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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-09-30

Direct InRorlaslon
ARDWARE ANDOU cry,
8. w. 4 Fl. TUCKER,
IMPORTERS AND WHOLESALE DEALERS
1 have In store, and arc receiving their supplies
forthe spring trsde direct from the naksrs which
they o6sr to cash and prompt tins-buyers on 70.
vorable terms. Thsstoek being unusually large
they 0oaadsstiy solicit a saa.inesiee Of tn
Nay ls-dAw Sign q Rsd Paddock.
4 MIS- sHOVKLs.-- A large stock Of Ames
~ Shovslsfor sale low By
maylo 9. W. H. TUCKER.
CCYTHK Scholarships stones, Of diasrsat
maybe s'-a' ). w.1H TUCKER.
CCYTHs hIFLES.-various qualitissof Scyths
~ Riassand ShArpsnsrs for sale ~
maybe 8. Wa II. TUCKER.
CICkLEs.-A good article Of Sieklss 1or sale s.
~ lmAyl0] 6.W. II. TUCKER.
+ yKINDSTONEB;--Ths Bsrsa rindstonss, Of "
EVAN. TdcKER,
(Eien OF the Red PadloAk,l
Maylod4w Cor. Of Main : ~ 81.
EyKNCk NAILS,
Z Finc ID do
a Anas.lsa % o. 70 slinoA--. superior article.
Finishing
Barrel 20
Together vita general assortmant Of other nails
Ut tho Belmont brand, just received and for saie
low By 8. W. 4 IL. TUCKER,
mAysd4w
MORN Garden, 0rubhing and other HOES
~ Spades. Ehovals, Nat t0cks and Picks;
Scythss. 6nsths, and Grain Cradles;
Cow-bells, RAkss and Corn Planters
Ok, Trace and Haltaf Chains,
cuttiA s Boxes, Hay asd Straw knives;
Hay, straw aad Manure Forks;
lsry on hsnd and for sale low y
mAysdAw swan. TUCKER.
Kssksk Agency
WHEELER 4 WILSON'S
u1LxBRA1RD
Family Sewing Machines.
fHB ADovB MACHINES.
~THE BEST EvER INvENTED,~
| "A KE sold ct this agency 81 tbs nanufaSturers'
kApriess, aAding only ths cost 81 transportation.
| lrfnstruetious In operating the machine givea
| gratis 70 purchasers Of Machines.
Rsfsr 70 the following Ladies' In Ksokuk, whs
have these machines In uss;
| Mrs. Edw. Kilboufns, Mrs. A. b .Chittsndsn,
Mr.. Mn: neaavic, u. .r Y. lloyd,
Apply personally orby lsttsr %
4 Elk. BUnLL,
/ es Aain-st., Up stairsD
aps1sdAvsn ksshsk. iowa.
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The DAILY GATE CTTY OFFICE il
In McCuxx's Bailding, corner Of Main and
Second Streets. Entrance on Second street
Counting Room 6rst door 10 the right.
Orders for I'll kinds Of Job Work filled
with neatness and dispatch.
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Oo~RARsmeSshsp NDeace.
u r. GRAY = b. +. SMITH have this a.,
~. tornsd : lArtasUhip in the Carpenter ana
b1tlding hasinsss y I'll IL branches, under ca
Arm nalns And atyle u Gray Smith. They viii
h4foa1d % ttfth street, between High ard Nor
80 who're thsy will b happy 10 receive the Or
- A their frisads and ths pahlis.
III stedem
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10 oCI1N11YIc AND pnAc1YCAL Ao1lcU1aUn1.
By hExRY Brnrnsxs, r. h. D., u Eatnhareh. anA
the late j. p. Noaros, Professor a osisnsils
Agriealtsrs In Yale College, New Havsa. = vsls.
Royal Octavo. 6ee pages, and nsnsrsus voea
and steel snKsasings.
This 2, eonfssssdly, the most conplsts wssk O
Agrtsulure ever psbiished and In ofdsr u HlSo u
wider cireulation, the publishers Aavsrssslvs1t -
reduce The price 70
FIVE DsiiaTs fer the I've voInDoo.
when ssstby nail !post paid) = oalto.ssAs -
Oregon the price will - a.. 70 svSe3 0tAsr ross
q the United 6tAtss, and ID Onno1a (poS petil
.. TINS woax u NOT ran CD s1eog ~ I'm
FAM"
- Rsnittansss Tor any II tAs absvs pshllsa-
tAs Publishers,
LEoNARD SCOTT CO..
apr2ldAw No. q 0oId-et kevr Yorh
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DARLOR. Chamber ana KlscAen
SITS, Of all kinda, for sah cheap for Cash. b.
GEO. y. KlLBOURN1, Agent,
Aain-st., bet. a and "a,
maylSd sKeokuk, Iowa.
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D1ss0iusiOn.
TIyHE partnership heretofore exiting bsswsss
i Stephen \. Jones, and o. b. . Bannop, u THU
day dissolved BY mutual consent. ...---....
B. r. Jones win settle I'll the business of the Old
nrm.
Nay 81, sd
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Tie MeettnG ~ MaAIOOn.
Senator Grimes and Col. Curtis spoke u
#. Madison on Tuesday night. Tho meet
ing Vas the largest that has assembled there
this season. The Court House was crowded,
and the audience listensd with marked At
tention for the space Of nearly four hours.
The speeches were both admirable ONES for
the occasion, and told powerfully upon the
assembled voters.
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ANA nAuK1.
BIZ indiana, Mich. City.
BIZ Of Elkhart, Eikhart.
Ind. Farm. BIZ, Frank lin,
Indian Reserve Bank.
ksntucky Stock Bank.
Lagrange Bank, Lima.
Parks Go. BIZ /, kockvills.
Prairie City b, T. HAutl
Msreh. 4 Mech. N. Alb.
Salem Bank Goshen.
Southern Blk Of IodiAna.
state Blk and BrAnchts.
BrookyiIls Bsak.
Farmers' Bank, West6eld.
Bank Of Syracuse.
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lust 1ECEIvED. Large Lss -
JSUPERfOA ICE CHlEaTs-an iAdispsnss~
BILE article In every fAmilyfor sale very cheap, b.
GEO. +. KILBOURNE, Agent,
5uno1-d Main-st., bet. "a = ID.
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4 AWD TO TAE LADlESl
DE. DaponCs,s GolAen Pcvl oAlca
Rilar. ter Ea~aaaal


