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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-03-27

The DAHL GATE CITY OFFIcE ID
10 MoCurs's Building, corner Of Main and
Second Stress. Entrance on Second street;
Counting Room Arss door 70 the right.
Orders for eli kisds Of Job Work filled
with nsatnsss and dispatch.
UThs Hasnibal City came in last eve
ming. The Packets above and bslow wers
greatly detained BY the high Winds.
Tvsa Sieklsn 4 Mills will sell, thi,
morning, without reserve, 1t 10 o'clock pre-
eissly, two Ans horses also, . variety Of
goods.
Fns.-An old frame building, worth two
or three hundred dollars, bslongiag 70 John
Stsnnns, and situstsd on the corner Of Kx-
change and Wssss Streets, wss barst ysstsr-
day norning. The Young Ansries Fire
Company WAS promptly On hand and did I'll
that could Be done under the Circumstances.
The house was not sssupisd.
RaLIoIous Norlcs.-Ta Rev. NJ. AvSry
will preach q Ne Congregational Church
this evening. His ssbjsss vill be; "The dif.
ference between > sssaisl revival Of rsli.
gion, Jsad nsss rslieisss sxeitsnsnt.
Rrsa MArrsss.--TAs skippx ssas ia
fro. De- Asiass % Tharsdsy, -losAsd with
bulk meat, hidss, lard, IL. She leaves 10.
Des Msinss to-day.
The Qsisey. Aant Lefty and Henry Clay
arrived froa 81. Louis yesterday. The II
Clay went on up.
The river is opsa 10 the foot Of Lake Pepir
Ian unusually early opening.
The Col. Morgan, which vas sunk q Kso
sauqaa, has been raised, and gone on 10 De
Noises.
The river isfalling slowly. Freights lou
and very dull.
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TAR X. J /. P0kRE desires to iaforn this COMMIT
u sitytAat - Aas dstsrhissd 10 make Ksokuk
his permanent residence, for tbs purpose Of prss-
sieias DENTISTRY. His business ssgaesasats
elsewhere such thai II will not b possible for
bin 70 loaase until spring. He feels assured In
giving the guaranty that he will come prepared 10
give sstrs satisfsesion In the various branehes Of
his profession 70 oil Who may favor him with their
pssrpaags.
RsrsnsHcHa.--J. b. Howell, b. N. Webster,
3. =. Miller, Of keokukj Dr.J Bowen, DR.. III
sander, Iowa City. (ootlodAwdJ
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Fer nest.
ErRO1 ths 1rst cf April, ths store 10 Kiibeafass
i Dloek, hetussu ID anA 9TH On nain.st., nov o.
supisd 81 ChanbsrlsiA Thatcher. II 10 1nsly
fitted up for IL dry goeds hssinsss. Apply 70
Cd. ". KILDOUkM1,
mch 17du Ulhee over ths store.
DoOaYablo noeaAsneo Ter sale,
7 OFFER ny rssidsnee, corner u blondsau and
j 9th atsssta. for sale u great bargsin and On
eAsy terms. Possession given 1T u April.
.chl eA6t A. +. UBMIN0.
I'm Sunday the 3lst inst, bstwsen RxohAage
" and Main street, on Twelfth street, o. on Main
street betussn I~sifth and Ninth street, Canse
Ssss.s f.a. Ths EAas1, ~ is.JilS Il - LIS .sSs
Will - suitably rewarded b. the owner.
Naruh 33-dlw
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DAILY UNION PRAYE1 MEETl N0,
For pssi.sss nss asd otAsss, every nofaisg. tsun-
dA3ssxssptsd,) In Ne Hall over ssiths Hardware
Sc, Aais-st.. near Fifth, frsu toSA.H
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II. H.Asepe,,sas ssaks Il NJ TEA. - H.Alk
Bank Of Bosios REJECTED. = ~ lssese 49,, -
following Nsv RAglanA ~ Mo- Iss1 - -
~ ecurss thsy are not rsssivsd hsssi q
Canton, seslA chile.
