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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-01-07

1.-THE steamer iuba ran aground near
Alton on the 18th, and sprung leak. II
was expected that she would break in two
and prove total loss.
The steamer Saraeen, loaded for trip TO
Seg Orleans, got stuck Il few miles above
ST. Geneyieye, and AZ last accounts her
prospects Tor safety were anything but aa,-
tering.
TITO Senator Harlan We are indebted
for frequen, and valuable fators Mr. Thor
ington. Of the House. Will also accept cur
thanks.
Messrs. Grnnell and Brigham, u the
State Senate, with Mr.. Sullivan and others
Of the House, Will accept our thank for at
tentions.
SrurEspous.- forserics Of Hunting.
ton are reckoned in the gross nj So 600 .0O0.
Rather a steep business in the criminal line.
lie followed the avoeaiion ~ forgery ia the
Young America, high-pressure, makeor-
break style.
WAR is pIETY WORK THE Richmond In
guifer, speaking Of the resolution Of Eth
eridge Of Tenn, censar.ng the attempt 10
restore the foreign slave trade, says "Thc
sscrea,ure IL nj his dirty work agaln"
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HI GEO. e.. DIXON,
/ A TTOKSEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW.
/ "A Once removed 10 Samples building, Second
street, between Main and johnson, keokuk, Iowa.
/ Dec. 23.d3In
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G, X, DIxosD, See'y and Treas.
keokuk, Dec n, ls56--dlw
Daily Times copy 4w.l
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MEARS u WITDER

CLOCKS.
N7E have received ass ortmsnt Of Clocks
w which consists IL thirty hour, eight day, an.
thirty day, for gallery hank hall, Office and house
which We offer for sale at reasonable prices, At O.
Mau.st. Please call and examine.
janl-d THOMPSON l. BRIDGES
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"Dats goot poy. Veil, volts de reason
he wouldn't shleep init her 90
'Don't know shpose he yashn't shleepy.o
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J. G.. PARROT & CO.
ARE NOW OFFERING
THEIR STOCK
AT
10 T. ID L G Ed Pm G ESl
TO
CASH CUSTOMERS
.ss~ The goods will be sold for NIT cosr %
TO make room for Spring Stock.
Jan. T-dlm

