, and BY force Of arms he
seized and carried away two hundred and forty thousand
dollars belonging to the merchants Of this city, which
had been deposited there for safe keeping.
Such are our present prospects, and II We are mot
speedily aided with the protection Of an armed force
ON the United states, We may look forward TO still
more gloomy one
The Tampoo Bo'in Of the l4ih gives the loss Of the
government troops in tho engagement Of the 9th 81.
ready alluded 70 above eight killed and thirty
wounded. Colonel Pedro Hiroiosa commanded the
government forces. The insurgents, which were COM
manded by Captain horena, bad to abandon the field,
leaving, besides their killed and wounded, sixty pri
soners two small field pieccs two hundred muskets and
other property In the hands OF the government
This IL the government account Of the action and seems
10 q \ little exaggerated
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Cristadero's Hair Dye, Wigs and Toupecs
sahd unrivaled the country. Wholesale and retail and
the dye priystely applied. 81 No 6 Aston House
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YEAST POWDER EVERY coon HousEREEPER
powder The Ingredients perfectly healthy shorrakes
biscuits or psncskes be made in minute The
deret ln ard l3s Cedar street. ". y.
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HoIiovssy's Ointment ano pills The Bro
OF his Holiness the Pope advised the OF Aese
medicines TOR scrofulous eruption 81 serious nature He
W completely cured
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A. Grandjean II the Only Person who
be scientifically AL diseases OF the human hair
Church street corner OF barclay The Sinh and Eighth
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NARlTIME INTELLIGENCE.


Steamship Arago: Lines, Havre-M Livingston
siesm.sP Rev Yqrh tsr, cr.s; el..gow-J Mssym1n; n
tSip 81 Hici ciss, srssdos. HaVre-Boyd HncEen
ship EvrA, Andrew. vslparsiso-f Bsrreda Bros -
park Tfcn Brard, Portland, oreson-wahemsn d.
Bsrs N Trou,, Dean. Cndepss-wssh, Carver ohsse.
Brr Anna Brown. Sas.sn' rP-Bseon. ssrseni 1os
schr Mershcn, Graham Internationally. Mott Co.
tehr sultan .Brl. Day, nsisI-H Q DO9ey.n; ~
ttir 9 q wsierbury Cool Mobe-EssIe a Hazard.
krir Ned, Stacy, Charlestn-E Powell
schr l. Cow erthws Barsaov, Amboy-vsn Bruni a
slaght -
Hdss and psseneers TO Cunsrd Jan rs, when one day
out ,br alhed steamship Nisssra, bound IN.
to a Low Pros f1sed Anjier Nov IS. Nov Is, IN The
SuNs 81 supda, saw ship Australia, kLnsnan from hana
hong korr for NY ok Jan " lat 90 IS N Ion - passed an
bark. steering NE, sbowg red signal with white bail
in The etnIs Feb a IS Ion IS, ssnslsed ship Equity
Snip fmersid Isle Cornish IyspOoL ian 6 with mdse and
az erss. Tap, cot 90 Had srs and .i des, aa on
strip Atlantic ard propeller, hound n. The anchored ON
the rh inst st AN en- the bar
VITA coa 10 Georse oiney Has experienced heavy weather
with westerly gales lost sn erurc suit ~ sails D., g.,
slim John Htftrem tBen Knudson. Hamburg and CuNha
ven, Dec 20, wph n,ose snd passengers.
- John sydneJ, Wheeler Csrhn. Nov B with railroad
,tip VIM seveu of Rs'h) Morrison, Shields, 50 days
WIN cosls &c, 10 AZ Meyer Had heavy weather. lest
htte rains ard started bead ,,,., "a,
phh ndse AID " passengers 10 rapscoa& Co. had heavy
siip kHsn os Portland, wyman Havana q days, With
sugar, BAD rough weather loet sails, &c have
been on the Hphlapds ds and n days Of Hsteras
shin - ufmes, Conway New orleans ~ days viva mdse
Bsis tsssr Is eer) Kurcsens Rotterdam. 81 days with
~ a. AZ ss q. ~ - r'sm ran roul 81 wreck bo..sm no
whsh carried the bsrks cutwser, and d her esk-
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THE NEW YORK LEDGER,
i The queen Of the weehles,
Now ready,
Containing
Cobbs treat story
OF Revolutionary Life;
Emerson BENEFITS tale
OF border life;
Fanny Ferns sketches,
&C., &C., &C.
ROSS rOUsEY General Agents.
1903 Nassau street.
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Dr. virgn's 1oksi has Wcaned Thousands
tobacco and IT, INJURIOUS eaecs Related by
dealers and druggists Wholesale Az broadway.
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an immortal perfume. the lasting 10 The world. Like
sl ttsi Ia ms suable has been inflated But survives
and triumphs while the limitations die Purchase only tbs
genuine article Murray Larmans, which for hfeen
has The national perfume and cosmetic Of spanish tme
RIGA Look the label sold by bsNMAN 90 whole sale
drugsss 20 Water street New York and by AL druggist at
III ceut per
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Campbell, Chemist and Apothecsry, Late
with Rushop, Clark Co southwest OF kghh
and Twenty eighth street.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

No. 81 MURDER IN poND sTsEEr:
tsa ssrssI N N sSss street. street
Ee@ Murder in bond street
sS ssa s aIssT I, n s Bon stree: street
ssSa 1. sssr IN Bona Bona street. street.
SSS& The .a,y cores CORES. md s::sso.' psrtrsi IF
81 ~ B. B.. H H:-sy s sssss5.
700 e.. a aslysy Burdsil.
s::ssss s: H S::::y ss!s:H:
ssssSs x: HS;:S s ss:s:$:
Ne From anSroySs sc; 10 only five '-y' pre-
N Ne ..y ysssr,su: % murder.
s Ne sy:;s,Sns n nnTssT.
10 nysteroHs murder.
No. 62. MysteYicus muyder.
Ne Ne Yysis!s. murder murder
s Ais: y,sw X SeSy 3 I:,S.y ssrdsr
and he sGS wa mex zss
No.sS The murder was first discovered
No.s2 The murder was hrst dlseovsrsd
no. o The murder was Ersi discovered
10 No. e. The murder was first discovered
No. G. The murder first Uncovered
No g. The murder first discovered
70. @ acuisrs Of This horrible ragedy.
No. e. VIII be found tins morning.
sSs WIN S ;: found found s III: %SI ming
No. G. VIII be found this morning.
No.t2 Win be found this morning
No. t. Will be iound this morning
No. % Will be found this morning
No. 62. WIN be found this morning
No. e. win be found this morning
No. e. Will be found this morning
Nc.62. In No 62of
No. G2. Frank Leslie's Illustrated News.
No. %. Frank Leslie's illustrated News,
No. Frank Leslie Illustrated News.
No.6:. Frank geslies illustrated News.
No. %. Frank Leslie's illustrated News.
No. G.. Frank Leslie's Illustrated News.
No. 62 Frank Leslie's Illustrated News.
No. ". Frank Leslie's illustrated News.
NO. 62. Frank Les'ie's illustrated News.
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