Hxehasgs, Basg0s.
Maritime, do asaa4 4ss RI
Nonsum River.
n.iio.si. H.llo-.ll.
SANFORD. 49,
Grossrs, Bangor. Y
China Bank, China,
new lAnSsnns.
Exeter, ExsteT.
nAssAszso4ss.
Western, Springfield. @x
Dandy, Dsuby. s7fs
Farmers Bsidgepest.
R1lnoanoek Do -. -
MosstsS, Daabsry. ~ go.
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49, ~ ,SsS11 SssN
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III.
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Pratt. Ru&alo. - - yssss
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CO.. Al pevth Sxkass
Bank Of New Jrr,eV, - - lbrrnsvi ~ aasf 4
Bersen County. ssa
Mechanics and N snuisetuYsrs' .a !
Norris County. -
- rssssrLvAHA. - 4
Erie City Bank. &2ssssss
Warren County Bank.
Bank Of New castle.
Farmers and Dreyef1 Waynssoursh4 H
Honssdsis Bank, lag -
Bank Of Mlddistov
Lancaster BANK.
hAAfLAaD.
Farmers and nerehahis nenk ,orsehseoro'
valley bssk hsseIssva.
sum ost i , ~
mineral BANK oi msa' s. a.
sA"iSA'
ksnsvhA -
Irsns-AileghAny.
OHIO. ~
City Bank, Cincinnati. ~ 49,
Ssndusky City Bank.
Union bank, sAndusky.
Canal do Cleveland.
8; ]; s: +: I: -.
H nn,ar rsn p-' n.v, p'sA
ncrIoAx.
T. um.sh BANK. Ns
MAsomb 20. 90 AtC'snens.
Farmer" Aschanies Bank 'sH"'t.
INDIANA.
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N = ~ u NJ
10anM1o kssN 2AA VI
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a. s 800. - sHsaS r.l;.n, $1,000 fS3Sls sSS1
i Ind dAssd February lot, 1851 4
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q Hasa IL tsaak.sRaoli. II
rank Of W 6a1n. KAXash.
4 Dank a. Aikany.
80 q M.
S IND 6N&, Bloomiaeton.
! CsaSsiSss CITY benk, csmbriAge City.
Sselaas. Bsaf, orssnsa..ls:
a.. - is;;..ss.i. ..a....4 !, r....-
cs.Isid. oily S.ai.
islisss sssk, AsAisos.
I.Is.ss -. Lins.
Parks Cesniy tank. Rockville.
Prairie City Bank. Tsrre Aaats.
Bank Of Monticello
Msrch. > Mech. BIZ. New Albany.
H.nk q syraea;s.
Hoo.i.r Sssl.
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snsAK1 plsasuet taaansuasine - 49,
j. Jasllsus q ~ Fsase, - - sll "a
e! Isse. -, i..:...asly 49, IL IT,
KnDar1oS . oreaSaY r. Dn1s
ale. e 80 CsAs
.ae.aI 49, ~ os1e. ~ ~ sSuss ~ 9aariss
sseotsn 81 The lowe Lsei1l4eMg4s IL leS4l1-
~. IN ~ ~ - - q q re.sas
COURT on nfCiiiGA m. WISCDNgIN ~ IoWx
- mo, q rrsssiss - thoss Sss;s;o.s q NrV I
YOkY ~ 49, Gtstss vhiaA ~ s. Al valre ~.
SefSsr sgeaan sss7ifsSs. = 81.
I ~ arsl y CHARLu Bx2
Sss. srsaae - ~ !
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VI" In. = mA % N. ,a.,.;...d ~. a.,,.,
rr.hcn.s-.s .arner 81 IAN =, ss,b. a1s. ~
~. bro, A.hsnsum a.i,Sinr,. o's
dis III. uRMsToN.
