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BY KENDALL, HOWE 4 co.
great Alsraceloni
ONE HUNDRED 4 ELEVEN BEAUTIFUL
OIL PAINTINGS!

A LII direct ImportAiions fron Eusops, and
n many u them by The most celebrated Artists,
making the beet col lcct in the Vest, ali
put Up In Rich Gilt frasaes Of Ans work msnshyp
and nbish.
The Pictures ere open for inspectioa q the store
VI Kendall, Howe 4 Co, until Wednesday svs-
ming, july >, ~ VII ch time they viii be sold
AT PUBLIC AUCTION,
to The highest bidder, by catalogue.
The Ladies aud Lentl.meu Of keohuk ere
respectfully invited to call and examine these
PAINTINGS
En- TERMS or SALE.-AH sums under 50
Cash All sums over SO, ninety days. credit, With
good endorsed bank able paper.
RANDALL, HOWE 4 CO..
jaiyl3d Auetiouuers.
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Can md See

WILL - U0vR SOO
r11HAT spiendid stock Of Pine Gold asd Silver
WATCHES, Fine 0oid JkWELkY Of every
description. Masonic, Cameo, 0old-stons. and
Plain Gold Sets fur tho Ladies' Silver Plated are
90 Pure Aibata Metal, equal 20 Pxre Silver, for
service, in whole sets or single piece.
Diamond Ring and Breast Pins, Of the Finest
Quality and every article warranted 70 b what II
IL sold for.
Those 0oods are mot Bogus Jewelry, but ans
Goods and will b sold ~ very low prices u pFi-
yate sale for . few days, and ut Pablo Auction,
commencing this evening", 81 So'cloek, 1t the Aae-
tion Room u Kendall, Howe 1 Co., and cSatinus
this week every other evening.
q. W. WILLIAMS, Agent.
KENDALL, HOWE 1 CO., Auet'rs.
I'LL :
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HA1NES 4 H 4 WLEIs0
HARV EST Err.

HAGNEs 4 HA WLE1s0
HARV TER.
rIyWo of these invsluabls Machines have been
l. forwarded to me
Fer sale.
Last ycar Robt Reed and myself introduced
two OF them, and harvested about 500 acres with
them. We unite in the opinion that they in
comparsbly superior TO any other machine known
to
shall be glad TO exhibit these Machines, nov
At Montross, Lee county, Iowa, and feel satis6sd
that those who try them Win b pleased.
FRANK DALLIN0ER,
jyl5-d4w2w LseCosuty, Iowa.
1.-TWO cows AND CALVES FOk SALE, North.
i East corner of llth and BlonasAn streets.
AAtn
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DIRECT IMPORTATION
or
HARwARE AND CUTLERY,
49, 4 -. TEN En,
TAfOkTkk6 AND WAULEEALE DeALERe.
i have n sssss, snd ssslevilg their supplies
lsk - spsiag ssass dtrsst tscm tits EstSsS whisk
sssy sasf % sash and psonpt tlGs-ksy.ss ~ To-
vorabl~ tsras. The stosk 6s,ng aasssAiiy Iases.
jyi-4Aw SWAN. TUCKER
CCYrhkA.-A large ssosk u diasrsus Arspds, fos
~ sale iov y S.M.A .TuCktk.
- NATAs.-A large sso.k Il various esaIisiss, fSs
~ sals ~ b.w. An. iuckEk.
Az kAKkS--Aay kAkss q di6.s II qualities
IL tor sails low By S.w. = IL. TUCKER.
(yRAfN CkADLI6 -Is4povi1e, RI. nian, and
~ sennsa Cssdlss for sails By
). y. I. II. TUCKER.
Lay sokKs.--A large s.osk, s...risd ssaii-
II ties. for sale " S.w. n. TUCEi.k.
CrhAW Folks Tlres-Tins ssrss T.Tls II
~ diasrsst sli,ies fss sale By
S.W. = u. TUCEkR.
GPADk5.--A Large steck Of iros. steel ADD east
swan. TUCKER.
A AEa' BAOVkLs.- 4 large stock II Aas1
"a Shovsas for sais Low b.
