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SPARKLING HocK.-Mr. Sewell I. Taylor has favor
cd us with sample bottle of sparkling hook, of the Noupaei
brand of Burge Co. Hockheim Isis vey superior article
and is offered SIS per ozcn 81 50 per single
who wish sample Mr. Taylor rs cases Of it on hand at
bis store, No. Ii Royal street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-04-27

Dr.. BEAcH's ANTrCATHARTIc MIXTURE. = This
medicine which intestinal disorders
had Of the INVENTOR Dr. D. Beach, the Chaes
and Customhoase streets. See advertisements.
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FAsH1oNAnLr CLorHINa ron rnE SEASON.

FASHIONABLE CLOTHING FOR THE SEASON. =
Messrs Leighton Barbot the of ST. Charles and
Canal Streets their friends and
in stylish and elegant gatb they
possibly DESIRE The stock large and the
plee whilst the shirts furnishing goods fully
portion Mess H. and b. receive their supplies from their
manuactoy aud sell everything the lowest price, with all
requisite guarantees. See their advertisement
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JAMES N. TELLER,
EDWARD S. AUDLER,
EDWARD BARNkTT. Notnry Pnhlic

certify the foregoing be original net on
record IN my office In faith whereof grant presents u
eT my Signature and the impress of seal Of Office the City
OF New Orleans, this I4th day OF April, 1857.
EDWARD BARNETT Notary Public,
The undersigned Recorder Mortgages the parish and
city ct New Orleans of Louisiana certirs tia, the fore.
gong charter recorded This day Office the Book of
Society No ; to!ios 5j4 to $50 inclusive. r pALAUp,
az :, iai II DeP'y Necogder.
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ANOTHER VICTIM TO RAT PoIsoN.-On the 10th,
Mrs Robert johnson died in Newark, N. j.. from the
effects of the mysterious poison of the Washington
National Hotel. She, her husband and daughters,
were at the National Hotel three days at the time of
the Inauguration, and were all taken sick. The hus-
band and daughters were recovering.
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SPLENDID EMBRorDERIEs. The stock of newly
opened embroidces offering by Messrs O. NJ Simpson
Co., at No. l6 Canal street. richly worth the attention
those ladies who have in their fnees The
assortment Is large. comprising all the and stylish
articles in the embroidery line. See the advertisements
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-04-27

MURDER AND LYNCH LAVA fellow named Haw
kins was arrested for horse stealing in March last
by the Sheriff and Constable of Estill county, KY
He shot them both dead made his escape, was re-
captured at his fathers house few days ago and
hung by process of Judge Lynch OH the spot of the
double murder.
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Interior Lodges,

DE SOTO LODGE MOI Baton Rouge on Thursday
evening.
evening.
METH LODGE No, q meets Shreveport on Wednesday
evening.
ST. LANDRY LODGE No, Is meets at opeoasas on satut
day evening
CLINTON LODGE No % meets at Clinton Oh Wednesday
evening.
Monday evening.
TRINITY LODGE No. 80 meets at Trinity on Saturday
evening. " "|
day evening. " ~
NEW IBERIA LODGE No. 30 meetsa Newton on Thurs.
day evening. " N
evening. " '''
Monday evening '' '' S-'
ASSUMPTION LODGE No. As meets at NapoIeouville or
Saturday evening.
THOMAS II, SHIELDS Grand Secretary
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A HIGHLY PERSUASIVE DCN.-A livery keeper in
Albany having sriven long in vain to collect small
debt from certain gentleman in that city, finally
adopted queer expedient. He ordered his " man
to draw the hearse up in front of the debtors house,
and if any of the inmates Of the house spoke to him.
to present the bill. The scheme was successful the
bill paid and the hearse returned to its quarters
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HAspwAnE, SER cnANpIrnY, nro.-Messrs

