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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-09-10

CAfr. De kiviEKs AGAIN ARREsIrD Can,
lie hivie e was arrested in New York on Wed
hesday evening, at the Smithsonian Hotel. for
o" WIN intent to take life. The quarrel
~ ou' OF an article published I'm an evening
49, oy MI Zenss Grant, In which he de.
eiafea himself ready to give satisfaction 10 any
inend OF DE Riviere disposed to yiudIcate 81,
course. challenge accordingly came 70 him
rom TWO Frenchmsn, and was accepted nm, No
arrangement could be effected wedne.dsv even
ing Grant and De Riviere met a, the sm,,bso
wnen the Zonave caught the other, threw hin,
ao~n and held him fast. A crowd of srv,,,i
laoes.nd collected around the hotel Onleer
o TOOK the parties to the station house,
-. .s osn' preferred complaint De Riviere.
w" W. aksn 70 court and held for trial. I
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-09-10

IN ArPEAL To WAsHINuToN.-Ther avages Of
pss'ilence in New Orleans compels the Young
siens Christian Association Of that city to look
abroad Tor aid in their good work Of ministering
to the wants Of the afflicted
Inc following dispatch will be responded to,
At meeting OF the Young Mems Christian Asso.
citation Of Washington, tonight: HI'E
u,.,, NEw oaLKANs, Sept o. d
ipeton The epidemic brings be,vv a. w a .na
sxpense upon our community we bsy. swo
hospitals, ard two or three hundr red sinr -
city, R.G. LaI1tH om your
Cha Relief Committee Y M, Ga
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-09-10
POLITICAL,

The opposition convention for the second con.
gressional district of New Jersey has nominated
John L.. N StTatton for election.
Consider A. Stacy has been nominated at Cold
water as the Democratic candidate for Congress
from the second district of Michigan.
Hon. C. BiIlinghurst has been nomi mated by
the Republicans for reelection to Congress from
the third district Of Wisconsin.
The Democratic convention have unanimously
nominated Mr.. j. w. Davidson for Congress
from the fourth district of Illinois
The Peoples convention Of westches.er coun-
tv, Pa, has resulted in a split, the friends Of the
Hon John Hickman, to the number Of 80, having
seeded, while the majority Of the convention
remained and nominated John NJ. BroomaIl.
There has been no decision vet as to the Dem.
ocrat:c nomination in the sixteenth cong ressional
district Of Pennsylvania. The York confsrees,
after consultation with their constituents re-
turned TO their posts, and the ballotings were
continued all day without arriving at any result
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-09-10

FROM INV MExICo.-Santa Fc mail dates To
the 18th Of August, have been received at Boone
, vile, Mo.
DR. Connolly, who arrived at Santa Fe from
Rio AblJo, reports that large number of emf
grants bad passed through Albuquerque this
summer, en- route for California, via the thirty
NTH parallel. They report the grass between
Fort smith and Albuquerque as excellent, and
the wood and water abundant. The mail arty
encountered very few Indians on the plains.
Gel Summers command was at Arkansas river
about twenty five miles below the cIossing-all
we'll
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-09-10

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN that Lind War
rant No. H472 for leo acres of land under
o. julius king, has been lost and that ak weeks
after the date hereof viii be made to the
are cautioned against lHfoSasins the came g
sassat "a: been hlsd " the Gspsrs! LsHd Once
ssalh'' issuing A..osa. y for st s. oSa:,.
Washington CMy. Sept. 9. 1853, - lo-hw6v
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-09-10
Low RATES FOR CATTLK.-The New York
Tribune Of yesterday says:

Low RATES FOR CArTLk.-Ine New YORK
Tribune Of yesterday says: 2
"The present race Of drovers have never seen
the day when beef cattle sold as low as they i'd
at Bulls Head on Wednesday, and II was for a
very good reason. Last week we had over 5, 600
head and this week we have over $500 head
which has oversize ked the market that eight
cents pound net was considered a top price,
ard very liberal estimates Of weight had to be
given at that IL is true that a very few cattle
sold at OK a9c or Tuesday, but II was hard to get
that for any on Wednesday, and equally true that
many were sold for 6a7, and some for So. 10. net,
aud Of course the market was dull and losing
one to the cattle owners. We suppose there must
have been from $40 to 500 head left over unsold,
in spite Of all the efforts OF cattle brokers to close
them out at almost any price offered The sur
plus over the real wants Of the city for the last
Two weeks renders increase Of price, to any
considerable extent next week, whatever the sup
DIV Of fresh stock may be, almost impossible
The price now Is bnt little more than half what
A. was during the Summer OF 1857, aud the large
inc tease in numbers shows how consumption In
creases rs the prizes reccdes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-09-10

