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Sligo and Tyrone Iron Store,
NO. seo AO1TM sECOND.oTnEET

-. koUlos L.
USuE aAevs celebrated hesnds q Iron are mana
/ fsetsFsA ~ Lyou, Short @. alone, Of Psna-
sylvnniA, Whe, un1se 80 management, ssrpervtss
every preoses u eeavsrsis FROM the ere - the
Aaisks1 har, aad with ths use Of sharsoai - :
feel. Uaass sAs saas styls they ssudsst IN Assu-
. ussse 8 81. Losis, ukses u kspt esostaaty -
had : ysry lases assortment Il the Abess hssaAs,
every ~ 81 bsn1ls u vAisA 10 distknsty marked
with shs aass 3Ase o. "Tyrene, y deelers
81 d. issas are we'll knovs. asd nssehaats. na-
eAiaIets, 81 issa workers eenesally, who require
- heelst, reliable artisle will sestainly fnA Il IN
eAvaatAgs 70 nAks trial u tier.
Ths Il. Lssis Hsnss II nov sspplisd With ; fresh
aeses&nsnt, nAAA With spseiAl care, which they 81
fss y dealers With every ooaAdencs In its shArss
ter. LtONI 6HO1D va
Sligo ssa 1yrsss Isoe Store.
No. ass Nertk 6eesnd- ST., O.. L~sis, No.
Csc. ID. HAIL, Agent. lap3edAwenl
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ATnENEUM.
second Night - the Engagoaene 81
CECIL1E RUAH.
Who created such great sensation Mt the Eastern
and Southern Theatres.
TUESDAY evening, May 9Th, the performance
will commence with the
HUNCHBACK.
JULIA .,,........... ...,..... Mrs. CECELIE RUSH
Master NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Dud
Helcfit.. .........Mrs Dun
To conclude VI
The Dead shut.
Hector Tit d...,....... Mr. Humphreviie
NOTICE Performance comm nces ut o. clock
precisely.
EHFer particulars sec bills Of the day.
Prices Of Ad mt ssion.
Parquettc md Dfess Circle. so cts
rshit Streie.......... .......-.......Z5 "
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An Va pm YAIelleA Dlscsvesyi..A Pss
tive Agws EraAicaseFi


istvs Agus EraAicassEi
Coveil's Bebecrins Mixture 10 . positive cure for
Fever and Agus and all Bilious Diseases. This
Mixture has been before the public for = number
Of years and has always been used with success -
ltiss harmless and certain remedy. Get = pan
phiet from tbs drnggists and read II and yea will
be satisfied.
s9id here by o'csanor Bro, and MarsAall
Bruce ia ST. Louis. by II Elskssiy, and By the
Propristers, IL. A. Porter 4 Bro, Rock Island, Ill
messtdAwiy.
Ias EacsLs,oH Fire Proof safe triamphsd owe,
all others 10 the great Are of the Git, Baildinxs
sgs. 18th, 1874. sad the Exoslsior Scale took tbs
! premism orr Fairbanks. ~ tbs state FAIR In bt
Louis, so, ss cold 30 ~ 10 PER cent. lear, sHa
guaranteed equal 10 say ia tbs Ial.sd States
Mansfsoa.rsa w H&ssd bro, psewist.u Vi ii,
kne*islm safe aud Scale VI erl,, w. sud Isi, 1as
street, 81 4Lpsisl IsEritdis
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Tynusu LIME Of The hess qaslity, always "
i kaad q tAs Patent fsspetsaLAsav Kills, ~
street, nsssC Cedar.
nayi.diy WINNkA WkLCnMAN.
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zee CRRAM
CAN BIZ HAD AT THE SALOON or
a J. DINER,