One Of the most succsssful remedies for distress
isg and paisfai menssraAsion ever known. They
correct irregularities and remove obstruc tions,
from What ever cause.
Their ingredients are known 10 al agents ssll-
ing hem. and they viii tell you they are the hest
Pills ever introdnosd Tor al disssses pscuiiar to
females, and always saocsssful - prsventivs.---
They will be found most Invaluable remedy for
al those affecting complaints peculiar h the sex,
Wis Distressing and painful menstrassion, Eeten-
tiop, pains in the back and loins, prsssis g-down
pains, rush Of blood 10 the head, dizsiness, dim
Of sight, heav.ness fatigue on any slight az
srtion, psptstiou If the heart, a., &C., all ii
which Dr.. Daponso's French Golden Pills ara oar
taia TO cure. Price 81 % per Box. For particu-
lars get Circular Of Agent.
Sold Wholesale and Retail BY 8. b. VOWEL
Druggist, No. ISL Main street, Keokak, Iowa, sole
Agent, to whom Al orders must Be addressed. He
viii sapply dealers, and send The Pills to Ladies'
tsonhdsntAlly) b. mail, 70 any part Of the county
BY sending him 81 through the Ksokuk Posto1aos,
Iowa fSept. Is, '5S-dAwly
HRAup I'VE call attention 70 tho fact Of M.
meroas upprinsipisd sGers taat are daily making
in orr city BY vendors Of hitter mixture, ssins
the persuasive asgumest lin order 70 ssct sales) a
dealers in Hoatstssr bottles, purchase from them
and sell Il In Hostetssrs bottles. We hops that
such imPostures viii be held up topublc eontsnps
BY eli rssps stable persons who sell use the gen
uine article. Notoniy have we tho individual svi-
denes Of the country, bat nearly every paper In the
UEion u commenting upon the superior excellence
Of and the great bsnsfts derived fron the ~ Of
this celebrated toDic besides various diplomas
awarded, among which IL one from The Ohio No
sAanies Institats, q Cincinnati, whore the commit
tse-Oompossd chiefly Of Physicians Of the city--
awarded Hsststtsr, Smith : Co.. diploma for the
superior virtue Of thsir BittsEs, % : tonic and
strsngtAsnsr of the human system. We therefore
eastion All against impositions and purchase Of
none bus respectable dealers, whom they know
would mot deceive them.
Sold By druggists and dealers generally.
r. GIBBONS, Agent,
sssk37dAw Msin-st, bet. sixth and Seventh.
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kpiTo9A uAIB LfKI OehU&-l WOuLO Ake
- hsar from some Of your chess loving read
ers, on the subject Of forming chess Club
In this city, for the coming winter. have
spoken with several who are willing and
ready TO organiss, bat have not time 70 sel
enough TO get ~ expression on the subject
What say Jon 70 orr meeting in your Sanc-
tum, until ws can organise and ~ aroon
Truly Yoars,
An AnArEUR.
Certainly, they can meet ID our room, I'M
ill they can 6nd il convenient to make saita-
Bile arrangements. --EDs. GArs Orr.
Tor tbs Gate city.
Death ~ o. r, O,NsasseI. .. r.
Rrecssalass.
At cslt meeting Of Sanford Lodge n. D..
held 1t their hall Sept. 18th, 1858, for tho qua.
pose Of making preliminary arrangements islN.
tive 70 the uneral rites Of heethss G. r. ONsAI.
a olkssre Of said Lodge, ON motion, J. n. Andsr-
son, n. Goodsnoagh sad Wm. II. Haskell wsrs
appointed 70 draft suitable resolutions for the oc-
sasion; whsrsupon the following preamble AM
resolutions were adopted
wssasA.. II the dispsnsatios Of Divine Provi-
deuce our believed brother hAs hssn taken from
the labors Of life 10 the asssnbly In the Grand
Lodge above, and Ne have thus been deprived Of
one Of oar most ussful msabess and tho eonnu.
nifty Of one u it, NEST sstimsbls sitissns.
Resolved, That W deeply aynpathtxs with and
ofFsr 70 the bersavsd family and friends Of the
deceased our heartfelt condolences undsr this aAict
ipg dispsnaation.
Resolved, That ws cloths our Lodge In mourn
i,g aad thst tho members thereof wear the usual
Md - for M nnnnA d 10 DAYS.
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| maylSd sKsokuk, Iowa.
OAsoo1uslOn.
THE Co PartnsrshiP hsrsiefore existing b.
: tween the s.hserihsFs, under ths name And
arm Of lArrsr = Hsinss, e this day dissolved y
thu: II shs basinssss and :iqn the aans 81 tAa
counts Of the late Arm, and all 1sbts AuA il nust
Do paid them. "A. q. HAk1AR.
RODDAT HAIN1G.
Co.RaFen0Foh1p.
The undersigned, having formed Co-PaRtnsr-
ship uudsr the nAms and q yls II Hanss Brother,
and purchased the entire interest Of III. g. FarrAS
Will continue the businsss Of manufacturing easA
Doors, Blinds, Flooring, Pump Tubing, So, q
the oldstand, corner Of 3 ADlu6 Streets, nsarths
Ksokuk : IT. Dss Moines Rail Road Depot
R0BERT HAINEE,
Ksokuk Sept. ~, ~. r. q. HAINR6.
0ct6-d
!. WIN. N. mEAERVEY.
ATTORNEY AND COUNSKLLOR Ar LAW,
General Collecting Agent.
Hon. John W. StoekdAis, Register Of Fort Dodge
Hon. Thomas ssargsant, Receiver Fort Dedss
Land Once;
Hon. n m. II. nsrrisI, Cedar is.pia., 1s~a,
Gen. Van Antwerp, Ksokuk, lows.
Hon. J. D. Thompson, Judge 18th Judicial Dis
trict, Hsryst0n, lows.
Geo. B. Reid, KsokAk, lows;
b. D. Finch, Dss A0tnss, lows.
Hon 8. a. DOualas. WashfnRton D. c.
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THE kAsrrc kooYING IL we'll ADAPTED 70
4 stssp or Eat roofs, 10 Ars proof, and becoming
hard will admit Of wear BY trssdins there's.
which makes II desirable for piassas, cara, stsan-
boats, DO. 10. For farther partieulsYs please saI
st tho othoe. where samples can be seen.
fsbl7d1y
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1TERHEN n. JONES,
ATT RNEY AT LAW
<vORNRR THIRD AND MAIN sTRB1T0. ov,,
~ olbcs Of n. h. = D. W Ford.
msy3l.d
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In ali the prineipal sitiss ana tswns. thsse verh,
VIII p delivered, Free ~ Rossago, Wa
ssnt By mall the PoaRAan 10 any Fart q ~ Uni-
ted 6tetes, win b hut - Casts q voaT RI
"Blaekvcodt " and but ~ Gents = yoaR for
sAsA IL The hsvisws.
n. H.-Ths price In Great Britain Of H. I've
Periodicals. above named Is about Thisty-sns Dol
Lars per annun.
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A discount Of twenty-five pr ssat. fSem q
ssove psiess Win - albwsd g CLU0e oe41rin1
isur e ners espIss d aay sas q nsse e ~
above works. 1hus fsnr copies u Dlackveo1 =
Of one Review, will ~ sent - e. aAAsess ~ RI
iosr copies II tAs four Reviews and BlaskwssA 1p
~; and % On. s.
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L sera vendu en- vente publique, par lie So
l. gne, Encantcur.
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VENTE PURTTOuE.