Ice IN THE ATLANTIC The ship Sea Lion.
Captain Colburn, from Antwerp at Boston, saw
large pyramid Of ice on the I'D nit In latitude
- ~, longitude %. IL was about DO feet high
above the water, from 100 10 500 feet long, and
about 200 feet wide. Capt. Colburn also reports
having seen several islands Of ice dear the same
place.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-09-10

APPoINTED.-Capt A. A. IIarwood, VIC are
informed, has been appointed Inspector of Ord
nance, rice Capt II. A. Adams, ordered to the
command of the frigate Sabine.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-09-10
The TREAsURv.-The weekly statement of
the Treasury Department for the week ending
on the 9Th instant shows the fnIIoxina resnIts
PRENTICE's Fancy

Some Of the editors, North and South, serve up
to their readers nothing but niger. They give
them broiled niger for breakfast, roasted niger
ellie Journal
When does Prentice prefer his niger served
up? After supper!
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-09-10

"PAsADIsE WALTZ" is the title of fine piece
OF music very neatly gotten up and published by
our enterPrising, go-ahead musical friend, John
r. Ellis This piece Is composed by our towns
man, John EsPuta, and, as performed by his Gel
ebrated cornet band, has won great praise, in
deed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-09-10

IL The Marlboro Advocate states that Mr.
Bowie, recently appointed to receive subscrip-
tions to the stock Of the Baltimore and Potomac
Railroad, has entered upon his duties with great
earnestnsss and that the prospect thus faris very
hattering. Some IS or $4,000 has already been
subscribed
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-09-10

IL The Baltimore Gun aed Cincinnati En-
quirer have donned new suit Of type, and PEE
cent a very handsome appearance
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-09-10

IL The steamer Canada sailed from Boston
for Liverpool, on Wednesday, with 81 passengers
and $1,000 in specie
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-09-10

IL The deaths IN Charleston for the week
ending September were 102. The deaths from
yellow fever were a. OF these 81 were white
adults, III white children and 1 colored.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-09-10

ASH PAID FOR FURNITURE
llS Housekeepers breaking mp are respectfully
informed that We are at all times prepared TO buy
thei, entire stock Of household effects I'm large or
BONTZ 4 COOMBS,-
an Sim No. 50 It'll st.. bet. and Il
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-09-10

NoTIcE.-Many accounts due the Star ONCE by
persons In Maryland have been placed In the
hands OF Mr. w. c. Lipscomb, for collection,
who Is authorized to collect and receipt for those
at It's bills he may present to our debtors.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-09-10
FROM THE ARMY IN UTAH.-A military sub
scriber in the Utah Army, writes US as follows

FORT BRIDGER, o. T, Aug. 13, 1858
The Arrapahoes " wiped out'' two or three
lodges Of Utahs recently not far from this place
Col. Crossman and Capt Hancock, of the Quar-
termaster's Department, arrived yesterday from
Fort Leavenworth Col. C.. goes to the head
quarters in Utah, and Capt H, with the Sixth
infantry 10 Benicia in California.
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NOrICE.-ProE F: N. CROUCH will resume
l Y the duties OF his Musical Acade ny on Tuesday
next, the 18th inst. Inquire at Mrs. Sullivans on
+ street, between Sth ard 18th. 1t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-09-10

