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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-03-18
rONSTARLES.

To THE VOTERS OF lsT DisrRIcT OF
BEysIe0 CorSTY AT the solicitation Of many
trienis. snDonnce ny sell Candidate for COSsTA-
BLE OF the LIST District, and respectfully solicit
Your sufrnges Should il be your pleasure % elect
me promise discharge the duties of the office to
the beet of my ability.
nah l7--tde JOHN n DOGtiEFf. e.
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III respectfully announce my self aCandidate for
the office of Clerk OF Henrico County Court at the
lection in May next. TEMPLE ELLETT.
fr I3-t de
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LORD NAPrER-The reports about Lord Napier's
Intended resignation of his official position near
this government, are without foundation.
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sas~ AN A CANDIDATE FOR THs Or
FIcs on COMMISSIONER OF TUE REVENUE for
the Upper District Of the county of enrico, at the
{ ns,inR spring election. - ..
mb fa--tie DANIEL Il GARDNER.
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DELAYED The Dansille train, due
yesterday morning was delayed two or three hours
10 its arrival by slight accident At one Of the
switches on the road. - t-s y.
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BSS5 OLEKkSHIP Of THE OIkLUUII OUUNI
OF HENRTcO AT the request of many of my friends,
zannuuuce myself candidate for the office OF
CLERE nF THECIRCUlT COURT OF IENKICO
uh S-titde~ JOHNSON SANDS.
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KIDsAppIxa. Susan Pearcy, the white

y
woman arrested in this city some time since for
kidnapping John, slave TO Mrs. Lucy Harris of
Mecklenburg. has been discharged from custody.
She was taken 10 Meekienbnrg for trial, and after
remaining in jail three terms OF the county court
without arrsignment, was taken before Judge Nash
a few days since habecs cogP,ts and discharged.
Members OF the bar ard other citizens at once
made up purse for her, TO enable her 10 lsayethe
county.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-03-18

COLLISION on THE oHio SIR Lires L,s.--Tha
steamers Great Western and Princess co,,des las,
saturday morning at o'clock, opposite Raleigh.
NY. Tue Princess sank, in ten minutes. to her
hurricane deck. The cabin passengers ON the
Princess were saxed, together with the book. ana
baggage. One woman and two children, deck mas
sengers, and three of the deck hands, were drown.
ell The Great Western took the rescued passen
gers to Shawneetown.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-03-18

: 3 n ING EHPLUf MENT.--h BTfUTIIHE
leafer called ON the Mayor yesterday morning, at
ter spending the previous night in the cage, aud
demanded employment. On being informed that
the city bal vacancies except In the chain gsag
qai aly remarked that permanent sitnsiiou,in
that institution. would suit his fancy exceedingly
we'll. OF course he not put 10 work On the
frst application bat that be will finally succeed
in securing home, there 10 not \ shadow Of y.
doubt. sf sss sasx "a
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-03-18

TEETH.-0. NJ. .JQH ~
DENTIST. world announce p those wishtng tAstS
tsssh rxYkAcfxD that be now has tnstrumsap sope
ri',r d, sny cthers ever used. 1ns sfmD0e1y end
psrieetaa u sbsir 4aaptailen = such - Fsp4eg
lie extraction OF the teeth elmoee pein3ees nsSWs
il mssglisx tbs gu~ss - inuusisg tss ssssssns
pasIIii III oth@r opsrat,oas rI!ius csanslns. - ~
.esflua Teeth axufiy ana thos0uxnty peE16fNfo4 80
olIIcs oppossis coristhiAa Hal. - Msas seees-
ja l3-3m -s.s,sa asssas, ry
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-03-18

THR WASHINGTON USIoN.--Cornelius Wendell
Esq, has become the proprietor of this journal, in
the place of the Hon. W. A. Harris
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sas- GAUGRR TO THE VOTER

RICHNoNB.--1iayng discharged the duties of the office
tor HE last Two years without complaint from any
uue most respectfully announce niy self n candidate
Tor re election to the office of CITY GAuGER.
NH lt.-ttT kICHAkD EON.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-03-18