CCYTnE sr0NEs.-ssys1s sssass, of 1iasr.s.
- 1l'd'' in quantities & 4. W.; =. rucxr.
CcYrHE KIRLRs.-vssiess qualities Of ssysGs
~ RiAs ~ BAaspsosrs tor sale By
s.W. Ii. TUCKER.
GlCkLkS.-A good article Of sisk iss f.F sale 81
~ swan. TUCKER.
IkiND3T0NEs.-Ths Bsrsa vi ndslonss, Il w.
= '''' '''''' for sale 4 w..n. TUCKER.
lsisn u the Nd PaAieck,)
jys aAw eerssr Of Asis aaA Second 81.
FoR July:
KNlCK ER = . o x IN -
RLAcKwooD, VIII IL ssssI ss.i.r Of .,..-
~ ling asticlss. Cfsyoh, AsstAly, fss psopls
Of Literary, AstlstieaaA 6sisati1s tAsiSs. hosss-
bold words, CAsssss DseABas' tssmlasbis AsasAly.--
Hsspsss', AID shs psedsstiea u nusk mere tAl-
|ARTHUR,s HOME MAGAZINE,
oOnsssssns :s.sthiss for sys.yssAy.
AAkPkRv 6TOkf BOOK,
magazine for Youth, which shsulA ~ In The
hssAs u every Boy and Girl.
Applst0n's Ratle0ey Guide.
ALSO. everything In tbs kkx6 lias. All 10 b
WEBSTER ! PoTTERS
News Roon,
jyyd Jehasea-et., opposite Pessolhss.
The ar. II g. X. veosAiss 8 Co.. wss, ~ ~ lss
day q Jsly. 1881, daily dissolved. The bssinsss
Jaly !. 1857. c.K. 1J.H.veORiiiEs.
Hotel Sos Rent.
V1SHx sLAwRxNCk HOTEL" aev u course
| II senstSnstioa - Lawrsnes, will be 10 rsadi-
ssr Ne aad fss rest % shout ~ Les Of A.
TAisis aaae three story briak sdiAes, dssieas1
| tasts.
+. ,.s.,., daily -.la. d ~ <. ~. Dan.
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1apo rsa NJ - she ruhAscl
n3OO REWAROt

o5O0 REWARDt
NEW WHOLx1ALE AND RkTAlk FLOUR AND
FEED STOk1l
vIvA1 undsrsignsd will pay Ne aeovs inward -
) any psrson that ean psy higher DsisW, -
ssli ehsaVse shaa ~ 81, = NJ. II nein -. Zee
quantity u Aibsrs Z Co : eelsAsaetA vussev
3less. tjyltl 6ATTLEn , n9011kA.
NM LII NDE8 YA00,
CORNER OF TlMEA AND 0fxTH-STS.
CRBkL : e41pPA10 1Avs spsnsa : Lsnber
AYasd, - vill kssp I'll ktaas q IannAss, Jsiss.
u 16na1ag PlaAk, ana 6quacs r2ne xlah6e - III
49, - lsagshs, which Shsy will eslIA Is.ssA
49, ssass CR18L oH2R4ARD. {
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new 0OOkOs
MAYNE RkID'3 0rsas Romance. !" The War
AvA Trails or, Tho Hsut Of the wild Hose, :
romance VI the prairie, ~ Mayss ksid, sstAor "
the White Chief, eta. Test Life IL the Molly
Land BY ". q. Prise, Tor sale =
Jyi3d CLAKK8'H.
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OEMlNG 4 LOVE-
tSuccessors to a. h. Dealing = Co.,)
DanksYs And Dealers ~ ExchamRo,
Ma,a Street ksoksk, loss.
DAkTIcULAR attention given to collections
i refer TO
E.W. Clark, Dodge Co., New York;
Besbs ! Co, /"
AdAms = Duckinghsns, +"
Nv. Clark = Co., Bostonj
Drsxsl = CO., PhiiAdsiphis;
=. W. Clark = Co.,
Johnston, Brothers = Co., Baltimore;
+. W. ClArk 4 Bros, 81. Loas;
State SAvInys Institution, -
B~uoist Donnstly, I"
M. Heron Co., Pittsburgh;
Comnercial BANK, Cincinnati;
N.Curwith 4 Co., 0Alena;
Asrrsn ByutAers, dubuque;
D. G. Convers, Esq, Csshisr State Bark Of Ohis,
zaassville. fiy7
To ny Creditors.