GAVE YOUR COAL AND WOOD. and stop
- that rattling, by the use of Falconer's Patent
window Fastener. This, the most enectual Of all
window fastenInEs, by the most simple construction,
draws the sashes firmly together xcluding cold air
and dust, and stops the rafting, so Ing To
persons AT all times and espe Tally m churches and
public nails For information apply to X. i. FAL-
CONER, No 50 9TH street. selo-Sts
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Joyeo, 80 many agreeable people to talk with, so
many amusements to enjoy, SO many friends to
Visit and stroll about with, and many pretty,
sweet, charming women to look at, that one NAV
well be excused for combining himself to these
occupations, and laying all others aside for flu
tufe occasions
/ have now Travelled nearly all tbrough the
mountain region lying between the Old Green
olef w hite sulphur Springs on the north, and
the Virginia and Tennessee Railroad on the
south i have tarTied at every place of any note
ana aIn fully convinced that this is decidedly the
NUS S pisasant pace In the mountains. 1t is stu
atea In beautiful valley, about double the width
Oh fehnsylvania avenue, and the buildings RANGE
on either side, some eight or ten feet above tfs
beautiful lawn At the lower extremity OF the
lawn are two converging valleys-the one leading
on in northwesterly and the other In a westeriSs
direction. Down these several valleys come ~
most delightful breezes Throughout the entire
day. 'e
The mountains rise up on either side of the
valley to sublime height, and iIupart grandeur
and beauty to the place which I have found un.
equallrd elsewhere The buildings are not only
Tar superior In architectural beauty to those Of
sny other resort | have seen, but are also inf.
nitelI superior in point Of comfort and conve-
nience OF the interior arrangements. The bed
ding Is clean and nice, the rooms kept in perfect
Of every cottage, while the whole Of this depart.
ment is In the hands Of Mr.. - Allen, Of Rich
mond, Va, who has shown during the present
season that he is fully qualified for the duties Of
bc'' NC tdDiS - tpc bupJcCt VI uulvctedi
praise, and Is supplied with almost every deli
cacy man can desire. IL Is, In fact, question
% some discussion how such vast quantity Of
P Provisions as are necessary fo' so large number
OF people can be procured, especially In the i'm
mea,a ,i Vicinity Of two other popular resorts
me AneghaSy and the Yellow Sulphur Springs
Boilingbrook Hotel is the caterer and lives uni.
versal satisfaction. Mr.. VIM. A. Wade Is the
cashirf and book keeper, aad everything under
his care Is kept In the most perfect and exrm-
plary order. The whole establishment IA under
the general supervision Of Robert n. Mosby
Esq who Is ever at his post, direotine and mar
aging everything to promote the comfo,t and en- .
joyment Of the guests. ee--sl 3. So =
They have capital band, and the ball room is
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT.,

SEPTEMBER 8, 1853.
Proposals will be received until the 18th inst, by
the Superintendent OF the Treasury Buildings. fr
the delivery, for the use OF said building. i5i cords
of Oak and iOJ cords OF Hickory Wood. $50 tons Of
Cumberland aud IS tons of White Ash Anthracite
Coal, any portion thereof
The Wood to be corded and measured at the ex
Pen.e of the contractor. The Anthraci to be OF
such SIZE as may be required. and the Cumber and
Cosl all lump. The whole to he delivered at such
places as may be designated, and to be of the very
best quality. sc 0eotl5th
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quay service:
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES A. jenkins, NOW
Secretary of the Lighthouse Board,) John B.
Marchaud. David B. Ridgely, A. L. Case, Al
exander NJ. Pennock, and Thomas T. Hunter
Commander Jenkins is assigned to the com.
mand of the Preble. The others will command
the steamers chartered by the Government.
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90 NM = RC1AL.
DAslS 0AsD Olry O1vScD, I
RnOkuk. Fen. 1oth.