NOTICE.
TINHE eo-partnerhip formed with my brother,
j IlAgsJsoK p. baii1E, under the firm and style
OF Bird aE BROTHER, previous 10 his decessc, J
has expired by limitation The subscriber will set
tie the business Of the old firm, Ut the counting
roonu heroiere Occur led BY them.
janl HUDSON z. BRIDGE.
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r. GAl6EER,
North eide lain e., ~. 10Th and Eth, Ksokuk.
MANUYACrVKK6 HOUSE and Grave Yard Rail-
1vl iag, verandAAs, Crates and Steps, Doors and
6huttsss 1t 6hset Iron, at very low rates.
he also aessads 70 =! kinds sf Hsass sDithing,
md rspoise Lashs and Cans. Call ~ show.
novl3aAv3n.
(yLA0GIC Al Historic Portraits, by Jas Bruce
~ For sale By [novll CAVE = BAILEY.
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NOTARY PUBLIC.
Hence ana Lots fer sale CheaD,
AID ON GOOD TERMa.
FARMS IN THE NEIGIlB0RH0OD OF kEOKUK
ron sALs ON axASoSAElK rERAss
ALL NOTART BUSINESS
ArTsspED TO WIN pEyPAYcu.
-OGce 4th St, between Main and johnson. -
dsc4d
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dees Cor. Main and Third.
rom SALE,
| "A FARM containg so acres, we'll improved, with
"A good house and bearing orchard, mile
soeth Of Charleston and Is miles from Ksokuk,
will b. sold ON reason able terms.
Apply to J. W. johnson or J. T. Blair, Ksokuk,
orto DIR. Skinner, Charleston. lnov3e
Nsssce - CSnsracssrs.
GRALRD proposals. will be received 1t the O0ss
~ Of tbs City Engineer until o'clock r. n. 81
Monday, January 18th, A. d. 1887, for the No
AdAmising and laying the gutter Of the following
named streets portions Of streets that are nay
be In condition for the same, to- wit:
Biondeau-st. from Wster-rt. 70 Fourtesnth.
yohnson-st- from Fifth TO Fourteenth.
ExehAnge-st. from W ater to Fifth.
First and Third SITS. from Crimson to Eychanss.
First-st- from Main TO Blondeau.
Second and Third sts. from Main 10 High.
Fourth-st from Orleans 70 Cedar.
Eifth-st. from Franklin to Cedar.
Sixth. Seventh, Eighth. Ninth, Tenth, Eleventh,
Twelfth, Thirteenth and Fourteenth streets ~
tween Main and Blondesu.
The sbovs work will b. divided into three sections
Specifications can be seen 1t the Odlos II City
l.. HUTCHINSON,
keokuk, Dec. ~, 1885, City xnsinssr.
dsw Post and Times cepy.]
GRAND GIFT DISTRIBUTION
For the Holidays.
Use Ana ornament Combined.
'vsHOC1 VINO Wlsn sO0et0in& 0oolul - Well - Or
= namsntal, would do we'll 10 call ct the Picture
6sllery on johnson street, near the PostoGace, .
there will b. given away $50 sPlsnASA rae.
turcs aal Looki0g classes, In nne Gilt
and Rosewood France. Every purchaser Of . Two
Dollar ticket will Be entitled 70 draw . prise asd
the chance 81 obtaining aspcndid Parlof Mirror in
Gilt or Rosewood Rrames.
among .Aa Pastures ~ 1sa~n Is .as S1..s.ssSss
engraving Of "SAtafday Night In Oldsn nnes, !" sAs
only one in the city. Also, Country Dleceioe, !"
"sale Of the Pet Lamb" and good assortment a
Religious Pctur~a, al richly framed.
Tickets are now ready for sAls, and prises viii b
added IN proportion 70 the sale Of Tickets. Please
call and examine for yourselves 1t the Picture Gal
lery on Johnson street. p. AcARTHUR.
dec1ld
v1SAOMPSON 4 BRIDGES have forsals the Justly
celebrated American Watch, made by the Boe-
ton Watch Co., and warranted IN excellent tims
keeper.
dec24d No. 81 Main street, bet. I'd and ID.
GILvKR WARE and Fancy Goods, suitable FOR
~ Christmas and New Years Presents, for sale n
dec24d THOMPSON BRIDGES.
FLAx6EED WANTED.
(SASH paid for IN unlimited amount, delivered
~ 1t our mills. I. H. BISSELL = GO.
sept3-dkw6m
EsNGINkEkS' STOCK saabe had 81 OGDEN .
Ia sept5 50 nain-st.
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Board Wanted

NOTICE.
NOTICE is hereby ven that Lynch Wootor
~ Attorneys al Law, are the only authorized per
suns to settle the claims VI Phillips Gu. All Der
Indebted to the arm arc REQ ucstsd 70 call an
make immediate set .ntnt.
jaH9 4. IS. PHILLIPS tsD.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-15

FROM ST. DoMIsGo.-Capt. Lord, of schooner Cas-
titan, arrived Thursday from Port su Platte re-
ports tina. revolution broke out at Santiago, south
side of St. Domingo, the 10Th Of July against Pres-
idert Baz, aud that battle had taken place in the
Interior between the insurgents and President Baz,
during which $50 men had been killed. The President
had ], 40 men before the City of Sc. Domingo.
The 1;aeeta Official publishes table, showing a
balance in the Republican Treasury of s225, 600. The
President hadrecommended the adoption of the jprin-
cpe proclaimed by the Penipo'entiaries Of the Con-
gress Of Paris, and the Senate had acted accord
iDgly.
The difficulty between the American Consul and the
Government in regard to the condemnation of the
American schooner Charles Hall, for damages which
she caused tie Dominican packet Diez Of Nueve de
Mario. in a collision between the two ships is un.
settled The Government had, after the exchange oil
various communications determined TO write no more
upon the subject.
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CoRn DORIS GRow.--Cern will grow, and corn will
rpen. If we have few more such days as these just
past ard passing for never had corn more favorable
weather to grow in than this. 1t needs no more
rsn-i. would he better without more rain-snd un-
less there should be an unusually early frost, We shall
have corn crop this year, wonderful for its pro-
,uctiverees AID it Il worthy Of note, thst the corn
of yermont is 10 more likely TO lie cut OF by fros,
than IT, corn Of Southern Ohio In both sections
the crcp lie of about equsl forwsrdnsss. 1t is also
worthy Of note, that since lsiC, the corn crop OF
the United States as crop kes not been damaged
extensively by frost-and that season was cold and
dry-ths hes been wet Let every corn-srower bear
in mind that the only safe preventive of injury to an
immature crop 70 cut up and set it in shocks before
the froet comes.
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THE Suicide OF GEN. RUSh.