HAviNG sold my Agricultural Store, al vhs
III are indebted " sss W sots VI sesount will
please cali innsdiately and make pavnsns, q II.
diligence cannot BE- sxtsnaSd.
recommend 10 my friends and former eustesa-
err. = : sentlensn and mss Of ss1iAsss, ~ 80
July 18th, '57 II. y. COLLINS.
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4. =. =. r..
slNNE Oddfsllows' Manual; Z Nsw edieise. The
Odaisiiovs' Text boek. For ssis q
syl3d CLAk3EH
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Dnao OLUTHON.
(WU1O wALKEA AAvs this dsy dissolved ~
~ Desta@ship u nstaAl seDssns.
y. MW.WALKER viii soatiaus ~ baalasas q
~ - staa1. H. bssiasss q ~ late m Viii
= soefl1d yeltAae party = ~ 49, II n. ".
MeiA9. Al pnse1s in6eh1ed = ~ lats lrn
j. CLU1O.
Ksskuk, Jsly /, 81. W.W.WAtKRR.
=. cLUT6 n sstising ffsa bssinses vtul1 ~
Waaba, koAsis ~ frisaas ~ sscseners.
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-- 8. ?. 0A80.
Il 43o2N1x q Law, Eaekuk, Ioue, O.. /,
a - ssildiss, d ss-, ~. Hsts - jsAiso
jseAly
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=. =. vAN0GCK LEN.
AUCII0l1x1 AID 0xEHRAt xoEET.
nRyt04 uieh D. B. Saith % Jshssss e., ~.
~ - and -. Usss351
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NOTICE.
K ok NIX, Mt. Pleasans r Mascaslns
Railroad.
REG LAR Train will comm snos running on
n the above road ON an after Thsrsday, tho
18th ,nst. The time Of departure viii be, from
Ke,xuk At half past IL o'clock, noon, and from
Nashville at p. m. making connection with the
Upper and Lower Packets.
JNo. ADAIR MCDOWELL,
Engineer and u PEI intendent.
jyl5d Post and Times copyl
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s1sitE New Mamie Trestie Board BY Charles
l W Moore. rhs Craftsman md 1rsr masous
Cad " Mv..s. Ths -. .ais TEA. ;.sss. i..A-
icon Of fIeemasonry BY Aacksy. The Hfesns-
sons Monthly \ lxAsins, 10. Fer sals -
VISA C1A6Kk'S.
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c.sc1sxArI, Ind MoasA, s.h, 1857.

To Jsms n. Rice:
Thinsof the LIST IL before ne, asking ny opinisa
Of W. = Childs Co. Roofing. have assd It -
two buildings Of my own, and and II 70 senais
firm and in condition through bssh the hottest
and coolest weather ever experienced IN this psrt 4
the country.
give IL - my decided opinion - an sxpssisnesd
builder, that II Is the best roofing now in uss anA
the two most desiTs bic qsAites In rsof
that Vt hsing water proof, and free fron damage
VI are arising from sparks VI cindeIs.
ApEi6 dom EZRA BAlLY.
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NEW PArENT mOOTINO MATERIAL
A VALUABLE INVENTION!
Architects ana Builders, Asssssieni
W. 3. CHILDS / CO.'S PATENT
Elastic Ger Z mt 4 o fing!
FIRE AND WATER PROOF!i
Roofing put our buildings BY Nr. kios. and
certify that tar 1t has red ell the purposes
for which roofing is wanted, and from oar sxps-
rience We cheeriuliy recommend IL TO osr fellow
citizens Of keokuk.
CoNNABLE 1 eMYTH.
HAMiLL. KALSIUN h CO.
EDWARD kiLBOukNE.
HuON, FRENCH = CO.