HARDWARE, SHIP CHANDLERy, ETc-Messrs. Brand
Adams to Layton Co.. No 81 Magazine street.
drive extensive business in hardware ship chandery and the
other things in that neheng constantly supplied with the best
home foreign manufactures They favorable terms,
and confidently recommend them agricuurists
chanics the country trade and all others who in need
Of any kind of hardware Soc their card another column
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I done and passed ut the city of New Orleans the day
o' iaa year aforesaid, in the presence of James n Teller
ana hHWrd Auder, witnesses, who hereuuto sign their
ihiiieS with said parties and notlrics
Inc otiSiia is signed: l.. Ii. PLACE,
LABORDE ~ XIQUES,
JAMES ID. DENEiRE,
AIl nthnrS.
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THE RICHEST FURNITURE ExTANT--ls to be seen
Ill and lis Canal 1t Is not only rich and beautiful
cheap according its quality whilst the quantity large
the assortment complete Rich and proud and plain the
merchant prince mechanic may their
tastes and accommodate their purses Stewards If you
furniture that is furniture, be call Stewart.
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CARPErIN6s AND MArrsGs.-Thes articles, in the
variety all other articles In the line always
had prices Of Messrs A Brousseau Co.. Me- 10 charres
street. See advertisement.
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DoLBEAR's COMMERCIAL COLLEGE, LOG CANAL
classes begin this French Spanish Ger
man, Engtish, Mathematics Penuanship Book keeping
ETC. There special apartments and professors
for each hrAuch.
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DRUGS, CHEMICALS AND PAINTS. = Some lately
received invoices of drugs chemicals paints
ing by Mr. Z. b. Wheeock, at No. 43 Magazine We
would direct the attention of painters and the
tisemenf Of the same. 4gf y3t 55r
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FANCY HAIR WoRk.-If any Of our friends have a

valued of hair which they would like preserve
Shape would advise them call upon Mr. seu
benraach the hair artist No. p Chartre street. stands
without rival In his peculiar art Some of his
really wonderful and his reputation using
genuine the articles ordered certified by many
of our most respectable families. See his advertisement
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]. o. 0. F. ~
Grand Lodge OF Louisiana.

Phips Of Trinity Lodge 49, Dret No 9; John Moore,
# %s Ms No. oe N % H Rs No. Rar Of s Gs
Lodge No 81 Dist No 10; o p worthy, Of Clinton Lodge
4. 4 n Pc, NJ No. 49, e. M"n Of Assumption Lodge No.
Standing Committees Of The Order: P G NJ. G ".
sh%T "a B @hS f." VIM " snT1eS a"d 'H &Sa
Petitions and >ppsa-p G. NJ : g. Dq"ap r G 3 Mag
IL. ILL.,; To%sr 5%% w% S G Ssz%
"n so G Geo.
AID and j. r. Michel: credenals-r G.s, F. A. Denise W.
All 70 me Grand Master Grand Secretary
fhgn BE forwarded S III SGe q S %"d
Subordinate Lodges.
LoVIsLA IA, LODGE No meets Friday eyeni in
aors, i: ~ " Earh@an secFeary George Ei Per.
Secretary; II. Dillingham; Treasurer.
WASHINGTON LODGE No. 3 meets every Thursday even
Ing in Msrgny Buildings Third District. 7. Jones, NGT-
Secretary; g. Hooper treasurer tE' '"''
UNION @ meets every Monday evening in
e. Heno Secretary; rloS H. Shields, Per- Secretary
CRESCENT LODGE No. meets every Thursday evenirsn
5osm No. ga Feiio%s Hall T. F. T. 1ose n 81 Geo
Per Secretary; +. X. Barbot. Treasurer.
JEFFERSON LODGE No emeets every Thursday evening
rule G. %o F. Kraut setretay j. B. Morrill, Fl FER Sec
rotary; VIM Deacon, Treasurer
a sss sEs'y s%ssey S;;"'HS
Secretary; P Schneider, Treasurer
ORLEANS LODGE No II meets every Tuesday evening in
y Es hs and Fer sssss l. T 9"sy
Treasurer.
COMMERCIAL LODGE No. ,2 meets every Wednesday
& ps F"sS B. Cooke Sn sSsr
room No :, odd FeIowss Hall David Moore, \, g.; i:
Secrstary; Dtsoa TrcasnTsT S " hSs''" fs'
moEG 6ld t No Is F6ms
SSsss gdd % sssrstsy H ohafls. Ross
Sa + mss's Msos MSaf'y tEsnrs r.
TEY NJ 6a 1o F.H rEay evening
reiary; E. A. Patterson, Treasurer ee' Vs.
T"f sy s;s"?
Per. Sec; H. Mispaush, Treasurer.
POLAR STAR LODGE No, 10 meets every Wednesday
evening in foisF star ROOM ST. louis street Second District
Rec and Per Secretary A, Dudongs0t Treasurer
in 45s No. ! h9p&E N No u ssds evening"
%hiuen G.; j. A. Blown, Rec and Per. Secretary; W. T
INDEPENDENCE LODGE No. % meets every wednesday,
evening IN room No. Odd Fellows Hall Il Pnsler,N G.
y SGs ksi rsas H@sK' Secretary Ends Per se'"
G2LgMBUs LODGE 4 No q meets Wednesday
TroHston Secretary Jno Masehanr j. Rohtey,
in Hal FoaTb is's NSnr s r. GTSni e.
tAry; ID. Gsrh.rt, Treasurer.
PACIFIC LODGE No. 80 meets every Wednesday in
Ter, Treasurer.
pd AE s4 sso6H3 Ne 3 " ya FsSy evening
ssLs Jr y G.; A. rrocard Secretary H. Cpl!o Per. See
Hermann LODGE No. 80 meets every Wednesday even
Ing Il Magny B"ldgs Third District + Zimmsrman n
NJ Weisheiner Treasurer ''
THwEsTERN LODGE No. 40 very Friday even
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BOARD OF DIRECTORS FOR lAJ7.-O nicers-Henrv Bier
President S. Boullemct Treasurer hos H. Shields
Cemetery Committee-F1aper Dillingham; Gardner smith jas
Goldng Finance Comnee-E A. Patterson, H. H. De,,ysi
j. F. Miller Sextonlinnie Merritt. Observation-Disclosures Emr
nenux Frank Lewis H. Goldman T. Z. Peterson Jos Allison
j. p. Warner, ]. G. Wagner
VAULTS IN "ODD FELLOWS REST'' NAV be nroc,rea
by applying to F. NJ CoRnY atSiekle Co.'S SIS Canal street
At d. FELT SrETsoN 81 Camp H. NIlIsp.uct
Mint and ut the Secrearys Office Fellows, Hail
OF Camp and Lafayette streets. " ''' WI
Price of Lots and Naults-Regular
ditto by feet So Vaults Nouble) Stockholders LonS
SIS. ditto, 10 all others. $50 '"'use'r
information relative to the purchase Lots etc can he bo
4pplicationto '' A 'e "'N'
THOMAS H. SHIELDS. SECRETARY O Z -.
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Interior Encampmenf