LIN IL T..
L sera vendu en- vente publique, par lie soussi,
L gne, Encanteur,
.Yardf, R 2 feyrfer 1858,
a dix heures du matin, a la derniere residence dc
Ia veuve J. 3. Sicard, dams File de la Fausse Ri
Were, dams cette p~aroisse, les prophecies suiyantcs
appartenant a la succession de ladite yeuve J. B.
Sicard:
Tn Moroccan de Terre, situe sur File de la Faus-
Sc Rlviere, a une distance de deux miles du feuye
Mississippi, coltenant sept arpens de face sur la
profondeur ordinaire de quarante arpents, courant
entire lignes PARALLELS, avec toutes les batisses
CONSTANT en- une maison, moulin a cotton, ct au-
tres constructions; aussi avec tous les ustensiles
a%rateires appartenant naturalization aussi septes-
claves de ditferens sexes ct ages, negres de champ.
Tean,es ct Conditions de Il Jente.
I'm tiers du prix de radjudication compliant, ct
la balance en- deux termes egaux, dun ct deux
ans, a dater du jour de la vente.
Les acquereurs souscriront leurs billcts solidai-
rement avec DIES cautions approuvees. ct portant
huit pour cent Fan d'inter6t, depuis echeance.
hypotheque sur la propriete vendue.
0. SICARD,
Encanteur.
Pointe CoupGe, ce 16 ~janvier 1858. ids.
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NoUvELLEs DlvERsEs.-La diligence qui
fait lie service entire Rome ct Ciyita-Vec.
chia'a etc attaquGe, lie 80 novembre, dams
les environs de Palo, par sept brigands
armes. Les voyageurs, au nombre de
quatre danes, deux AngIais, une Anglai-
ct lie docteur Canolley, Gvtque catho-
lique de Halifax, Sc PENDANT 4 Rome, ont
etc depouill6s de tout ce qu'ils posse
daient en- argent ct objets prGcicux. Les
brigands, sans aucun respect pour lie lie
sacre du pr&lat, lie depouillerent
ct Pobligerent de leur bonner tout son ar
gent (3,500fr.), sa croix, sa chaine ct
son anneau pastoral. I'm dcs Anglais
voulait resister, mails il fut bientot iet6
par terre ct maltrait6. LIE butin des bri-
Sc montait a plus de so, OOOfr.
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N PUBLIQUE.