v,,,.. S,a,es of Wednesday evening
s;ves the following additional particulars Oh INC ueA'"
go received in this city last evening conilrms
a. ds.,h ~ senator Rask by suicide. IL Is ssalco
toet op' s hid been out working with his men,
oe hssrd TO remark, regrettngly, that Houston
80 h;nse.f had heretofore been potica! frlenas out
now tie, were political enemies ne wens 70 MS
The Soey he placed the muzze OF bis rifle to his fore
Rad uued the trigger with string and fell back
ward into the yard in the sgonies of de.th"
Ane xt1a a Tie NacOgdOcles Chronicle dated the
Goth ut, eeys:
,"GeDeral Rusk has, ever since the death OF MS
lady. Suffered under O mental depression which at
times bore aim down beneath its weight. He has TO
great extent secluded himself from society and lately
that d. spcncency has been more marked ana aPpaea
to those familiar with him. severe nlnees, ron
which he was lust recovering, had Frustrated him for
weeks al d he suffering greatly ifom rising on
the back o. his neck. o
On W ,terday evening about clock, his family.
b4hritr the report Of gun aud the fall OF body,
10 n spot and found him lying dead upon the
oroupd b. bind the gallery ct the back Of the house,
With rife under him. Coroners Jury was sum-
mcpe5, from whose verdict We extract the following:
"a Tie cause Of his death was gun.shOt (rihel
vound On the fore part of tho sd, inflicted from
rife gun held in his own hands and discharged by
himself .
No further clue can be gvon to this mystery: No
papers or writings of the day have been found
except letter addressed TO a gentleman in New-Or.
leans ordering tombstone for bis wife, with this in-
scriptiOn:
90 Blessed ore the pure in heart, for they shall see
God.
q An inventory of all his property was found in
psnt,eio and the value Of the same divided by the
az his children He was buried this evening
Will masonic honors. An obituary address was de-
livered by tie Hon. w. Il. Oehiltree."
The Baltimore Sun has the following concerning
the probable cause Of the suicide:
cit is supposed that the mind Of the Senator has
been much disturbed lately in consequence Of somn
ALLEGED cornec of his brothern-lsw with fogeres
on the Land Department. Tue matter, il is surmised
pey I'd upon him to such extent to induce this
tarriho result
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BROOKLYN BOARD OF HEALTH.

BEOOkII1N BOAKl) Of nEALlH.
A meeting of the Board of He alth was held at the
CtyH last evening, Mayor POWELL (presidng1 and
AID Van Brunt, Fithian and Schols were present.
The minutes Of several preceding meetings having
been read and adopted,
Aid. ScnoLs presented the finding of the Coroners
jury in the case Of woman who was drowned in a
pond in the of No. 3l4 Broadway, and which was
complained Of as dangerous place and a nuisance.
The matter was referred to the Health Warden to
cause the same to be abatcd.
On motion of Aid. VAN BRUST, the matter of the
Seventh Ward COW stables was postponed till Tues
day next, when If will be made the special order.
The matter Of the varnish factory Of Lyden &
Zenna, in Furman street, near the foot OF Poplar
street, which had been complained Of az nuisance
was taken up, and after taking testimony OF several
parties residing in the vicinity who stated that il was
a nuisance and deeterious to public health. Aid. Vas
BRUSr moved that the Health Officer be directed to
notify the parties to Dbate the nuisance forthwith.
Dir. G. B. De BERG the proprietor of the fertaliz-
ing establishment at the foot OF Divis0n avenue, 8p
peared before the Board in answer to a resolution
passed at previous meeting requiring him to cease
the grinding manufacture of guano on his premises
He stated that be had not used guano In his mauufac
tory for the past three weeks and was now anxious to
store number of cargoes of that article on his pre-
ises He stated that 10 comply with the resolution Of
the Board of Health would involve him in a loss of
thousands Of dollars and be great injury TO his
business. He asked for the same privilege accorded
to other parties to store guano on his premises, aad
assured the Board that nuisance would arise there
from. Should hereafter complaint be made and a
nuisance found to exist in consequence thereof, he
would Immediately close bis mandatory.
At the suggestion Of the MAYOR Mr.. De Berg
permitted to proceed with his business provided he
caused no nuisance. ~
An obligatory Mt the foot of Clymer street was COM
planned of emitting very dsagreeable smell, and
WAS reported to be a serious nuisance. Tho Health
Officer was directed TO examine and report when the
Board adjourned.
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PUBLIG 4NEEY2.NGN.
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS

FRipAr. August li.--Supervsor STEERS, Chsirman.
Veto and Legal Decision ~ ds Wcy0r.-rh, follow
ing was received from the Mayer, and ordered to bs
printed in the minutes:
MAYORS oryIcr, NEw.YoSS, August TO- 1851.
To tie Hon oae Board Of Sgposisan:
.Ss Jases tSe De c. T to SpDOnt ts
attendants each eight hundred dollar, PEI year. for c
aathcy asScr which it sought give t power i, the
passed AP IS 1857 entitled An 40. to reduce the several
sss 10 the District Courts ia tie City Of Newfo lat
act"
the Supervisors in the proposed PROCEEDINGS.
The Constitution Of las tar g. probib.s the Lea-
.uIjec ard mai shall BE- expressed in its c The d
April IS 1887 under which the Justcos ssSuEed 70 Sppoa
tile
eriden. that under this e-.e;iOr Of :se Constitution
ert,le act TO reduce .hs "a ats resus TO "a
District Corrts Of kewfork irto one act csnoos great add
Gc. s1wsI % ss ,us S Is. 81 o
Bo, il il sstsopse whethcr .st,n tire act valid uaic
the Constitution that section IS does give 70 toe Corpora
zion Of the cy Of New York the pose to uske he spp'in
TSs o. - is sppoaSs So .ul are $, d.
IN the applications OF tho Jl.es to the sap.rv'e
view las teen had by the Corporation on
t. shc' and arl then the supervisors csnnOr tue sAs
The ,e rsssred 70 4 Otnoso. may other objection. It
siurs pot Soidss.. to s:teaSs epsay L te 6
Of sra. cha. 10 amend the relating the cec
nnt psS n the State % XII , teams ~ sppa
teycrd the rule odthe local su,hocs hs county.
In ny judgment the CopOrs.r aad te Hoard OF s1prr
visor, should become peT:ies in Iii; esor 70 hcr
authority
sns not Violations Of the Con'ituon mi Of olr owa
osa risfts We should refuse 81 recognition Of the bs II
win net them isw) which are clearly ePusnsn TO the
Constiutieb.
ssetOn 50 and H. under pIetnse Of establishing the fee, to
be paid by sor tho compensation OF the Jutccs
and Cerks 10 gu amount exceeding 10000 sanuu
lees oeyt.!n fsyores Of the sntiNev
shss patty oos for sx yeArs lom the lat Of January
Iui.ea o.y .acisns to include thi. tin the c,,e
coy eders tyrsan c0neocted At tae ate
7hs NJ sv6esnsjv dssus.4 lie character and let n
;rrsi sccotairJy YtENANQQ WOOD, Ms!,t.
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. ,,.A,,,.on nc negotiated Treaty Of Recproct.
sss ever BY tie United state 81 s ss vii,
ccrir efest ,, 10 which he devoted the hours Of
S and @ watch nO ss h SP"i Ii. own 10.
reaAnuon e1 VA ,epestediv refused any additional
ne TSs frvy Council and tsc Lesstue hsye 10 vain
isbcrs but his reply that his salary a.
sn ss liberal and that he considered the 10y
Stete bir employed hin entitled to his services In what
efr.sD s.rif, they could be made useful , n,
Lee the founder and for several years TIE rrvs
80 n he Royal Hawaiian Agricultural Society aud wa Va
%firste his efcrs 10 promote the cause o. ~
70 vss Of the mort efficient members Of the an
Ttds,oes OF the Sailors Home, the success OF
heet dear his tcsrt He was President OF ~ an
Bbc Society friend Of the teiuperce ohsc,s
as,is. nd ser promoter of benevolent or Ia en-.
- The ala a which he brought the same un,,Hs "
ear thA, he txl.bitedi In hia daily svoestioHs'
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From PoRro RICo.--In the PrcaSa of Havana We
find adyces from Porto Rico to July q. The Gov
eminent had determined to abolish the milcd coin o.
the island and decree had been issued, in conformity
With orders from Span TO do away with it in eight
days time. II is to be replaced by Spanish hard
money, and the steamer Pzarro brought out Tor
that purpose 81 600 lately coined in Seville for this
change in the currency. The people appear to be
highly delighted with the IDessure, and the papers
ere loud In their praise ofthe Government
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-15
FIRES.