MAGNOLIA No. meets in Baton Rouge the second ana
fourth Saturday in each month.
t. W SHAW No, 10 meets the first and third Saturday In,
each month in Clinton parish of East Feliciaua.
All communications intended the Grand EncRmpuer,
must be addressed to Jas Furneaux, Scribe Odd Fellows
Hall, New Orleans. ~
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y THE SHIRTLEss MANS SoLILoQUY.- follow
ing was found wrapped up in an old dirty shirt, in
oneof popular boarding houses one day last week.
The man who left the shirt is reported to have de-
parted.from the house in very peculiar, mysterious
manner, which was not understood until lie was seen
to clasp his hands and take farewell dive into
MOoDYfs store:
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Moody's manifesto, in another part. of to-day's
Crescent, proves that the soloquy Of the demented
young man. at any rate, had its foundation in reason
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strength. XII
The course of the majority in the last Legislature
was suicidal The special legislation directed against
the city kept alive and embttered the feeling that
prevailed. The attempt to give the appointment of
our Assessors Collectors and Constables to the Gov
ernor thus taking from the people the right to elect
their own local officers, encountered universal oppo-
sition. But it the introduction and passage of
the unconstitutional, abominable and tyrannical
Election Bill . that capped the climax of unpopu-
arity, and made the dominant party, so far as that
party was represented in the Legislature, odious in
the sight of the honest and airminded voters of New
Orleans. That was the last drop thrown into the
wormwoed cup of obloquy and wrong that caused it
to overflow.
oohie Oh the results of these unwarranted insults
and expressions are plainly apparent. Judge Cole
has succeeded Judge Lea upon the Supreme bench,
and the entire bench of the city has been filed or
will be IN short time, with gentlemen nominated
and elected by the American party. The probabili.
ties are thousand to one that had the dominant
party pursued different course, in and out of the
Legislature, that not single member of the American
party would have been chosen to any Of these imnor
| tant aud responsible stations
But there are other reasons why New Orleans has
gone by the board in the sense meant by our De,
soto contemporary. The Democratic party here is
divided into two factons-one headed by Senator
Slidel and the other led on by the eloquent and
gifted ex-senator Soule. The star Of the former has
waxed to full meridian, while that of the latter has
waned until it is barely observable above the horizon
The members of the two factions are bitterly opposed
to each other, and canuot be induced to work cor
daily together in harness. From this TACT is ex
planned large proportion of the falling off in the vot
at the two last elections. Why should men vote whel
they know that victory would bring with it relentless
and memorable cstracsm That the Soue men arr
under the ban is evident. One of the first act
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RAILROAD TICKETS