VENTE PUBLIQUE.
L. sera vendu en- vente publique, par lie soussi-
l. gne, Encanteur,
Samedf, R 6 ferriey 1858.
a la residence de Joseph Picard. dams Pile dc la
Fausse Riviere, les prophecies suivantes, appartc-
nant au dit Joseph Picard. SAVIOR:
I'm moroccan de terre situe dams Pile de la Faus-
Sc Riviere, a une distance de quatre miles du
feuve Mississippi, contenant deux arpens de face
sur la protondeur ordinaire de quarante arpcns, en-
tire lignes PARALLELS.
Aussi trois ~esclaves, 2 negres ct une ~negresse,
nesres de champ.
Conditions de Ia yente-comptant.
On peut Sc referer a NJ. Simon Herman. Cooks
Landing pour plus amples informations,
0. SICARD,
Pointe Coupee, ce 16 janvier ls58.-tds
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tant a charge qua decharge. La presse
de Paris ct la presse d6~partementale
sont reprtsent6es lei par de n%ombrcux
redacteurs. II NY a plus moycn de Sc
Logger 4 EvreuX."
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CHINA GROVE r
'THE PROPRIETOR respectfully informs his
friends that in addition to his Restaurant
he has now established a first rate Hotel. This
House is conveniently located on the bank of the
River, at the corner of Commerce ard Leree ste.
Tie Is prepared to furnish gentlemen and families
with comfortable rooms, and all the Injuries in
the way of eating and sleeping that can be had
at any other Hotel.
Jan. -, 1858. HAMP WHITAKER.
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LOUISIANA INSTITUTE.
NEW RIVER, La.