WIsprALL-The Detroit Advertiser says thai
Mrs. Thomas, q washerwoman vf that city, has re
Gently become heir to fostuns Of million of dol
lars In Europe. III
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CANDIDATES roR OFFICE.
T0g gqiE CRY or RICHMOND.
COMMISSIONERS.
ssss~ 10 TnR VoTERs or TnR CRY O

fH9HN 10 THE FUikhS Nf IEsE NIIA Uf
p,'. v,sp - an, candidate for tha ofce Of COM
MISSIONER on THE kENRNUE for Monroe
Hsrd ead most respectfully ask the support ct my
s.ss,itscts sifostld u De your pleasure to elect
me "A IN. p,sils,n slGai endsSS5r ia show, by a
fttiiui i sehargc of nay duties that your confidence
has not hecp misplaced ,on,,,.,
mh 2~-tao MILis b NOpNIN.
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gky- RIcHMoND AGEscY. s.'ss
NEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY,
-. MUTUAL SfSTIsM. q ~ s, s5.s
Capital, LIST Jan, 1855, .x1 a o., ,900 2J,

The Trustees have declared dividend OF THIRTY
PER CENT. on all Life Policies that hare been In
force twelve months prior to January lst 1853 aud
SIX PER CENT INTEREST IN CASH ON afi Dr.
vidends that have not been paid. Those hoiding
the certicates will please call aud collect the inte
rest which will be paid In cash.
Those desiring information on the sabioct of Lfe
Insurance, will please call on ths Agent, aus Main
stree for reference, apply to either member OF
the Lecai Board-aii Of whom are Insured IN this
Company # ). ste1& l.. sssi zufsts
GEO. WYrHE MusFoRD. President, -. /,
Directors. s@@
, Thos August, Esq, Jas Thomas yr. Esd, isi
Roger A Pryor Esq, Rev Chas Read, ~
Thes II Ellis, Esq. Rev Jas D Taylor. q =
VIM @ Paine, Esa. I"
iu 5 etfl M.tiical Bard. 20 s7f $50 fss
Ro Coleman, NJ ID, A u Workman. u u. .
Jas ii Conway, NJ d.
CHAS IL. W0RTHAM,
, General A gent and Attorney for Virginia.
NH lots *lss fa AB Main streog.a u
naa. TRY
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PsssRnrArIoN.-We understand that

the presentation of silver goblet is to take place
tonight at the Armory Of the Young Guard. The
goblet is very neat one, and has the following
inscription: +" Presented to Corporal j. C. AKIN
soS, by the Commissioned Officers of the YouDg
Guard Light Battalion. Pal man q,a merait ferafP
After the presentation tie Battalion will hold
soirce for their own qualification.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-03-18

STAND BACK - Benjamin Robinson.
tho shipper Of craft lying In the dock, Was hned
$40 by the Mayor for rescaIng dog from the net
men on Monday last Dear sport, that.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-03-18

THK MONTGOMERY GUARD. commanded
by Capt. Moore, paraded yesterday afternoon, a.
tended by the Arnory Band. The company pro-
sented soidieriy appearances ~ IL marched aIoaG
the principal Streets keeping time 90 the stirring
noses ef the band. Sgf sAssg
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-03-18

NO. DE-. JOHN b. WALTHALL, tHom@o-
asthist offers his professional services to the ctf
US Of Richmond and iis vicinity onnce at MS re-
siqencs on Leigh street. two doors from 9th.
La I-l2mH
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-03-18

neJ- FELLow-CITizEss-I am oandi-
date for The Office of CONSTABLE In the 9Th Die.
hest your votes at the coming election in May next
mh side WM. L. DABNkY.
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ST.. PATnIcK's DAY--so far "a the

ST. PATRICK's DAY--sO far as the
weather could effect twas anything but pleas.
ant. Early in the morning several stuffed paddles
wearing strands of potatoes around their neeks
and empty bottles in their pockets, we're found in
various parts of the city, but those they were de-
signed to annoy, soon made way with them No
greater ndgnity could be offered true son of the
Emerald Isle than an attempt to carrcature his
Patron Saint and il is not to be wondered at that
some of them exhibit temper when they discover
the homely lgures. Though done in sport, the act
Is unknd aud should never be repeated.
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s- TRY

n@- TRY -. ~.
sEMPiEs INFALLIBLE BAKING POWDER
For sale by all drug gists and storekeepers. 'sa
.TEt JOHN w GARLIrK, b
NH II stzs Pole PropIist3r.
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70 On. KAHn. =. - ..a.- ...s..-xskk Is &.
- 0war Sin. 1 6eel a : duty q oS(