V. W. GAkRkISON.
Refer also TO j NJ. Brscien, David ColIisr, b. 4.
bay. John suarls. c. 4. u. parsnns, kuds MVs-
ply, Buitdsrs " IN. 6rahain, Baildsrsy Aisd0a,
booth ! Co., Builders; Davis pf,es, PsistsSs.
slsHE undcr.grcd has purchased the Passat
i kightfo 70 counties in the southern part VI
lows " ". u. Chi. as = Co. . fsteat klast,e C.
nsnt Roofing, and IL prepared " introaues IL into
use in the critics of keokuA, Burlipgtos, aud shs
accessib.e county towns and usAs the Attentions u
the public To Its superiority roo6hg material.
Architects ana baiide,. should not fail % ex-
anime this .,ohng, Asitis cheaper and ,ttsf tAas
any they have Used.
! II IL sdu,trab.y suited for the roofing Of Cass,
CoI uoob<b, Ovpotst SASe@UVoA AllAAp 8O000Rte0
and Barns We iAs every description Of Dwelling
and business Houses.
This nAterisi iorIlt a hard, smooth aAd elastic
surface, contracting and expanding With ths ~
mospheTic chsnses. Ii - nore hearty lre-proef
than any other. Itisinperyi0ss " ali noislsss,
will not svaporate Or crack, nor will IL sss the
nstsSial which IL ID laid, win tar, pitch end
other roofs. OF tt durability there 10 question:,
having had trial Vt over IA years. II 10 prasli-
ssliy inIerishAhle, having been several times sab
jected " severe trials ia VI hrc, and IN every
! instance has come out VI the ordeal uniIjursd.
Another desirable quality Of this keoang 10 that
II be put upon hat or roofs with sqaai stii
ty and be 10 i'd old roofs Of tar Tia, sins
shingles, and render them perfectly .sight. IL
REMARKABLE CiiEAPN Ebe 10 one u It's great
disideratums, costing much less thsn any otAsr
roofing. ONLY SIN DOLLARS per square, And
II will be applied to metal roofs for - - pr
square.
Prompt attention will be given 10 All orders
left ~ ]. h. Hooper, Drug Store, sorssr Of Main
and Third streets, No. 10, where any Information
In regard to IL will be given, and whore tie most
satisfactory references and testimonials In regard
| 70 its utility can be seen.
will ill orders for this roofing to those residing
Ut distance, with directions for ito use.
| County Rights for sale.
JAMES II. RICE,
No. &c, corner Main and Thrd-sts.,
keokuk, Iowa.
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OYYIcs BucKEYE STATE IHS. Co.,
10 Front-st., bet. Main and sycamore,
Cincinnati, o.. Dec. 18th, 1854
To all whom 1t may o0nccrn :--This v 70 certi-
~ tAatl have examined specimens aid roofs 81
w. Il; Childs Co. . Fire and Water Proof Cement
kocAng. and believe IL TO be emiAently superior 70
~ > other Kind u roofing now In use. | Wss a.
eys-witness Of trisi Of one Of these roofs
iron large body Of lame from IN adjoining huill-
ing. vAish struck directIy pIAn the koof and Cor
nice for nearly half IN hour. Il stood the TRIAL
beyond all expectation, and savedths buiidias.
Signed, I. W. HASKELL.
PFes't Buckeye State ms Co.
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Notice.
I HEREBY notify ,As public nut to trast Mary
Desbroas On my AcoDuut, - viii pay no dsbts
Il her c,ntractiny, aau A. IN ~ way 6sund there
Tor, slthosgh she fassiy represents hsrseif ~ ny
site (>iensdl u. u. kUUuUE.
July Is, 81 dys
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ENLARoED.--Th Hdwk Eye Of yesterday
appears in an enlarged form, and We are
pleased to see that the editor ''was compelled
to it by the press Of business Advertising"
Success to Durham.
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LIABILITIES.
Capital Stock. ..........
Notes In Circulation,
Due to other Banks.
Duo Individual De-
posltors........ -......
Unclai IN cd Dividends
Fund to pay State Tax
Fund to Cover Losses
on Bad Dsbts and on
Banking Honses....
Contingent Fund laid
aside rs required BY
Charter.......-...........