NEW RIVER, La.
TIVE exercises of this Institution will be resum-
=. de in September next, under encouraging
s.cesastances The course of studies will be
noRbracing, in addition to the ordi-
mniG, the Latin and Greek
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LIVERY

cA{EEly2 THE UNDERs!GNED would res
V-lpublic generally that he is prepared
to accommodate them with every convenience in
the Livery line. Lis stables are as commodious
as ever. III. HENSHAW
bayou Sara, jan 10, IS. Proprietor.
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STATES.'


1t will represent the sound constitutional princi@
pies which have ever been upheld by the Ma
tlonal Democracy, but it will not be so entirely
political that its columns will interest the poll
uclan exclusively, nor so subservient to party az
to hctray principle at the command of power. or
disguise its convictions at the suggestions of ex-
pediency.
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All the most valuable patented discoveries are
delineated and described in its issues, so that, 40
respects inventions, it may be justly regarded az
an illustrated reportory, where the inventor NAV
learn what has been done before him. and where
he may bring to the world a knowledge of bis
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Judgment of the people, and for support will RELY
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J. P. HESS.
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H. G. MOUREY.
PEINTRE EFT TAPISSIER.

0FFRE ses services aux Habitafs de cctte pa
~ roisse, en- ce qui concerne sa profession.
S'adresser a l'Hotel Boudreau, Fausse Riviere.
Pointe Coupee, IS %janyier 1858.
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DR.. .MOrse's Indian Root Pills.