= 4 = = - rSSSrS ~ "a --------~---
Grocery and Pros'sls. $50 q Ma.e~'s|
Los0sr A11eSgeN. IN
NE sassariesr i.sP.s =. : a.: g h Ia
sss.hs ,sls - FAMILY Grass,. ~ ~.
K.ssias Articles, Mineral ws,.1, r., =. 81 =
49, III. Aoo -, -! tns b'g hsn 81 W. To-
49, Asas.s AhssP as the en-
Al ]. ~ ~. =. -
3 1-7 \, ..zrs1,ls. -; 81 =
~ JgoT Kl
:. as S5Aint p1Wu4Sa
tnUIUM 19e3MA ARNEYs
MEnQ AW48G,
Ihird..t., bet. ~ ~ -! KEokuH
iug and Fusnishi esta hmsnt, : choi = And
alls1t supply Of Broadsioths, Csssimares, Vest
h - 0sns's Furnishing 0sodsAek aa4 &oeetps'
and GUARANTEES tAs. theia j a19'Ie -
10 tne nses sna 49, .l n -,
Phii.deiphia fas hion'i 80 rsspscsi soiiensa1
Who desire good Work ana me esst metesAel Ao1193
them call. A{ennIor ~. y. IA
vsAhcisnAaAN,s s1 g, o. eAsAxN I. osfs1
uoAas-diy llUIcAkkeOH An1M19s
H.a,an ~ s1. unn H.. LIE % Esrs:
~ +. 1s1d.s..las l , C..Ai.E =
ownsr41sm -. s,ssk go
unAsoWns - IN 4 -
80 cO 80. Il ~ ~ W
Do ~. III NJ =
NOTICE !. hss z s.yss e 4, :. L Ass y
- - rsh~.- irs.~-~1S3 yks4 \. 3a.Si. q w~1s Y~I
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WOODLAND CR1AM."-PosASs POI BEAu
vfrriss RIM HAis-HighlyP ssfsnsd. superior 70
asy French astisis tnportsA, aaA Ter half the
price. For dressing Ladies Hair Il hes 10 sqaai.
giviag ita hight glossy sppsasanss. II eaases
gentisnss's hair tosssi IN ths nest Aasnrsl nan
nsr. II removes dasdssH, always siviss the hair
the appearance Of ssing freshly shsapoosd. Price
only Atty cents. Ncas genuine aslsss signed
PErkIDGE Co., n. T., Proprietor Of the
'.Baim Of = thousand Flowers. !"
For sale BY all Druggists. UyldAvl
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FApsD Flown 1t causes Sad reflections to
take sp . bequst ones smiling with Asasty, and
case upu les vithsrsd leaves and faded eslors Bat
how many faded flowers do We see on the great bo-
qsst Of humanity and ladies, TOO whose beauty
has Asd With almost The lishtning's spscd, and
whose forms are sinking with premature tscsy.-
what pity 1t Is that ali sseh DO not know that
disease has taken h.ii sos shs vital parts. sim
pie preparations, for iassssss, y HostsssSrs ston
ssA Bittsu, vAisA drives away dssSosAssey, and
sire ngAtSas ~ weaker passs. asA rsssarss the
whole syseso. Il y rsssnnssisd y psysisisns,
aud commanded b I'll w. Aavs sssd Il For sale
BY all DssegistS. 0rsssss, cd dsalsw essssally.
HARRISON 0IDD0Ns. Agsats,
ueh3AdAv Msis-st., ~. sth 81 Ith.
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H0METHT;Ta I'M

Grocery and ProStstea $3.50 n Masosss
Lo0sr A41lt3oa. II
flyHE subscriber isspsniAg ct ~ ii
LOT Ash and eta. In Mason II lto1,
losthe sAlc Of Family Groceries, RI 0n n Ioaeos
Keeping Articles, Mineral Waters ~ ~, ~ ~
wnisKT. Look for the big sign Fl vtog from -
sens HIM. khcsp AZ the che1QeA4 4e9aSAs
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New hsylvanla a0A
We have q and corrected the follow.
ing lisk kn1hs latest advises. All here na1-
ID = - Philadelphia.
e. 4, :s; County.