By TUE QUART OR GALLON, ).
And viii b. delivered 70 any part Of Old city nits,
Free Of cAssgs,
~ LsAviso oaDsas ~ rms sALooas
ThlsAeoe., bes. 0ala + johnson.
ICE CREAM,
AHp ZEE ACCOMPANYING LUxURIxs,
- Cap b. lad every day and evsaing ct -
pr2sdS DINNERS SALOON.
FHEaM ROLL 0UTTE1.
CHOICE lot received fer expssss, fron tbs
"A Western Reserve, OAid, SD for sale ~ tests.
apr3Od6t FourtA-st.
nlREsE.-io Soas. kagli.I Dairy reed ana
~ eor sale ~ retail By
KELLOGG 4 BTR0H,
spesedet Hossth-st.
INVITE BkANS-Fef sale ~
w KELLOGG b!R0E
I kAONS.-SO Boxes prins, on eoasignasat,
. ..e f. =: ''- y KELLOGG sraos.
NTRSf EkN Border Life, OF What Fanny Heater
w saw and heard IL Ksnsas and Aissosri.
For ssls Of the CITY BOOK STORE.
apsls 50 nain-st.
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"A ESAA SssUSS0Sut Gun utanAiy On oAo0 INA To
IA csiving, at eisn " Big Anvil
CADY, JONES I PECK,
aprzSd Keokuk, lows.
RUILDkR6' hardware, locks, lstchss, b. lM,
- loose and fast butts, ". A fall assortment
and latest styles 1T CADY. JONES PECK'b.
apr3od
nRLTIN0.--Oak tanned, patent stretched 1.satA-
II Or Betting, warranted not 70 strstsh and
TO suit the purchaser. Boston Gum Dsltiss
Gam and Hemp Packing. large assortmsnt for
sAie Low By CADY, JONES PECK.
Apr70d Sign Of Big Anvil
DLANES-0rssaasl Geld Tooi Co.'s, fresh stesk ii
these superior Tools Just received at the sign
Of the lApr7sdl BIG ANVIL.
n0ORand gate springs, Gray = Brothers 'psisnt
II the best spring ever invsnted, for sale BY
apr39d CADY, JONES PECK.
I NnAiN-Log, coil, binding, trace, halter, doa
~ and Jack chains, at the sign Of the
Apr7sd BIG ANVIL.
L,ILEs--A full stock Of Butchers brand last 70.
l. ceived by CADY, JONES b PACK.
Apr7od
VTICES-Solid box. parallel and Parksss bsncA
Y for sale low ~ the aigu Of the
apr7Sd BIO ANVIL.
CADY. JONES 4 PECK.
AGENTS f0K
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IMPORTATION WAsrED.-Bryan Quinn, aged
50 years, from Dundalk county OF Lowih,
Ireland, is DESTROYS of learning the present
residence OF his two sons, Patrick and Barney
Quinn, who were in St. Louis and Franklin,
Mo-, about year ago. He supposes letter
written since that time, and addressed to him
at Beyer Dam, Wis, was taken out Of the
P. .. nj that place by some other person Of
the same name, and wrongly kept. Being
aged, inhrm and poor, he seeks the aid Of the
press Of the country as means Of finding
bis sons, well knowing if they were informed
Of his whereabouts, they would speedily min
lister to his relief. Letters may be addressed
to him at Portage, Columbia Co., Wisconsin.
The press OF the country aud more particu-
larly of Missouri. will confer lasting favor
by copying the above Badger State.
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keok Nh Female College.
NOTICE is hereby given to the stoekholders In
IN the Keokuk Female College, that call Of 10
yer p share u the subscr ptiSns the stock
of said College has been rdered BY the Board Of
Directors, pay able on Or before the 10th day 81
May inst. j. W. OGDEN, 5ccy.
keokuk, May 5-d3t
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UNUSUAL INDUcEMEsTsII