TIRE ~ wATEE STREET DANCEHOrsE.
Abou, midnight on Thursday night fire occurred
in the dence-ho No. 299 Water street, kept
by Kit Burns, in consequence of sailor named
Philip Qurk setting fire TO the dresses of girl with
whom lie was staying. Qulk is suspected of inten-
tOnsly setting fire TO the garments, and he was &C.
cordngy arrested and committed to the cels to await
the investigation by the Fire Marshal. The fire was
exiinguished with few pals of water by Officers
Petty and Thompson Of the Fourth Precinct.
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DRowsrp Coroner Srell held inquest yertes.
csy a. No. a2 Frsf street, Grand upon the body
Off young man named John Place. who vss drowned
on thursday evening a, the mouth Of Newtowu Creek.
Deceased accompanied by two other young nee.
wen. in batting got ont into deep WATER and, being
unable % SWIM before assistance could be readere\
wa drowned. The body was recovered few minutes
s..erward. Deceased leaves wife and children.
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The Commissioners authorized to employ extra
clerks at 81 per day during the busy months Of the
year.
Aid. WILSON moved 20 lay the paper on the table.
The law he considered obnoxious, being passed. with
others of the kind BY the last Legislature.
Aid TUCKER considered the law good one. and
one that was much needed for the dispatch OF the city
business. He would call it good law, no matter
what party passed it,
Aid. FUIMER said he opposed to the law, but
in this case the Board committed under the new
Charter, and the members were obliged to provide
the accommodations required for the Commissioners.
If the Supervisors did not, the Commissioners could
compel them to act in the premises by an order from
the Supreme Court.
Aid. HoFFMIRE said he was one Of the Committee
who signed the report and thought it was his duty.
He was astonished to AID Wilson, whe short
time since was all for submission to the recent acts
Of the Legislature turn soon. After other debate
the report was adopted.
IA communication was here received, nominating for
City Surveyor, in the Tax Department, Joseph IL.
ToODe.
AID. WILSON moved a reference to q committee,
which was lost and the nomination was confirmed by
q vote of / to t.
Mogors Fet0.-Ald. OWNS moved to take up tho
Mayor message of the last meeting vetoing resOu
ton authorizing the Commissioners Of Taxes to fit up
their office, and moved that said resolution be
adopted Notwithstanding the Mayors objections. At
ter quoting law to chow the Mayors opinion to be
wrong, the resolution was readOpted, and the Board
adjourned TO September.
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Advertisement.
TERMS REASONABLY.