RAILROAD TICKETS
Coed for On unlimited iength Of time allowing
PasssnEefs u stop ~ any point and re-
sume thoif j0aruey - leisure.
Steamboat Tickets coed snssi Close Of Navigation.
rPasssngsrs san obtsia Rsliable Information
at this Once in regard 70 sll kallroad Routes In
the United States and Canadas. .1oN
Up River Passsngers leave Ksokuk ct li4oP. y.
Down :" lto3pn
Stage goes East TO Plymouth At =. NJ, Sundays
excepted, connecting With the afternoon train TO
Chicago.
- Once open 1t clock .. m.
J.R. .TEWKSBuRY,
Foreign Ticket Agent C. b. Q. +. h. Line.
jyls-dAw
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: = ! I 5 Q = .,

- - = ~ - ~ -
81 k&s In eOnnestisa vitA
Chicago ana neck lslanA East Ex.
AaA ~. L0sds, A'fon 4 cAtrago Rstlrosss.
THE ONLY ROUTE From BURLINGTON,
lAy!asyaE 1hs 55Li sFSHf14sI Il SHf oHs. OF
Freight to cv f,om Chicsge os joliet Cxi
~ and East, 7hscugh s0sshort
change Of cars. =
fT1Hk Peoria, OquawK and Burlington Railroad
1 bsing eomplsted and running in close eonnss-
tion II Peoria with The above roads, forms the
most reliable and sxpsditious route for the trans
D0station of FRa4asr or LIvs sTOcK, % or from
b.slingtea. Joliet & heagS and thsEast.
Rosss, BY it's connection 1t Joliet With the Joliet
cas on, gives IL decided advantage for the traas-
port.toe 81 Freght,and exPrsssiy does Il COM
aend itssn 10
owxEss AND sHIPRzas or LIVE sTocK.
nsrs soAvssisntly than IN the city of Chicago,
particulsrly II they are destined for an ksstsrs
9a1kat. 5.lF
/ ow Rffa svsss Loy - hv s.y eiAer Rosie.
Merchants and shippers are particularly y request
- - give this new route trial,
Freight dsatinsd from any point on our road, 10
Biaonisgton, Springfield Cincinnsti, st, Louis.
as cay pOiat in Central or Southern Illisoia Indi.
ana and Ohio ~ our cnpnsctions with the Illinois
Central 81 Louis, Alton and Chicago, drsat West
srn Of Illinois, Terra uaats and Alton, Ohio and
Aississippi, wiz b Sure Of . speedy transit to
its deStinAtien.
Application Tor freigh or any inlor m alton in
regard 70 the road may be made 70 The respective
Agents of Chicago kock Island and 81, Louis,
Alton Chicago roads at Chicago. OF 1t the Com
pany e once in BArret uoass, on Sd ~.
y. IL. KELLOGG, Agent,
burlington, Iowa.
CsAs. -. foIAn1s ,Gsn'i Ticket Agent.
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NATCHEBg
N. w. JONES,
Dsa1erin Clocks, ~ sckss 4 Jewclry
Third ATREEf