OK large and substantial houses. with grossds
~ bsastifsliy shs ped. With ornansntal trxss, il
b. frsacisviiis, Clark Co., No., only IL niles
fron Ksokak, asd near X, II. b. n. r. II.
J. r. CAVE SON,
apr7sd3w Real Estate Dsaiss.
A n elegant stare room, Nth 40 lots, eerIer e
"A Main and Rrout ats, st. frascisville, No, for
sale by J. T. CAVE son,
sps7sA7s hssi Essa.s Des.ers.
DOOAsi WOOAafI
rlNHE Amssicaa Family Encyesepedia u ssefui
j ksovisdgs, or book " 7,.2a Receipts ssA Hssss,
whole Library Of ssb Gets useful ~ every individ
cal. illustrated With 900 esgrsvings, By r.
.prasa o3DKN. BRowSELL 4 co.
EwNaoks, 0YAre ustcs.
A DESCRIPTIVE aaA Historical account Of
n Hydraulic aed other machines for raising ~
ter, beth ancient and modern With observations On
vAross subjects connected with the mechanic arts
.p rss.i '''''' o ai,:s s II co.
G. pnycx. c. o. bsucs.
BRUCE 4 son,
Lana Ageass snA DrsksYs,
DaALans II
EXCHANGE AND LAND WARRANTS.
Wud LSals, ImpyossI Tsyas, Tesrs F,epufy, &C.,
gOar DoDo8, IOWA.
WE pay psrstesisr stssaf,es 70 the selection d
w LapAs sd their location, With essb o. Land
WaSraats, In the n. Dsdgs, Siosx City and Ossgs
Laad Dictricts, lovs. We have agents st Bioax
City and Osags Who devote their whole tine and
tention " the transaction Of basiasss The ".
Dodge district will receive psrsonsl attsntiso.
We will collect notes, bills, drafts and
throughost lows, and remit proceeds promptly II
drafts on New York. Real Estate and Lasd War.
| rants bought asA sold on commision. Iitles sx.
| aminsd and taxss paid. We also pay pAaricyLAa
ArSssrsoH to the leaning OF Land Warrants for ron
rcsidsnh, the loaning u money ~ best vestsrn
rates. aud 70 investments generally. We sxa0isi
carsislly Ill lands locate and will give plat and
description. Oar eommissisn for loaaing locating
Land Waysash II the shove namsd districts will b
SIC per lse, ~ pr l3e, q per -. AID . per -
acres, which sAssld a~soop any the warrants, snd
also the Land O0es fees wssYants, u 81 for each
| 90 acres, In bills Or drafts % New York.
LAND ENTERED ON TIME.
All business entsut<d to ~ will ssesiye lsonpt
and ssssfal sttsation. CorrsspesAcnos solicited.
| Apr2S-dkvly
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That Dam r caring.

A young buck went to see the daughter Of
Presbyterian elder, whose house was near
mill dam. 1t being the spring Of the year,
the waters made a considerable roar as they
tumbled over the dam. The modest young
gentleman tapped lightly at the door first
and received no answer. Again and again he
repeated his knock, but still he was unheard.
Mastering up courage he proceeded to inhict
some severe thumps on the door which bro't
the staid old gentleman out.
81 suppose" said the younster, who had
by this time become slight y savage from be-
irg compelled to wait so long, 81 suppose
you could not hear me knocking for the dam
roaring"
"The dam roaring! What do you mean,
sirf How dare you speak in that way p"
said the divine, somewhat angered at hear
ing the young man swear in his presence.
81 mean to say, sir, that suppose you
could not hear me knocking on account OF
the dam roaring"
"Dam roaring You young scoundrel
Have you the impudence to insult me with q
repetition of these wordsp Begone, sirY"
''My dear sir" quoth the now bewildered
youth, 81 intended to say that presume
could not be heard en- account Of the dam
roaring" laying particular emphasis on the
last two words.
ssInsult on insult" shouted the Infatuated
man, and he rushed at the poor fellow with
the evident intention Of ejecting him, but was
restrained by the voice Of his daughter, ex
claiming -"Papa, suppose the young man
intended to say that he couldn't be heard on
account Of the roaring Of the dam"
sob! beg your pardon, sir; bes yeur
pardon; walk in, really /; ah, well declare
The dam roaring! Capital! Come in. come
in! That is really too rich.n
1t is needless to add that the youngster
went in, and in the excellent society Of the
young lady soon forgot the "dam roaring
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Per sis . |. n.sgal.. q