Profit and Lass..........
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A abo We, Contingent
Fund and Profit anu
Loss......... .............
Deduct Dividend Of )
per cent. on amount
of Capital Stock,
declared to-day......
Leaves Contingent
Fund ana Profit and
Lose this osy......-...
A.
NonrnERs BANK on
Lexington, Jul.
iy15-dIW
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~ovvtcp sRAR coRsEr or HAtN AsfrouRrn
avRNE r. NARY 4 SONS noon STORY
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INDIAN Sgor The ST. Paul Times OF the
7ih details the capture and killing Of Ink pa
du-ta's son IN the neighborhood of the YELL
low Medicine agency. lie Is the savage who
killed Mrs. Noble With horrible cruelty. lie
was sho. and bay onetsed, his carcass left on
tho ground, and lis squsw captured.
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GTMiss Marie Hansen is the name OF the
young lady to whom Bayard Taylor will be
married in the Autumn. The wedding will
take place at Gotha, the residence Of her
father, the celebrated German astronomer.
They will spend next winter in Moscow, af-
ter which Taylor will explore Central Asia.
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TIMBER DEED or AssIc SMENT.
u FOR BENEFIT OF CREDITORS.
Nearly quarter Of million dollars worte Of dry goods,
FOR absolute pmea s,,,, and nnTeserved sale, at
SPECIAL AND rER NS Fl Ssipr S siTSsS
TO ALL WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN.
The subscribers respectfully that having been
appointed assgnees for The immediate conversion into cash e
the Of goods lately contained In the stores 167
broadway and 2S Grand street.-the Broadway stock being
here greater convenience Of saethey will proceed
offer at retail In suitable lots for the convenience Of pur.
The articles are all marked down such incredibly low
prices compel their rapid disposal but In accordance
he stock comprises an immense assortment, Of rich ele.
ed the wants OF respectable family embracing
Plain and fsrcy DRESS SILKS,
French and English MERINOES.
CoBURGs, AIPACAs, PARAMATT2
Rich Lyons ard German vETyETs,
cLoAKs, M,STnLAs AND sMlwI.s'' 80 ..l'''
PRINCES and TRIMMINGS by the yard Or piece No. "''
French English and American PRINTS.
Nar.ees syo tnS FRI and roEr SETS
WINDOW DRAfERiEs AND MusLINs.
HOSIERY and GLOVES,
Real Welsh and other FLANNEIs
and hotel keepers will greatly their inferred
0'Ir. sss s'Rf fSf N immense "s'0rmen'0f
Bara'sS "A sfs.ef bSMKsKs
poSLlEFSi lI I0TFI tlsisss and
The asanees confidently believe that hr advantages 10 ha
public hereby offered will enable them, accordance with
collection Of previous to the ls Of January
Remnants can only BE- offered before u o'clock each day
Wholesale dealers cannot be conveniently waited on anex
~ o'clock each day.
goods possibly be sold except for strictly cash %
yhs y At "a and close Pm precisely
WELLINGTON CLAPP, "'s"'o-
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I'M osVsSS. 80
lfvsIIS .Sp LAcE cURrArSs-A LARGE AM
ssa.usd, Nv prisss lRscip coSsr&BfEls cS Snpr'
o.a.l sr-s. eorosr q Ascsss.
NforRSlSG DRIES GOODS
~ no.., ~ rr-Ss sTr s- y ssd a. ssas 'e1
cases Lupsns eomesnnes. Co., Tsc.. sic, r,sc &c
ses.ss shrrhsra. pa.a. - previously sold At sa,.c
S.B.-bssi Fryneh 80 gloves So
"a; s On 49,. ss ,si xsa n s,or.
wi broadway, between spring and Prince streets.
NOVELTIES n RICH snSs
a r srKw1RT 4 90
WIN open Monday, November 10,
- '''''e . ''' siLKs RoHEs. &C. ae u
Purchased
IN PARIS AND LYONS.
p0'sc ID srs'.a, sssss s s,sss
Nroyyvprp ~
IN Tsr tlir,y days ionse.
$4,000
Rich and fashionable winter dress goods.