ON THIRD srRExf,
Between Main and johnson.
AASA A..
VIE subscriber has just recsised . large -
1 and beautiful stock Of gold and silver "a
" Watches, gold je~elry, &C., com prising the
of ladies breast pins, earring IIYcr
rings, cut pins, sold guard and fob chains, keys,
seals, silver thimbies, gold Slides snsps, stsds,
gold pens, with Or without holders, gold pencils,
pens and pencils.
WATCH RRrAfRING.
The subscriber being practical watchmsLes,
fseis competent to repair the most diicun and
dsltcate work that may be entrusted 20 his care.
All work warranted 70 give sstinactiea.
c0RRECT TINE.
The public nsy rest assured that thseorrscttine
ID. and always will Be kept By
Nss. 3s-'Se.dls N JONES.
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Il a i 3 q A D.
nE and after W sdussday, August 18th, 1857,
~ Trains viii run ~ follows, leaving East bur
liRgton:
Let PASSENGER Vt s .. IN through to Peoria,
Chicago, Cincinnati, Alton and st. Louie, via
6alesburg, Knoxville, Eimwood, Peoria, Bloom
isgton, Springfield. Decatur, Terre Haute and In
dIasspolis TO Cincinnati snd 81. Louis 10 Chicago,
via0aiesburg, Peoria, Bureau, Peru, La Sale, Ot-
taWs and Joliet; also by the kastsrA Extension Pc
osis i Oquavks and 81. Louis, Alton aud Chicago
1ellfoads and All intermediate points.
~ dPASSENGERat3 p. ~, through to Peoria,
Chicago, Cincinnati ard st. Louis, making all con-
neetions ~ above.
FREIGHT TRAIN leaves at 8 D. IN.
Both trains make connections through 10 CHI
csgo, Cincinnati and 1t. Louis, and all between
stations,
-. Passengers leave Burlington at =. M,
reach ~. Louis same night.
n Passengers leave Burlington at p. m,
reach st. Louis next forc noon.
Through Tickets To all Eastern and Southern
cities csn be obtained at the Company office in
ths Barret House, on Third-st.
u. IL. KELLOGG, Agent,
Burlington, Iowa.
p. b. Rosxnrs, ,Sup't, Peoria, Ills.
CHAs. y. fotLErr, Gent Ticket gent, Peoria
aug2i'57d
Ncw II oute hsu rff = otm (2a = ~ \ n = =
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Money 30 Lean
WIFHoOT TNTKRReTl

"a MOVING the Attfartion ol the akeye keedtx1
IN the ssbscribsr bees pardon for using It 10
draw your sttaption more particularly TO this no
tiss-lpr thepse ~ % many humbpss, in tAesldays,
shc~t selling of y cost stc, lst people ssaessy
eyer rsad he noticss, though thsy ers ttsDw4ilto
( Dst III Il ~ Asntss, And the doshltul reader
Day havs acAusl dsmonstsatien ~ the fast b
sailing atths Boot spd khos ShopE .. se NAla-st.,
vhsrs b san bay goods 1t sueh Lev Prices - tshe
even seftsv sAss no~O wttAosststssssf.
iy1n H fiji fN8s a. "A. DUKE.
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PENNSYLVANIA nA1LROAD.

rENNsfLvANIA RAILROAD.
vHAk GREAT Central Route, connecting tho Allan
lie cities With Wsstsrn, Northwestern andSoutA.
.ssesra Stssss, BY . eontinaoas Railway direct.
Ihs road also conasets st Pittsburg with daily line
OF Steamers TO all ports the Western Rivers and
At cleveland and Ssndusky With Steamer, 10 ali
Porn on As Northwestern Lakes making the most
direct cheapest and reliable route By which Prsis
sss oe forwsrdsd to and from the Great West
RATES sErwBnA PaiLAu uuLeuA AKp rrYrssuss
FIRST CLAss.-Boots, Shoes, Hats
and Caps, Books, Dry Goods,
lin boxes, bales and trunks $3.50. per 100 lb,
Drugs Tin boxes and balesl
Feathers, Furs, TO-, 30.
ID CLAM.--Domsstie Shssting,
shirting and Ticking(i I'm orig
incl bales Drugs (in casks)
Hardware, Leather Tin rolls or f0"e. Per iveibs.
boxss,) Wool, and Sheep Pelts,
EAAswsrd, DC, r..
Sd CL4ASa--Anyils, Steel, Chsins
Tin caskJ.l Hcmp, Bacon and
Fork, Sated loose or In shcksl soc. pss 90 lbs
Tobacco, man fact ured fexcept (
Cigars or cut,1 dc., de-
4th CLASS. Coffee, Fish, Bacon
Beef and Pork, lin casks or
boxe4 eastward, Lard nd Lard 4sc. Der 100 lbs.
Oil, Nails, Soda, Ash, German
Clay, Tar, Pitch, Rosin, kc.
FlOUH-31 per bbl until further Aotice.
GRAMS cts. per 100 lbs. until further notice
COTTON - 81 per bale, not exoeodiug 500 lhs
wight, until further notice.
sS- In shipping Goods from any point East OF
Philsdelphia, be particular TO mark package "via
Pennsylvania Railroad" All Goods c,nsfsnad A.
be Agents Of this Road at Philadelphia or Pitts-
burg, will b forwarded without detention.
PRKIsHf Aexyrs--Hafris, Wormley d Co, Mem
PhiI, Tenn.j 4: T. Sass 1 Co., ST. Lpuis, Pa. o.
Riley Co., Eyansville, Ind Dumesnil, Bell 4
Co., and Carter Jcwctt, Louisvilic, Ky; K. G
Meidrum, Madison, Ind; Sprigman Brown, ana
Irwin Co., Cincinnati; N. W Graham q Co.
zanssv.sie, Ohio; Leech Co.. 81 KIby street, Bos
tor, Lseoh Co, No. Astor House, New York; No
William street, and No. S. Battery Place. Me-
York r. J. Sneeder, Philadelphia; Maer.v
Koons, Baltimore Geo. c. .Franciscus, PittsbuYr.
II. II. HOUSTON,
0encral Freight Agent, Philadslphis
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FARE FROM KEOKUK