eligible bsildtng lot 10 fest fsest o. less at
IA the optioa Of tbs puSshassr. 6aid lot b -
hieh ersssA aaA will = sold shsap II applied It
T.rns, Ahsst sasA tAs baisnss In sosy Dsy.
~snta. Inouirs u The sAAsssignsd, eefnsr q
Yrsakits aed ISL -. r. a. UkMSTOu.
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N. ". M6ckoe NJ D.,
SURGE ON DENTI6T,
Oncs on Second st.. bsswssn Main and Jshnssn,
KEOKUK. IOWA.
nR. H., In addition 70 the sssal =
II nssheds u iasesiiAe artificial
testh, 10 In possession u the exclusive ~k0oyxy
right for this city Of mounting the
seootinuous gan work., - anivsfsally admired
for their beauty asd slsAnlina1s.
Hsis also moansIa Tooth - 0stta PsssAa.
epr 10 dwly
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n LOIS 10 block I5e, BEAUTIFULLY situated on Pa
y lean street, between 10th and llth viii ~ sold
very low, by
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Az by tpt feet on Sd street ali joining Mr.. Red
~ ington's new building, nov h.ing built, for
| sale cheap. by DtMOND CONN.
may5d
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WIRE q o0ds.
XNlRE Cloth, Sleeves, Riddles, Dog Aussles,
w Bird Cages, Rat Taps, &C., at
TILLINGHASf, LANE 1 BUELB,
my5-d Sign Of Broadaxe. Nain-at.
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A MAIN street lot in centre Of business Per
"A sale very ohsap, by
mNy5d DINOND CONN, Moin-ot.
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q n ACAEs land in tho city limits, sdjoinsAg
on Ford's addition, and on the Mississippi asa
Des Moiu>s River Terms easy. Apply 10
may5d DIMOND = CONN, IS MAin-sA.
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Az by 50 feet on ThirI-st., bet. Exchange and
4UBink, With improvements thereon, wtlAxs
sold NJ q tasgain, by DlMOND cDSN.
mas5d
/ OIs I. and s. In s. ock 20 in K. r. " a.
IL dition. For saie by
msy5d DfMOND CONN.
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D1Fyes = ksvsysh,s
Celebrated Rochester Asy. platform asd~ Counter
SCALES. The best Scales Ia tbs market. warrant
ed correct. They have bssn 10 sss Tor ysars, and
can be 10 the stores IT Chitssndsn AetSayis,
connable, Smylh Co., stadard AcCuns, Bsras
kcntgsa, Cisghern 4 Harrison, J. X. Copslin
stc., and will speak for themselves. FOR sale =,
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The Recon, Rumors nom Nicaragua.
TO rus EDITOR or rus HERALD.


BY ,he steamship George tsw which arrived on Wet
ncsday lat from Aspinwan, received the California
ChyVicc Of the Goth Of April Is published a, san Fran
CISCO has been tho open, and indeed, violent assa
ami Of General walker ami contains leading edtori,
OF nearly columns based upon reports received "a,
Panama Of his defeat somewhat like those
that circulated here about the umc but the
editors, "a anothcr article written subsequently, say
win reference 10 Affairs IN Nicaragua we have been per
nufd o rubish the annesei rum private letter
a. "o p nf ssrrg m4 De &C e'a, ,.
impressions IL scent there.
annex tho extract 80 referred 10 below. Il will DO
seen that this fully the letters received
here from General fcnningsen and others, giving
oouh, Of The victory Of the 18th March over the Costa
NCans at Hvas, and published in the NEw YORK fIRRuD
OF the 9Th day Of April thcu articles in the Ysss
and 7fbne, snd other papers, have denounced these
ters ~ being bgus and a. having been Fabricated"
You viii that thew fully sustained by Col waters
and the Francisco editors state that the authority may
mind that no direct or authentic inormstion has
been received from sau Juan del Sur, or
from any =, port on the Pacific side since
vessel that touched there and brought any news 10 Pana
All the rumors seized upon here With such erea
aydiy by certain parties VI Cen Walker having "evacu
atcd the country ard sought refuge board British
etesmer &c. are, therefore, nsnifesty without founda
non IN any information received nero or AZ fanama eoL
Ioctridge and his party Is true have failed In his river
expedition on this eide Of the continent and were con
strained TO accept the aid Of British steamer 70 get away
-.c..- "e"o wv Nof't, hHe " 49, 80
ors mentioned have been manufactured out OF those occr
Fences Inc latest news from Generals Walker and Hen
nngsen which can be considered any degree authentic
"a 70 oe found IN California letter xed proving tue
correctness the letters OF date published In the
HERALD on me 9Th Of April No letters from them have
been received since, and any Of transit has 90
Cured BY which such letters could have been sent IL
probable that IKE come others previously they have
reached hcr destination because they we're Intercepted
and suppressed on their passage There Is no reason 10
doubt the complete ultimate success OF orerals Wake,
Iockrldge ~
fss.d you this for publication 10 dpprovs the charges
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s12rHs, nARR1Asu AND DxArz.