- ofnes corner "a aud Vain strsst6 s. -. 80
~. DEAr Sra: ! seei y duty toNe
q : Tamor from ~ ne g asy ssek, g sgssass.
:. Iss,..a sss sssnc'nx. sns ns. n NV. y - -
Il which am now we'll. Il wes sxHpine1 hx N,
Warner, 81 the FACULTY Of Rietnond. t.etys 1s1n
cutting Il. a. also I'D other t9iaenk nhypinlaGe
thrpsgbant the eopntry. loar9 1cas ,svrs.~sl u
Rssidsues- -pssAinsviaisI 0snkks1 sos sa.ssss
ia ts-d3ms ewtt -~sass
D6T~ pupLEr q Co.. lhporteys aad
sAs's;;,; ~ R;s1;Es I cssss ss ~ ~
- Dn. coonS. tAn ~ " Loe1s,
! is.ss Ss;.ssiI "a ~ - =
!. zsz44ss sAAss sas 81 ~
I'll s4sss ~
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LATER FROM KANsAs.-A telegraph dispatch from
st. Louis brings the following: ...t .


St. louis brings the following: .
Late arrivals from Kansas state that the "Anti-
Topekates" had triumphed at the Free State Con-
Sention held at Leayenworth. They had succeeded
in nominating candidates to the constitutional
convention. Douglas Democrat ticket had also
been nominated. The election held on the 9th
passed off quietly, as far as is known. The votes
polled amounted TO between 5000 and 5000.
The enrolment of the Militia was proceeding
notwithstanding the proclamation of Gov Denver
against it.. 81
Mr.. Babcock, the auti-Topekaite candidate had
been elected Mayor of Lawrence city by large
majority.
All was quiet at Fort Scott
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hsg- To rHE VorKRs OF rHE Isr DIS

TaICT. HESRco CoUSTY.-I hereby ennonnce myself
candidate for the Office Of CONSTABLE OF the lst
District. aud solicit your suifrages. 5lss
NH II-2awts JOHN W CLARKE
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FEVER AT RIO JANEIRo.-Captain Chase, of bark
Roebuck, New York, from Rio Janeiro, January
both, reports the fever prevailing there to a
great extent among the shipping, when he sailed
TIE FIRE IN CHARLEsToN.-The Charleston Coa-
rier estimates the amount Of cotton destroyed by
the recent fire in that city, at 600 to 200 bales
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-03-18

FIRE Between the hours Of and 2
o'clock yesterday morning Mr.. William Breeder 8
stable, on 4th street, between Grace aud Frank
lin, was set on fire and partially destroyed. The
htemen prevented the spread of the flames, by
their timely arrival with their apparatus. Loss
about $500. The building was insured in the Mu-
tual office
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-03-18

FRENCH TRANSATLANTIC STEAM LINEs-The Paris
Moniteur Of the 2ist February imperial
decree, confirming the law Of June IL 1857, which
authorizes the establishment of three lines OF steam
from ports in France 10 America. The two
lines from Hasre to New York and from st. Nizaire
to the Antilles and Aspinwall-the latter connect
ing with steamers for Mexico, Guadaloupe and
Cayenne-haye been granted to Marion 4 Co. aud
the Orleans Railroad Co. for a period of twenty
years. They are to receive Government subsidy
of 800, 900 francs per annum.
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GospOrt Navy Yard-Lecture-Mu

Or, average, q 10 degr Ter the month.
. sUr II degrees helnW zcr,l-the cnI.iast day.
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0NI0ES.--A LOT of fine Potato Oninso
~ Jost received. tor sale by
HARRIS 4 MOORE.
mh 10 Basin Bank
IL HILLS. prime Bacon Sides, receiy
" ing, E1r sale by
nab ~ BACON Il BAsKERvILL.
HORSE SHOES.-50 kegs Horse Shoes.
assorted sizes, for eaks by
NIB Is ii SKINNER CO.
SEMPLE'S YEAST POWDER Pres
- ton Merrins, Durkees, aud Babbitt's Yeast
Powders, fresh and genuine Hops IN pressed pack
ages, 10 fetain their strengtb-for sale by
WARiSU PEAkeE, Drug ggists.
ma "a As Corner 4th aud Broad sts.
do HALF bbls. prime New Crop New
Oflsahs Muasses, In store and for sale by
EHoLEsf0N 4 fIrIiERALD,
tnh VI No IA Pearl street
HAY, Corn, Seed Oats, sheaf Oats, Min
DIAL, &C. for sale By
NIL 10 n MCCARTHY n SON
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Ill was quiet at Fort Scott.