DR. MORSE the inventor of MORSE'S IN
~ DIAN ROOT PILLS, has spent the greater
part of his life in travelling, having visited Europe,
Asia and africa rs we'll as North America-Ias
spent three years among the Indians of our West
ern country-it was in this way that the Indian
Root Pills were first discovered. DR.. Morse was
the first man to establish the fact that all diseases
arise from MPURITY OF THE BLOOD-that
our strength, health and life depends upon this
vital fluid.
When the various passages become clogged,
and do not act in perfect harmony with the
different functions of the body, the blood loses
it's action, becomes thick, corrupted and disefed;
thus causing pains, sickness and distress of very
name ; our strength is exhausted, our heath we
are deprived of, and if nature is not assisted in
throwing off the stagnant humors, the blood will
become choked and cease to act, and thus our
light of life will forever be blown out. How i'm
portant then that we should keep the various pas
sages Of the body free and open. And how plea
SAINT to us that we have it in our powersto put q
medicine in your reach, namely, Morse's Indian
Root Pills, manufactured from plants and roots
which grow around the mountainous cliffs in Ma
lures garden, for the health and recovery Of dis
eased man. One of the roots from which these
Pills are made is a Rudoriic, which opens the
pores of the skin, and assists Nature in throwing
out the finer parts of the corruption Wibhin. The
second is a plant which is an expecHorant, that
opens and unclogs the passage to TIL lung, and
thus, in a soothing manner, performs I'D duty "
throwing off phlegm and other humd from tho
lungs by copious splitting. The thirtFaa DureHa,
which gives ease and double strengtN the ~
neys thus encouraged, they draw laa
of ~impurity from the blood, which is GenNS HA
out bountifully by the urinary or W.T. naanWpRn
and which could not have been discugM 4; asagc
other way. The fourth II is a Cathara and ANY -
panies the other properties of the > wh;iI si
gagged in purifying the blood thl Afser Nc en-
cles of impurity which cannot NJ te p.rh-
outlets, are thus taken up and con- Off UAler
quantities by the bowels. Seat
From the above, it is show d. Nm.
Indian Root Pills not only 4 ie st6n.e
but become united with the q ther rsas "
way to every part, and comf ut Out lug
cleanse the system from all and tie a a;sa
of the body, which is the biz YES perfaetn,Ne
healthy consequently ain and BAN
driven from the system, +,aot rella;n
when the body becomes rlear.
The reason why peof .4ssased sbon
sick, and why SO many t1ey do ny
get a medicine which .se a%fHliictas
parts, and which will .,ai l~paasssea
for the disease to Ice Iarssa
quantity of food and lodged Az
the stomach and inf - overdn.s
ing with the corr ulderp0ns
ferm1 4 Aiking VII
the blood, which 1p.ed lafsal
through every W IS taken
from the body .es PIIo
have added tai ppon victor
BY restoring 2 blooraisg
health and hapb4. rs Who haeg
- pain an
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A NEW DEMOCRATIC PAPER, AT WASH
n ington, d. c.
DAILY, TRI-WEEKLy AND WEEKLY.
The undersigned will commence the publication
of an Independent National Democratic PAPER,
in the city of Washington, on the first of April. to
be called
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p or1z5RATE:
ME JUDICIAIRE-
FOSSE.

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SPORTING.

L'oR SALE A sTsAs YACHT NEARLY SEw, AND
IL In complete order; measures 10 AMI burns ouly
and bali tons ~ coal per week will be sold very cheap.
For further particulars apply 70 ANDREW r. CUlN bR, IS
Pine street
L'OR sALE-A HANDSOME yOCHG NANNY GOAT,
with Young Ste VIII be sold cheap. Apply 10 Mrs
HOGEs 1872 East Twenty seventh street. near Second avenue
CLOoP YACHT FOR sALE OHEAP.-sHR rs A KEEL
- boat Of about ~ tons copper fastened hrouEhon has
sill the modern improvements and Ia IN good order To be
IS the foot of Rieverth street, w. r.
WkNrgn-k SIX DARED CLUB BOAT, sE1OvD
w hand nus be In comolete order with oars boa ho9ss
cueboos kc Psres having The above Tor fee may address
for hree dsys giving deec pu0n, prize, &c Henry Hart
room 10, 2ge Broadway Price must be low FOR CASH
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ATATtoNAL GUARD DRILL on FASHION COURSE
N Tuesday say il-FIusang RAlrt~d s;esuhoa leaves
Iu.ioS Msrt q sg ate Do and re;uf nng = and We
hicses a. ~ Teah street ferry and shell road
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FRENCH ADvEaTIsEMENTs.

nE DExANDE UNE FILLR PRANCAfSE POUR COT.
W Ore 81 rendfe utle dams le prtfcrera
eenequl conrst pas lsnslss S'sdre~ser de 10 du
matn az heures oe relevee an Ne y Ouess pme rue
TINE DEMoISFLfR AGE DE vfNGr An, pkRLkSr
u distinctement IL Francois ct Angais dssre trouver
psce donesque dams fsnlie out part pour
rFurope; ellie reviendrat 10. Les nelleurs
rp~on fournie ~
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BOARD IN BROOKLYN-Ara42 HENRY STREET, IN
ID frs. class holse, deugs ully oca ed i've miantss
wah from South Wall srees Sui. OF rooms on Sc
oond floor and third and fourth Story Terms mo
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0Cnn TO RENT.--A PHYSICIAN, HAVING A
pOOV. four story brown stone front Enghsh basement
house, ns.ea On me corner OF rory sec3oJ M
Of the reception room and sleeping ROOM including board
house contains all the modern improvements and IN good
order For further particulars apply on the premises from