FvrrHe-CnoLn-On Wednesday, May IL, at =. ne
mas church. by sbe Rev Mr.. Morgan, Mr.. WILLIAM ~
sre to Miss Iouuu Y. C#orIyr, all OF this city.
HAnnT-BKIL On Wednesday, May IL, by The Rev.
Jas. Prrsiley, JoHS HAz NJ D. 10 JANE eldest daagh-
ter OF Thomas Bell fsq., all OF this city.
BJos-NcsBAsy On Thursday, May II, by the Rev.
Father Mchano, Mr.. JANE, A. RICK, Of Brooklyn 10 Mku
CECILIA MCSnAnH, Of this city
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made OF the "abroaon Of the letters formerly furnished
YOU, and pubished by you the Oh OF April last

you, and Published BY you On the Oh OF April last
Chronicle Of April .NI
HAr JUAN SgR, March fS-ifH z. M.
DxAN err-CoI has Just arrived from Rtvas The
had able IN gather about the hight the
other day very and by no means correct
10 The morning. bombarded the plaza for
destroyed two sides H. driving the ireasers when
three hours when the allies During the fight
Ior~a marty attacked Rvas. hut
oss 10 s enemy killed and wounded greater III an sun
posed They up wards San Jorge throwing
TO one the e'hsr villages The General Jorge
win H-nningsen aud 40 men; they all behaved we'll
turned from fight In better spirits any tight, they
have had in the country They only lost eight killed and
about thirty wounded Walker thinks enemys roll
cali viii show deficiency e so the evening of 70
battle Col aers tes thai thu General Is IL In excellent
spirits and that damage has been done IN the eucny Ia
tie late than in battle thai OF the lin
APRIL fought In the country Walker has
In Rivas OF whom all about 100 offensive
operations. There sick present In the camp.
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MADAME DIR wmHoB,sr's ars. subscription concer. takes
place this evening at Nibio's Saloon. sgnor Moreiu
Sgnor Gasparon and sgnor Msnzocchi will assist sad tho
programme Ia full of the choicest rnorceaus
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The Rev YORK. Weekly Herald.

NEWS FKUA EUROPE, UALIFORNfA, FiCAKAdUA, NEW
GRANADA, SOUTH PACIFIC, AUSTRALIA, MEXICO,
CUBA, WEST INDIES, KANSAS, Ero.-AFFAIRs IN
WAsHIN8TON-THE BURDBLL MURDER TRIAL, ETC.
Thu WsxxLr HERALD win bs pubshed O'CLOCK this
morning TIA will embrace late from Europe
California, Nicaragua, New Granada. the South Pacific
as, Ne1ico Cuba West Indies. Kansas &c The Closing
Proceedings In the Burde Murder Trial The Mysterious Ira
gedy At Newburg The Revolt at Sing Sing Prison. Airs In
Washington; Tho Latest News by Telegraph; Editorials
ous interesting subjects; Financial Commercial, Religious
theatrical Political Sporting and Maritime Inteisence New
York Cattle Market Marriages and Deaths together with
variety Of Local and miscellaneous eus SnSls copies IN
wrappers ready fos mailing be had the Pce
six cents.
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A cARD.-rARTIAr. DEArNrss AND DIsOHARa,

VAKD.-FNKTTAT
"A from the esr-Dr. HARTLEY. principal And proprietor
of the Philadelphia kar Institution, Is New YORK. aud
generously offers attend all persons suffering from acc-
TONS OF hr without charge until cured Thereby proving
his uneaualed and protecting the deaf from being
swindled paying sci. ylcd aurisg exoThant fees
vance and The iic,ion Of stu serious evils By permit
ting the application o dangerous remedies by
and unssul hands DR. III may her. stats that he has
connection whatever with person advertising deaf
Neither has be given permission for the publication "
certificate purporing from him and cannot here.
fore be responsible for alarming consequences resulting
from rashness and desperation The loss Of MOI
be material 10 but the deprivation of OF the
npor of the ought hC regarded aud
wilh thar ordinary solcitude. Deafness. the
head all dsngrreabic discharges speedily
permanent removed without csusug the ess, pain OF iu
en.nce. in all guaranteed where mslfor
exist thirteen years close and almost und
yded attention ia this branch ~ special practice has enabled
him his such n degree NJ
Ind The mott confirmed and obstinate Yield ny steady
the ptc0crilcd The destruction by of
the Of which Or Hartley the head having
porariy released him his duties Philadelphia hs will
Ia during each mnruinG, a; al Nnth street. third
door asst ~ BT,s.
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Eruptfons, Ereckies, Coarse, had Skin,
4c-Cse Jones italian only 2 dandrud bad
Zones coral hair resorahve. D. Depot, 2u2 Bowery.
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FINANCIAL AND coMMERc tAt..