WASHINGTON lTEMs.--The Secretary of the Trea-
sury has accepted all the bids under i've per cent
tor the five million of Treasury notes. These EN-
braced over two millions and half All above
per cent. were awarded pro rata.
On Monday and Tuesday l32 bills and resolutions
were introduced into the House by the members
from various States and Territories. Ed
The Turkish Vice Admiral and suite arrived at
Washington Tuesday evening.
The Speaker received the Mormon memorial d-
rect from Salt Lake. Its tone being considered
offensive by many members, he said he did not
feel at liberty to decline laying it before the House,
being from Territorial Legislature.
Mr.. Everett lectured Tuesday night, before Il
large auditory for the benefit of the poor at the
Smithsonian Institute.
Mr.. Matteson has been served with notice that
the House Committee will act on his case on
Thursday
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Music AND THE DRAMA.-The New Workers. ara
having fine tine in the midst of the religious ex
element. The grand opera of "The Hugnenots-
continues with unabated success at the Academy.
Two of the theatres are running the Siege of Luck
Eow and third announces Nena Sahib in prepa
ration Burton is bringing out 'Life at Salt Lake %
thus forestalling Mormon drama which Wallack
has been underlining for weeks past, and which is
to be produced there in the course of fortnight
DESTRUCTIVE FiRE.-On Tuesday morning about
two o'clock, the extensive barn on the Lancaster
pike, near Philadelphia, belonging to Thomas r.
Remington. Esq, was totally destroyed by fire, to-
gether with large number of horses and sixty
tyfour bead of the best booded cattle in the eoun
try. They had been collected by Mr.. Remington
at great expense. The loss is estimated at about
SO 600, upon which there is no insurance, his POI;
icies having expired about one month since The
fire is attributed to an incendiary.
FIRE IN A PRIsoy-A fire broke out in the north
wing of the Auburn IN. " prison last Saturday
evening, and destroyed property belonging to the
State of New York to the amount of about 81. .00O
Barber Sons, carpet contractors, are also suffer
ePs to large amount, which Is partially covered
by insurance. There was considerable excitement
among the cOnvicts, but no escapes The fire was
| the work of an incendiary.
FRENCH SPoLIATIoNs.-Itis is stated that Mr. Cling
man, chairman of the committee ON foreign af
fairs intends shortly to report from that commit
tee, the same French spoliatlon bill which pre-
vously passed Congress aud was vetoed by Mr.
Pierce.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-03-18

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ssts u III IT,
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FATAL HoAx.-A Sheffield EngiaBd1 paper says
that gentleman in that town has received let
ter from friend in Northampton. containing the
following IA singular circumstance happened
at our union last week. For seme misconduct the
master had put boy for punishment In the dead
ward in coffin. The boy took the corpse out Of
the coffin, dressedit in bis own clothes, propped Il
up against the wall, aad then himself got into
the coffn, lay downand covered himself over.
10 the course of ashort time the master came,
looked in at the door and saw, as he thoughts
sulky lad standing agains tthe wall. Now said
the master, doyou want any supper 2 There was
no answer. The question was repeated with the
sanre result. The boy looked ont from the coffin
and. said 1fhe won't hayeany, will The mas
ter fed upder terror. and received such sheck
that ii ID said he has since died from the effects
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-03-18

eey~ JAMES ELLETT, ESQ --DEAR SIN
In MAY next il VIII devolve upon the voters OF this
CITY 10 elect Clerk SCR the Circuit Court OF the City
Of kchtnond and tue disden xnod respectfully re.
a,est yon 10 announce soatself candidate tor that
tce feeling assured that from the eiaeielh AMI sa
tIsfetor manner In which 10. several years you dis
cnrged tile duties oi tie ufice Of the Clerk Ut Hen
rico county Court, and from your long experience
rs Deputy Clerk no one better qualified than your
snlE cnnln he selected tr the Noters Of Richmond.
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The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1858-09-03
ARlLLTINN MEETING.