Bank Of D5l1ksss County Chester.
Bank Of Germantown.
Doylestown Doylsstown. "a
Easton Bank. 81 kaston.
rarnsrs' and Mechanics Bank, hasten.
r.rnsr.. s sas = I. sss.. County. s.i..s,.
Farmers bank u Reading, kSaailg.
Lancaster CO.. Bank.
Lebanon Bank, 1t Lebanon. MM4fS
Ass1h Chunk Bank, Massh CAank !y(h
niass., Ban. e Pos''viiie. Pottss1
Catasqna Bank =
PottstoWn Bank. A
The following New Jersey Baake = :
and upward are also 1t par:
Dsrliastsn Bank. A
Daak u Melville.
BsslIpEsoa Comfy Bank, E.diord.
cs HcR - Brighton. y
s;le::,: .lI. g. -. roo,
&c J. e sssss.,s,
s:.': FL + NJ Nv ! I
s.aa y ~ -
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UThs Hannibal City came in last eve
ming. The Packets above and below we're
greatly detained BY the high Winds.
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0vsn Siekisn 4 Mills will sell, this
morning, without reserve, 1t 10 o'clock pre-
eissly, two ans horsss also, . variety Of
goods.
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ferrn, % them II reminded q the nut lal ,ncacs
ing Of TIC priests in Catholic chapel each swinging
in u The fragrant inceDsepo' in the faces Of all the
others. who acknowledge il with bow. 50 much for
Mr. Winthrop. who il, as everybody knows. q good
80, sker. and can be eloquent dare say. He u fol-
lowed. and not outdone, by Mayor Rice, whose dis
coune ambitious 10 IT. character and IN ts length.
was yet a tolersble performance But by this time.
the two honorable speakers have drawn so largely
upon the time and patience Il their audience, and upon
the features Of their subject, that one wonders
what is len for the third 10 say, @ how many
minutes 10 say il in. To make this better mearder-
ing prayer wsndcis through ten minutes more. and
brings up with an Amen which is heartily desired.
Then come six stanzas Of anthem, ohansed
by an obSng choir Of young ladies' and then at last.
Mr.. Everett gets leave to speak. Perhaps he
never made more pleasing impression. He
and his suiec, seemed fresh though the evening
had begun net closed with them. while his yervoIcs
made Us feel that the best things better set 10
music Anticipating, perhaps, the strain OF remark
which would be likely PR cede his Own he gave Us
something real and tangibe-a sketch Of the early stu
dies and book-le of Benjamin Franklin. and ref'ita
ton Of the commonly received opinion that Franklin
was on unlearned man. This falsity was clearly ex-
posed by M. Everett who thus rendered good serVice
H. the cause Of learning. His somewhat bret din
course was throughout hsppy and familiar. showing
graceful power OF adaptation to the feelings OF an aud
cnce, in which some great orators are waning IL"
exhorted every one present 10 contribute one goca
volume to the Peoples Library. and dismissed US oil in
great good humor. A word of pastoral benctictou
broke up the meeting, and sent the e'ea"s oil Boston
home 10 lis tea.
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TO THE PRESIDENT or TIE UNITED
STATES.
LETTER Y

Civilization, Mr.. President growing with the growth
Of wealth, is Indicated by Improvement in the cond.
ton OF man. Our condition, natural, moral and
political having much dcteriorated in the last few
years, II Is needed that seek the causes Of the
change, which must be found ia dimnution of our
wealth.