There was not much activity In the market today
The business WAS more equally divided between the DIFF
ferens speculative stocks Illinois Central operated in
about extensively to-day sny osbor railroad sseok
the list The attempted In Cleveland and Toledo
worked unavorsby to-day TO the parties concerned The
moro cash stock bought tho weaker the market bo
The stock stands tumble and Of hcso
days shall see stampede. Erie opened and closed
weak Reading fell or and sold freely at the decne New
York Central Railroad opened and closed without change
and appears TO have very fe~ friends at the beard Hi
nois Central bonds touched par, and were in demand
illinois Central Railroad stock opened nrm at TAO pcr cont
but fell or and closed at 1879 per cont There sale
Of Illinois Central Rights 1856 per cent. The greatest i'm
provement to-day Was in California bonts. Sales
made at 81 per cent few days since they sold at 40
80 per At the second board the market generally
lover, but the amount Of business transacted
limited. nr oils Central Railroad sold al l3sk, being AZ
p~ cent lower than the opening price al the first board
Cleveland and Toledo closed weak, at 6S per cert The
large cash purchasers this morning did not strengthen
prices much Michigan Southern Railroad sold at es por
cent cash, to the extent Of 50 shares. Harlem Railroad
preferred sold 45h per cent, Cleveland and Psburg
was u per cent better.
The Assistant Treasurer reports to-day follows
Total receipts. Observation-Disclosures. 500, s2s oS
Total pay ments. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. $i52,T3S 10
TOTAL oasance $i3,Sau,9S9 81
tn, vusr,s ,oaa, ;,clnss All o.o On cuforr;a drama
r. - ......,..s- 80 :, nr,.,n ,,..,.
Ane s'0'A 'ie0""'o'e Vi oAo c"'y 11'es ~e'e "'So
active to-cay al the brokers' board They operated
tlas morning n follows
$50 NY Central RR, $780,. seN-regular.
IW ILLINOIS, Centrai fdS .Io9tS-casn-
SO Michigan Southern RR. 6s seller days.
Sold--10o Chicago x Rock Island. Soz-buyer days.
~ Cebusi hh......' 90 seller ooaays.
The opartpriv OF the Mu,uai Sfe Insurance Co
for tho tbrsa ,na,bs eos,ns Anil 10 has b, r,b,sbes
n-sra,,s os oil LINDA ca,rc nav r,ens nj, ac,,,p, or
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Hilrs Hair Dye ShilIings a Box. Black or
brown, No barclay Inmiabe cutting Of asir and
uhi
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Barry's Tricopherous, Only IL La Cents a
bottle, genuine OAMPBE LIS drug store OF Eighth
avenuesand Twenty eighth street
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0rNTI.ErHNs HArrSHs,
s''s & SSAo,.. How. ~
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CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

FRIDAY, May Ib--b T. u.
AsHEs-The snles confined 10 about 100 bbls. In
ciudlng pots at 7hc. 71[c and pearls at 100. 7zc
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS market was heavy aud closed
Mt decline OF about sc. loo. per bbi The saes
confined to about 600 200, bbls at the following quo
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uot,cxv.v,s os.tmens.--,rhe Diseases OF en-.

and the skin TO which children subject such
encsed the head and face raeh letter
salt rheum pmpes, &c QUICKLY relieved BY this ongIer
az well the angiest ulcers, and AL kinds OF wounds
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Campbell, Chemist and Druggist-COrner or
Eighth and Twenty eighth street. Seventeen years
practical experience.
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A. Gran6tea II the Only Person who can
be consulted sieniacaly all diseases Of the human hair
81 Church atreet torper6 Barclay The Sixth and Eighth
avenue cars stop 81 The door OF ths establishment
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Cristasiorv's Hair Dye, Wigs and Toupees
eclipse all in thoir line wholesale and retail and dye pr
VA Nv applied. n
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Portable Letter Copying Press and Book,
complete TOT Eve dollars. n. DAVIDSON No. Spruce
stteet Npv fork
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Spring and summer styles OF HATS and
IN all their variety The ladies charmed at Mo srge
display Of beautiful sTaws FOR misses and children Call and
examine KELLOGG, manufacturer.
1R Canal street, opposite West broadway.