EDWARD LAMBERT Nj sRi'S' 6 s5''A
Balance Of tAeir Importation
-, Received per Persia and Arasek
Rich dsmask nenncsd .k robes
hrocade and bayadere dress silks.
Eurenie haysdrre robes
Dram A. cagr oilins
Paris vaiencias,
An Of which Afford opportunity to the ladies' Of New
which may y not occur ai again bong me come
Misses, 62lsc..
SIS Ts. gs sarass Worm street.
Goods at wholesale at So Chambers street,
4, For For , cash or approved credit
RIoH oI!NTz FRENCH PRINTS
IL entirely h nsS yEsibsiEa' a, is g. auction
AoND rs a 81, SO and oer Grand street,
And ~ and 40 Caiharlne street
CPECIAL LOT OF RICH SILKS,
- just received from auction
AT ss-c COST Is - iSsn IMPORT
255 257, $50 and 6l Grand street.
SURPRISING E Il SnHKSss n |. q Goa,
No. 4.3 Broadway.
Heavy ribbed as ses9e sissa ay sa f1 dollars
Black velvet cloaks at great reduction
Man,ias and coaks from s. to IS.
CHAwLs, SILKS, MERINoEs
- Valencias delanes plaids,
Together with large of Housekeeping goods.
'fe0ueea p = ii. Tx TOWNSEND CO..
I0l Greenwich street and ACT SIKH avenue.
TAPESTRY VELVET, BRUSSELS,
L THREE PLY AND INGRAM CARPETS,
And large assortment Of ocloths
At reduced prices for cash
Att. II. TOWNSEND 4 CO.'S,
10l Greenwich street and 46I Sixth avenue.
THO ECONOMICAL HOUSEKEEPERS.
i A. T. STEWART &CO.
are offering
NATURE LINEN BARNsLEY sHEETING,
At IS cents per yard
Also .
GREAT BARGAINS
BLANKETS,
FLASNEIS, -
TABLE DAxAsK.
Broadway, Chambers and Reade streets.
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A RNOID, CONSTABLE 90.
"A IMPORTANT TO LADIEa
In consequence OF The financial cr.sls. ARNOLD
CONSTABLE co. have determined 10 make SIN
FURTHER sACRIFICEs.
The whole Of their
RICH AND VALUABLE STOCK
will be offered a
MONDAY, NOVEMBER o.
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ID silks, velves plads, blankets flannel &C.; also domes
from auction, than uacturers LINENS
diapers, napkins, very low ~
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MISS A. W. SNOW, THE CELEBRATED BUSINESS
lu cairvoyan will remain mt one week longer She will
hnd absent friends lost stolen goods advise business
give dehnearons ~ character &c. Resienee 93 Greene
sTle, Igom No. Il SECOND noor
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1QE ORCHARD STRFFT.-GN nm REWARD rs OTTER.
Jlo ed any person who surpass MADAME CITY
TON In irving correct statements all shrough hc.
particularly absent friends losses l.vsus and giving lucky
numbers NB-Asdame q is the only real genuine asNo
ogst now IN We United Aat she warrants " cure ne -
yeresi cases liver complaint scrufrls and Ia
fsci diseases mostly BY charm This gifted lady viii tell
e disease BY simply looking the person Ca and sassy
yowseves lo5 Orchard street. between Houston aud stan
TINS
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DRY GOODS, SC...-
40 PER GENT BELOW COST .,,, !,
~ CnoAKs, Nan Hxsr Inanss'1 AND EuRs
The snSs G,ass ss y R sIs %
Cloais, nantllas and furs
'oper cent below We cost , pri s.cKpszr
~ and 2ss Canal street, Brandreth Building.
GA v1Hsss s1A1s esEE 4 g. sEn YARD
'ss %ispn PLAID ans sasnss.
100 ssAT CLOTH o. CIo A. At ,s1 Io1.ARs
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40 GREAT "a IIa g. Hs5s n s1L L dollars
At BuLPIN's. Sol Broadway.