The great p and glorious q Abolition par
ty Of Bedford county, held very small and
very quiet meeting 10 the Court House on
TUESDAY creGngias MR. Tn. JonDAN stated
ihe object of he meeting aaL inlfoducrd, as the
orator Of The evening, fellow by the name OF
Mcpherson, who, II seems inaglnes that he
IS the nominee of some party, or other, for Con-
gr4ss. Ma. McPHERsoN then proceeded to
make a dry, disconnected, confused speech, in
which as matter Of cousr, the Democratic
party was called all kinds Of hard names
Among other gh.4gs be talked about Democrats
having "Do brains" and charged that the
pemociacy are dishonest and corrupt. He
admitted, nevertheless, that he could not point
out any particular Democratic member OF Con-
gress upon whom this charge could be fixed.
We have no doubt, however, that he could have
named some Abolition Congrtasmcn had be
possessed the honesty TO do It, who have been
guilty OF taking bribes for instance hat pink
OF A bolionism, o. Il. MATrEsoN, Of New York,
whose venaIiiy and corruption whilst IN Con-
gress, have been, and are to this day, tie talk Of
the whole country. But Kansas formed he sta
pie fthe woud-be Congressmans speech
On this subject he 'spread" himself extensively.
We doubt, however, whether any body but
himself, was interested in has defamation on
"Lecompton." 1t was 50 dry that even Jor-
dan yawned. The most faithful of the faithful
became fdgetty under the re-naiction Of a
speech which they had heard and read 50 often
and which John Filler had greatly surpassed
when speaking on he same subject at that g5eat
outPouring OF eighty OF ninety men at April
Court last. Ma. McPHERsoN, finding that his
Kansas humbuggery wonIdnl to, turned his
attention 10 The Tariff, bot forgot 70 talI his
hearers that LEwls d. CAMrBeLL, Of Ohio, a
leading A'ai::i0uis, rePotci the Eli il the last
Congress 70 reduce The Tara of 1876, a3a shat
that Congress was composed Of "a uaiari.y aI d :
position mrnhcFs- liz also forgot 10 tel tagG that
Thuriow Weed, I.e grrat La-h Priest og Black
RePubhcanisn, washred 10 work for the raduc
tion Of the Tariil ofISiG. Froa the Tariff tile
speaker proceeded 70 the Expenditures or Tie
Government. "a ss.s ,rlat ae caa.raa.rfsd
his o~n Sia'eaea'sa nua.aer. Of llnes. -Flgsl
he said DE e2p"ns-s 8. ,ar Government r,r tn.
past year, were \ aaaarea millions, next he
came down 70 eiel'g millions, and finally b., 90,
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1858-09-03
BIRNS MD HAF.

We publish in another column the Procee-
dings OF the Democratic Conference which met
10 this place on Monday last, to nominate a
ticket for Assembly, by which it will be seen
that GENERAL JAMES Burns, of this county,
and DAVID Hay ESQ. Of Somerset county. were
Nominated bv accIamati,n a. The standard b,ar-
ers Of The Democracy ofthis Legislative Dis,ric,
Tor the present camoai5a We need moi sav
any ,.ino n rra;s. IF tb,, nomination a. ,ha.
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CANAL COMMISSIONER
w { TLEY FR . 6 7,
Of Fuycfte County,
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70 L@a ia4s2sadaat otars ef Belf3r4 aal
teanS.a for The former partaly Of my l,lor
% Co. .'',> b'-tfict, am a2ar can
'"[ 't191MHiE and shat cemain so until t.
rI'-ln& .. he Polls on neNt election day. Ssn.lG
oe 5" .3.i"na'e as 70 be re-elscteI lrds, ,n,safr
10 'niG' 'hH trust rePesei3 in me- haurstly ana . la
best of my ability SANIrTI :, s'5. 5e,>.r,,, :, ae
Noodbeffy Sept. ], 1855. ~
IT.. - 70 al '"7@'ios Fulus, ,.e aIc.y.,.@m@,.l ~
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1858-09-03

Mo H. Tate" being called addressed
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al tent and was
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BE- fad 10 tnas fl "a.
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The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1858-09-03

B. I. Meyers & G. ". Benfod, Editors,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-07-13

The masonic PuAIisAlng Asesesas
LOUISVILLE, KY.
puBIisn
The monthly Massnac Mags.ins,
OF THE AGE,
1.-THE Am mERgCAN HnEEMAsON.v
Devoted Exclusively to the InstfusGicn ana
Entertainment Of FreemAsona, Sheir
Wives, Families and Friends.
Each Number Contains portsaits Of DistingsisAsa
Freemasons, and other Engravings, -
the best Artists
AID Sns
Articles by DR.. A. q. Macksy, Rev. GsoeGs
Oliver, Giles r. Yatss, Albert pfke,
Rob't Morris, John Dove,
J. Theo. Holly,
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-07-13

s. ewspp ROOM under ths New Hotel--4 on
q Main street, and on fifth strret--A all Of which
will rent for retail stores for the Following
kinds az business: Prups and ferfumery, aents
Furpirhibg tioods, Merchant Tailoring, Ladiet
Shoe Establishment, Millinery, Dry t,oods, Goa
feotionary ana Ios Cream, Family urocsry. and
Cigars and Tobacco.
Also, one room connected with the hoase iof .
Variety Store or Basssr; all Of which will ee
rented on terms according 10 the timos.
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