PnuApELPnI. EIREiSsu1Ascr ACrSci,
No IS Libcrty-st.
ALL RISKS TAKrS
g. a.. WALgFs Agent o.. tie oldsssot-he. hn'n.- fH"'
Insurance Company.
CAPITAL and surplus, sGs,H'-
Not claim unseti.td.
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FROM CrRA.-The Matan@aS Aurora says that &
rich mine Of silver and another of copper had been dis
covered in the neighborhood Of Ccrral-Nuevo. There
Was a great deal of yellow fever at Matanzas.
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fAdysrtisement.i
DIR. X. GOODsLE's Office, No. >

DIR. X. GOOD,LEs Office, No. 's-1 Broadway, is
op for and treatment u that most Formidable
di.s,e CATARRH.
Long and patient Investigation uto the location ard
yuptoms oil this disease End many years expeneoce ia ce
osiu nut IT, has directed him 70 remedy which has proved
yosye ard rsdics curr and his uniform with too
ma dis s,iny him that s rest
and treatment ere an ea,ctual and speedy cure
Otce LouEs, e. u. till p. H.
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BROORZ w ITEMS.

SALurE-The Hon. ii. c. Murphy, Cnitee S'Ase'
Minister to the Hague, lie expected to esss on ~
mission in the steamer Baltic to-day. Cot Grams" u
the 7Wh Regiment will Ere q salate a. hea nov.
Point as the steamer passes down the ray Id no'''
Of his departure.
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pcckets OF ccunirymau Of wallet coutsiosg ~,
at Tire Lopr Isabd Railroad Depot in Atlantic street
we're yesterday brought before Justice Cornvel al
committed TO jail TO swat an examir ation, which q
&C. down for Monday next.
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(Advertiscms rt


be, and Only ell disesses rsGs or
the OF usrcuTyor other az tail shsHce fs
asrn ~ pbis y. GTses P.-a sis DeotJ srd May e@r~
6istases Dr. PRiycE viii he u ssdsne. ison = ~ 70
D. u. Speeisi department. toI LSaie.
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IAdveitisement.j
" BORROWED

"JUsTITN ANDERSON" THE BORROWED
B,gy-Ths sreat Of public curiosity attracting N.
ordinate crowds people BARAVMs MUSEUM Toe Cnli
lock. we'll its Mother happy and well The women
kiss the dear tie creature and load WITH PRESENT. WICK
excou ut 1; creates
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IA1Yer.isernent I

OxyGENArED BITTERs This peculiarly eiiica-
cious medicine remedy for Dyspepsia 10. eql end
tns win sats the skep.ca sufferer that is .S. c-n1
b. over estimated II vii cure DJspsPs4
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JAdyer.isement.I

FrNr POCKET CUTLERY--The subscribers ofer
.vc,x variety Of the shove made BY the first nanufn.e.
b.. the Richest display Of the kind in the efJ .
sAUsDFxs store Only ct No. Aston House.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-15

coux,r,rn FOR 5-.xaxrsArIos.-The two young
90, ,.m.d John Picroa and Thomas Hegg. VINO
vr, su:s:ed Q, Thussdsy srsai's i9s as'ADe he
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Internationally
TEAs-THE CATION TEA COMPANY have on

b.sd every variety Of TEAS for 0roee Tea Dec'e snA ~
80 6.nIes-soSehone Oo,cng and Young Hysen, hon -
ts 10 "a ceu;s Gunpowder and Imperial from % csns TO 50
crnss-s, other equally low Aso toAss Of socd
T..rv IT, a., %. dollar. Calf aud CANINE
No las Cis.hsui.st. between Pearl and Rossveit-sA
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CITY ITEMS.

THAr BAsKrT.-We want to know aud we Thick
the public wan: to know whether the basket exhib-
tied with the baby at Barnum's Museum, is /" that
BASKET" that H. the verablc shbasket OF A. Oakley
Hall, in which the baby packed at the house No.
100 Elm street, and which Mrs. Cunning Burdeu
packed pck.a-back to Bond street. And if i; is the
real, original, genuine fsh.baskct, where did Barnum
FISH it up? and if it is bogus basket, We want to
know it. So out with il Mr.. original humbugger-
none Of your nonsense. Where did you get the
basket
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SrATc AVN NATIONAL. LAW SCHOOL, pG,.25

krepse wYorf-Ohjcct TO train students IN ke efsa
,e,neo arc prqose ard sxcnpoTe speaking. Mex. TSn
besil. on eth OF September. send tor cs.aloaGe TO
J. W. FOWLER. PyoSs1sn r