BOB 'As aRnS sTSs shTsr ys;Sr, .,D CLOTH
cLoAKs AND TALNAs
LYONS vELyf% hsSS *; xsH i''i TAaAs
NaGnGcen black English beaver circulars and sacks from
fine black French beaver coals with double face
:. Cloass, suitable for elderly ladies.
x sas ssssss. eissss s ssfss
- From 81 to $40.
Elegant white and o spISssa cIoAKs
Also anrlvalled assortment OF
And sTi Ens H sS~ eloass Suitable for
Travelling purposes.
At from IS to $l2 each.
MoLYNEUx BELL.
1903 Canal street.
OK AND IS. BROADWAY.
DID The greatest sacrifice yet
SILKS,
GLOakS.
NFRINoFS,
PLAIDS
vALENCIAS
DEIAINES,
HOSIERY,
EMBROIDERIEs,
LACES, &c. &c,
Fu, "a will be offered at
j. BECK CO.'S.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-11-16

1-E NAR1cK sTRFET.-nADAME MAR HAS A
ItO study connected with phrenoogy, witch enables her
to tell character and crcum wha' changes
are before you whom ygn vii marry nnd absent enls
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the wonderful healing carvoyant 10 The world she o.
seribes diseases N durable gray hair
10 is original color This no bumbug They a-0uleh all
who visit lhem.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-11-16

CORSETS AND SKIRTS At AN IMMENSE REDUC-
~ ton, Just received from Paris three Of the cee-
trard JUPON -ERION SKIRTS.
Also some styles, in the much admired
EMPRESS C0RSETS
For sale at cost. Mrs. GAYN0R
$50 Broadway between Thirteenth and Fourteenth Sta
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1857-04-03

DEATH IN THE GREEN. Room On saturday
evening, while one of the largest and most
brilliant audiences ever seen III America
was enjoying the splendid performance OF
Linda di Chumouni, in the Philadelphia
Academy of Music, there was IL scene Of
startling contrast behind the curtain a
very worthy member of the female chorus,
whose services, from her long experience,
were very valuable, died suddenly in the
Green Room, Just as the opera was about
to begin, Of disease OF the heart. 1t was
q shocking and solemn incident, and ere:
ated great deal of agitation among the
performers, especially among tine choristers
who had so long been associated with her
and accustomed to follow her directions in
the performance
1t was some time before the singers could
recover their composure sufficiently to en-
able them to 90 on. But the vast audience
before the curtain knew nothing of the sad
tragedy that had occurred, and 1t was not
deemed advisable to inform them of it.
There was a delay Of ten or fifteen minutes
in the commencement of the performance
but then the curtain rose, and the Swiss
villagers appeared smiling and gay in their
rustic costume. and no one thought that
within a few yards Of them lay the corpse of
one of their number, arrayed like them in
the bright dress of the canton.
The prima donna and all forced down the
emotions that the tragedy excited, and went
through with their parts with apparent
composure. The audience were more than
usually enthusiastic and gay. Cheers and
brayas greeted the prina donna, and bright
bouquets were showered at her feet. TO
the few who had heard of the grim intrusion
of the King of Terrors into the temple of
m!rth and festivity, the scene before the
curtain had in 1t something of the awful.
1t is not often that u festal and q funeral
scene are brought into such close contact
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1857-04-03
Loss Of the Isaac Newton,

ALBANY, March 25th.--The Steamer
Isaac Newton ran ashore at an early hour,
while on her way from New York to this
city, between Caldwell and Stoney Point.
A dense fog prevailed and the Iilot
mistook light in dwelling house for the
public light, and before he was aware of
his proximity to the shore the steamer
grounded. She is sunk below her cabins.
Her passengers and freight were transferred
to the llendrick Hudson and brought to
this city. The Isaac Newton is owned
by the Peoples Line, and cost $25O,OOO
ALBANY, March. 20. The steamers Hen
drick Hudson and Francis Skiddy arrived
here this morning with the passengers and
nearly all the freight and cabin furniture
from the Isaac Newton.
The rumored defalcation in the Cen
trail railroad Office grew out of the fact
that Martin Shoemaker, late auditor
in the canal department, Bank super
intendent &C., embezzled 5000 dollars
of the companys money while he held the
Office of comptroller.