1fasssegsrs leaving keokuk ate .. M or
At noon, can dine the aext day at Detrot or Tols-
do, and dine the second day IN New York or take
supper 10 Boston, max ing ths trip from Keokuk
to New York in ~ hoess; Boston In 81 hours -
Quickest time ever made.
LsAviIg ksokul At the same time, pssssn-
gers reach Galena or Dunlsith next morping to
breakfsst, Chicago neAt morning At Sis O'Clock,
Cinsinnsti ssxi day At 10 p. m, ea- without
change u ear. from Chicago.
1-ciose connsctions made in Chicago with All
EsstsYn Trait1s.
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REAL ESTATE, INsCm ArUE.
Ahp 4
EXCHANGE AGENCY. t'
Cor. RITA and Msia- STA ..KrOxur

SSsf W." e"@
Fire, mAri.s, asA Life ln.n,..~.t
MERCHANTS FIRE AMARlNE ms. 90
srATRMuTuALfiRE aNb MAsYSEiNs. sYsiiSf CO
0f Psnnsylvanis. Capital 4SBs. .eeO.
CONNECTICUT MUTUAL LIfN tNs. co..
Of Hartford. Capital $2, ,SoO, ,cee
MASSACHUSETTS, MUIuAL 9LlfE ms. CO.,
q sp''nt6s'els e. 4 eaRssib siRiblS i1so sss ss.,
july1td Corner 9th and Msin-sts.
KEOKUK MAXINE lNaUN ANCH. C0
Capital, $500 900.
10 prepared 70 ds Y sfi Il eIneuY-
i ancs businsss, Cargo riskstsksn atoussonsry
rstss, sndth usual itisss xtsndsdt ore
ulAT oustomers.
isss s.pl lsIsP;i5 ij4s;ss. es.sssss..ss5s..s
ga DIRRcfena:
.BrtdenAn, u. I. .Kilbourns,
5. .IAAfrison, Gee. b. Smyth.
John TsmpliR, A. L. Dcmine,
=, Y. moody, II. D. Woodward,
y. kiibosras, las. Coz.
W % .ksntgsn.
A.BRID0MAN, ,PresiAs...
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AND INTERMEDIARY POINTS.
Cen frsig ght ofhce G.. 4. X. r.. 96 Randolph
NOTICE Ia hereby given that an arrangement
IN has been msde With ths Peoria, 0quswkA and
Burlington Railroad, whereby property can be
promptly tfansported between Chicago and Joliet
end all points on the o. AB. n. T., from Peoria
TO Burlington in car loads, without hssak ing bulk,
ut re asonable rates.
Any infor nation respecting this route will be
fusnishsd by applying toJ. JONES, Jr., &. 1 X. l..
r. X. Freight once, corner Of Clark and Taylor
streets, Or 10 the updsrsignsd,
J. KLW0OD,
General Freight Agent.
Passenger trains make close connections with Pc
-oria, 0quAwka Burlington cars st Peoria.
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FREDERlCK N. N OOm T.,
OF BOSTON.
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T ATE partner Of VIM. Washburn. Architect Of
- American, Revere, Winthrop and Parker
Houses, and TTemon Temple. Bostonj Wocd's Ho-
tel, Portland; Bayastste House, Worcester, and
msoy ether nrst class public and private bnildnes
tAfou ghout the eoantry having located IN ksohnk,
would isform the public that be 10 prepared ~ far.
stsh Designs, PIans, Detail Drawings, 6psciAsa-
tions and spperintendenee for ChaseAes, School
Hoses, Heteis, stores, Dwellings, and public and
private buildings of all kinds, with prouptnss and
acc1tAcy.
All ths msdsr improy ments, such as Warming,
Lghting, Ventilation, de-, ~ Hdop;.e in the kast-
srn cities, will be especially provided Tor - re-
quiFed.
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