Wealth Mr. President consists in the mower IN co,-
troll and direct the forces of nature resulting first
from the possession Of the necessary machinery and
next, from the possession Of the knowledge how TO
guide II. The coal that is mined by single man IA
capable Of doing 81 much work as could be done by
thousands OF human arms. The power of steam EN-.
plOyed IN Great Britain Is estimated being equal In
the united forces Of $1,000 900 Of men, and vet the
total number OF persons employed in the coal mines OF
that country il but 100 000 two-thirds of whom must
be engaged in furnishing fuel for the smelling Of ore
or the rolling OF iron and for household and other pur
Poses The entire population of the island in 1851 was
under y ,0tO each one Of whom were the power
bus acquired equally divided would have the equiya-
ent OF nearly thirty willing slaves employed ia doing
ms Work-slaves too, requiring neither food. clothing
nor iGdsng in return for the service thus Pe1srmed
employed III the extraction Of the fuel by which this
power IS supplied, it would give but in $50 Of the
population, and less than in 200 OF those who ara
capable Of doing q full DAYS work. Such being the
care, obtain the remarkable resulh that, by means
Of combination of action less than one-ha Of per
cent Of the adult population Il enabled to furnish fifty
times more power than could be supplied by the whole
number, were each man laboring by himself.
To enable the fuel to do the work, IL il, however
required that should play the payt of engineer
substituting the mental power Cor the physcal fosqe
that would otherwise be required. The engineer NUT
have his engine, and for the production OF en,,ioes
there is needed portion OF the labor that by their
use, is to be economical. How small howeves is th,
proportion thus required, Is from the llt thsS
the whole number Of stesin-boiler makers IN Groat
Britain in 1871 was but 3E9; and, as tho total num-
Der Of persons engaged in making steam engines cas
not bs ten times greater. thus olAaal less than
s, $50 as being 20 employed. Adding non together
the miners end eogine-makers, we ebtain less than
iWo a. the total human force giyea ~ the develop
lnent Of natural equal to 60OoO OOO-,ho phys
zeal force OF each being thus by means Of association
and comhiratior multiplied no less than sir hsssasd
f'nes.
Ot all the communities Of the world, there Is nons
Mr. iresldeat. at whose command hss been placed a.
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VT,HOMAs PIG IRON-Soft free, strong, aud
i w.,.u,sJ sut.' ute foe scctet Pa . - -,, .
JOWs w QUINCY & Co. No o. Willsrn Ct
financial.

ALsEs1 II KIcoL.y Auc,onecr. No. Bnosds
DEGULAR DAILY SALE Of STOCKS ana
HI BONDS--ALBERT II. NICOLAY viii sci FhIs pAi
(TINrRSpaY) l2i O'Clock al the Merchants Exchaiss'
4 Goa CRY Of Keckuk pr cent bonds =, IA.
as nf Toledo Eorwslk and Cleveland X t MOT. 49,
el0p Fremont and Indiana X x. ly' Mort pI cent DO
SSg0 Detroit md Milwaukee k.k per ecu Dohu''
a2Ooo Nilwsuk,c City per cent Bonds
8lCO0 City of Sacramento 10 pr cent Bonds
5000 Cry Of Lexington Der cent Bonds =, -. ID,
44ooo Muv subcc and Superior r. fsfm MOT; D1nu~
ekoos Chicago Miss. RR. % Mort pcIes.' h'hl. D.,
5000 Iacknw,nna r. and Goa Co LIST NOT pei u D'u
81 Illinois Central r. r. Conrueaon Bona" =, ,,-,
titoo An Ace plane Of Nesnith Co.. due Jsn H. e'~
20 shares N s. N. Haven r. r. tsennine. S'oo eScn'
s shares Sixth Avenue X u. Co.. 500 can
10 share American Express Company. SiW ach-
fsoo sL.,c, mer.osn Steam Boiler Co, = y each
IN sh.,es American European Express Co, SlO eSh
& .h.yes Usnour Bank, 800 tSb.
oo ,I,Tc. Nerthsnts' Exchange Bank. $50 eseh.
az Shsrrs Inporter.' sud Trsders Bank, l1 essh'
20 share Pbenix Bank, 80 esch.
sharp. Mechanics Bank, S25 each
n .isr.s FtnA Fire Insurance Company, 30 eaeh
.h..es Insurance Company, 20 escn
A sb.re. HoDe Fir Insurance Company, 200 each
IA shsy.. Hanover Fire Insurance Company $50 each.
Nj ReC,isr Sale TOMORROW friday. Regular A1e.
o., s. 6 stocks Bonds Notes and other securities ~ f
nay Al NJ. O'Clock the Merchants Exchang- S,ck and
bpd boh, sod Private sale and at the Board Of Bro
tess or commission. Interest allowed deposits Looms ne
eoed end Dividends collected large ya.etY oil SeelTiss
eonstsn,ly On hand. at Private Sale.
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II WILSON, Auctipneer
GALE Of SUPERB HOUSEHOLD FURNI-

OTURE-ich Wilton and Velvet Carpets costly French Plate
and Manel Mirrors three suites Of rich Paror Funitue
Rosewood Ps,c elegantly nad with pearl
and solid paT Of the supfyb "str9""nts
made; valuable Oil Painting Pearl and silver cutlery So az
No 81 West I6thst near 5tl-sv-H WILSON AuctOpecr,
will cell THIS DAY Jan H. at 10 O'Clock the entire Furniture
Of the above house which is o the best description consisting
Of large and costly Pier and Mante Mirrors superior Rosewood
Pisnofoe elegant suites Of aor Furniture In rich CRIMSON
and brocade do in aud gold Costly Rose
BoOkcaes solid carved Rosewood Center
Sofa Pier Ta three superior Rosewood Etagcre. marble
Chairs in rich n and tapestry; Rosewood Conner Eta1ees,
with backs rich Lace Window Curtains aud Sh@es
Bonze end Oolu Clocks costly Scvres and Dresden Vase.
and rich Paor Ornaments &c, with number OF fine Oil
Paintings Dning groom and Paror funure-EeSant ENtn'
sion Tables Chairs rch gold band decorated Tea and e.
Sets ELEGANT CutGass War; Pearl and Silver Cutlery Cake
Baskets Casters Bureaus Wsshands with marble tops costly
Hair Mattresses Feather Beds
Bedding, French Oval Mirror Mahogany suites Of Furni
tue In cloth Cottage and Mahogany SpngSest Chairs
Rosewood. Hall Stands Oil Cloth, &c. Sale positive.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-01-14
DEM YLVANIA RAILRO
II THE GREAT CENTRAL ROITE.

the Pcnnylvsnis Railroad connects Of Pttsburgh with rarosA
TO and from st. Louis Mo- Alton Gaena and Chiss4A Ill
frankfort and Louisville Ky; Tsrre Hsute Msiison
lafayette and indianapolis Ind Cincinnati Dayton Springfield
Belief ntaina Sandn.ky Toledo Cleveland Columbus Zae.
yr Mas.on and Wooster Ohio; alec with the steam psck
and New Oean St Louis Louisville and cncin
natl
Through Tickets for the East be had any Of the above
mentioned pisces in the West -
will find this the shortest mos. expeditions and
comfortable route between the East and West
FROM NEW-YORk TO CINCINNATI IN 80 HOURS.
FROM NYW-YORK TO CHICAGO IN s. HOURS.
FROM &W-YORK TO ST LOUIS IN v HOURS.
FAR low any other Route.
See hand bills in the hotels Of this city.
Through 1yckets further Information, may be had 81 the
Office Of the PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
NJ. Astor House. Broadway
January l. 1888. J. L. ELLIOTT, Asrnt.
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Hle0ita!.

CANDS' SARSAPARILLA-FOr purifying the
- Blooi-Ths is purely vegetable extract II contains no
powerful drastic debate the system mineral poison
10 ruin the constitution Thousand have been cured by H. and
thoussd, be restored 20 health BY it, Beware
spurious imitation which bear the relation - i as the
the geuuin dollar. Pr pared and sold BY
A. b. & D. SANDS, No. lCC Fultou-st., New York
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STEAMBOATS, ana RAILROADS..

EOR BOSTON and PROVIDENCE via NEW
II FORT and FALL RIVER.-The splendid aud superior
r.uncr BAY STATE, Capt Jewett leave. New York every
TUESDAY THURSDAY and SATURDAY, ct O'clock p m,
and ME STATE OF MAINE Cap. Brayon, leaves NewYork
every MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY, at O'Clock
m from Pier No. s. N. R. the Battery; both touching
at Newport each way. :,
Hereafter will Be regarded secured to any applicant
until the shal have been paid for. .
Fright to forwarded through with ges, Dispatch By
al Express Fright Train
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T. II. LUDLOW Co. Auctioneers
DEREMPTORY SALE of VALUABLE REAL

DEREMPTORY SALE of VALUABLE REAL
Il ESTATE in NETWORK aud BROOKLYN, at Auction
L. II. LUDLOW Co vii! sell at auction FRIDAY Jan. IS,
1853 y o'clock ut the Merchant Exchange. New York by
The Supreme the Lot OF Land in the City Of NJ
York with the and buildings thereon, known as No
and J Bowery side between Houston aud Blocker
SIS; lot 2 feet 81 inches wife by 30 feet deep
a esd, l o
Brook W. with handsome substantial hreesory aud basement
brick house thereon, known No Union place Un,n.t
side between Columbia and Van Bruntts Brooklyn bot
~ feet in. by 100 feet house ~ feet in by 40 feet
Also Lot Of Land in the Cit Of Brooklyn with handsome
substantial story brick with Italian
root in Unionst known No IL Union place Brooklyn lot
y feet by 100 feet house II feet by 10 feet The two last
toned pieces of properly within three nnu. walk Of Ham.
ilton av. frrry For terms and full particulars apply 10
T. ii. LUDLOW Co. No IA Pine.st. New-fOrk
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Eeaal Notices.

ATs SURROGATEs COURT, held in and for
~ the County Of New York the SurroEs.es Ohce In tAe
CRY EewYork the wenyfs. day Of December. In the
wear thousand eight hundred aud Gtysey-n. present
ALEXANDER w BRADFORD Sguos.,e Ia the matter Of
application mosasr lease or sell the Re-. Estate OF
PATRICK POGERTY dresassd, reading and Ming OF the
Petition q ELLEN YOGERrI. Admins ratHx Of the estate Of
Patrick Fosery late Of the CITY " Eswfork dec.s-s tr
authority 70 possse lse sell the Real Estate Of the said
d..sd for the payment Of hs debts 10 ordered that s pr
sons interested ia Tie estate Of ths said Patrick Fogry de-
b-forp the Il the County Of New for<
u hs the City If New York the third day OF Feb
mary occb the forenoon Of that day then snd
there authority should not be gwen 20 he
aid Adninis' lrase sell much Of the
Rrsl E,'.e OF the sig Patrick tSserty deceased shall be
nec-s.sy 70 psy hi, a-ets '" BRADFORD
d2t l,WivTH Surrogate.
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CTATE of CONNECTICUT, NewLondon
- Comfy .-Cclcheser Dec -. ls5'-Ths undersiEaed
having i appointed BY the Superior Court a tn STATE wI
.Di fr S.wordn County Receivers Of al the efts anc
property Of Coch-.er Bank ard having accepted SAID @
snd sven bond. secorns ~ hereby give notice thst
Con-, limited the the LIST day OF January Ids
snd Inc dsy Of March 1850 for the 'redor. OF ssd bsnx %
r.s~, their Claims said Receivers DO debarred recovery
tber.f end the. they vii ho BANKING House OF SAID
Cee Bank in said Cocheser 70 hear and at upon al sna
.r ., nav be uesent~d 70 them durng said time 10 limited
on the % day Of February and the I'd day OF March 1879
o'clock in the forenoon each OF said days Claims may %
presented 10 either Of the said Receiver
HHNRYtH. STARKWEATHER OF Norwich, ! Receiver
EDWARD Y. THOMAS Of Colchester