OAlly GAM O1Tv OyvsCDp
Ksokuk. ssp. 3oth.
Country, - = ~ ssak. sapsrAne,
- = = a IS per sack. Kxtra, ifall whsAtl % %
= = ae.ssr Dbl. GrAhsa, - Is pr 100 IL.
DRAH AND SHORTS, ~ 70 60 Per lss.
UoRN-RsaAy sale - Is 70 400.
DAkLyY-spring, 4Sa55, Fall, 7oasoe.
wH1AT-7easse for Springs 50 to 81 % for
Pan.
OATS--In rsqssst 1t - TOTO.
1YK-bes 70 500; little coming In
PoTAT01s-Nsw, 10 to 50 by the load re-
Tall - y - ess per peek.
020CnRIBS-N. Q. Sugar fair u, No. !, 10,
pine lol, slarihsA Ilslli, sTasAsd and loaf II
ts151. AolAssss-Plantst 1s 70 40, .. II. a
v ls, Golden syrup, 1ste -. coGes-Rio l,
y III. Java 1910 -. Riss - ".
6OAP-Paln 60, HAntly ~.
CANDLES Star SIS r, n1sssias IN. Mould
$40 III, sumnse psseDe1 ~ - Ia.
LARD-Faisnp9lys - - -.
BuTTER-In god supply. = 70 u.
HIDES-Dry ~ 70 I4ss; green, 81.
HAY-Prairie $500; Tineshy, % 90 Hun
gsriaa, - %.
SEKD6.-Hungarian Grass, 20 to 1ooc; Tim
VsDypVA w w w StSA 0eeNs 0eSo3As
8UNDRIRS-Onions, 7Sto 0sj Eggs, 7as1 cts
Feathers, BE 70 lee White Beans, Sc TO 90.
YRUIr-Fais supply. Green apples, choice. -
30 to a. - per Dbl. Dried appiss, o. 70 70 81 rs.
pr bashsi. Dried psashes, ~ % to - rs. Rai-
sins, % 70 70 4 -.
CuEE6E-W. R.si to VI; Denmark . 70 10.
Pork, noae Offering; Shoald-
srs u 70 &, Hams o7ie, Sides u to q.
BREF- gross; 10 10 s. per quarter.
sHEEP-eli TO ~ p head.
sALT--a. A., u ~ 10 u IS per sack Kama
wha, 3sA3ss per Dbl; Liverpool, 43as per ssek.
fIsH--Mseksrsl, No. 1 $40 TO tz1 p bbli No.
tlt 70 tls; No. ) III tIs. white, No. Is %
70 IS ~ y half bbi.j Ne. . - 76to - 90. Cod
Yuh 6to 81 b.
ExcnAsas.-On New York for enfrsssy ] per
cent; for goh per cent. st. Louis per cent.
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NOTICE h hereby given to the owncn Of the
Lsts dsseribsd in the foregoing list situated In the
City Of Ksokuk, Lee county and State or Iowa,
and all others interested, that special tax has
bssn assessed and levied on said lots By the City
CDsnsl ef said city for Grading theAlleys through
Blocks No. Is snA 10, y designated in the shove
list, and unlsn payment BE- made of the taxes 70
lsvisd. and sho eli eosts, before the seth Aay Of
S<psembsr, 4. p. 1855, the said lots, or 20 much
tksrsof ~ shau b necessary 70 discharge said tax
md costs will b sold on the day Alorssaid at the
Mayors Olkee In said City, between the hours Of
clock .. N. ard O'Clock p. n.
G. G. nTEvENS.
Collscaor Of the City Of Keokuk.
SAINT q. 106o~1t4
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Printing Inks.

We havs for sale quantity Of WADE's CoLos.
% IxKs, which are justly Considered the best Ia
market. There a-s among them all shades Of BED
nlss, Yellow and Brown, and Of all prices, from
Is cents ap To ts3psr b. Also White Ink, Colo
Siss AID vsrnish, and nsarlyAll grades Of Blacl
Ink. Of the same manufacture.
We hsvs bssidas, > qaantity Of Mathers Black
Inks, still undispossd a. than which there are
better In market.
All Of which ws will sell ct Manufacturer pri.
ees, for GOSH.
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Q n AND y u n X - ALL - A d
Or CANADA.


Q = a ID r - u n x = a l. y o -
or CANADA.
~ DKLIGHTFUL ROMANTIC ROUTE-0
YRon rnB wnsT 70
Boston, Nec York, and the Eastern States
va he MtcAiyan Central, Great Wesssr~,
Ogdensbsygh 4 veymonf Ceafysl, ssl
GRAND TRUNK RAILROAD or CANADA.
Passengers by this route have IN opportunity Of
visiting some Of the grandsst and most won-
derful scenery In the world, including Tovsats
Niagara Fals, Svspenstos Bridge, TAovsssd Isasds,
Rapid Of the ST. Laurence, Quebec, Montreal, Waite
Ie~gtA), Lake CAsmpiata, Tsils Of Msssmeyssei,
Hsdson Rissy, ETC., etc.
On and after May l, 1883, Baggage will Be
Checked Through from Chicago.
TO EN- IGN ANTS.
Pasesges may be secured ct the once Of the Com
pany In Chicago By SAILING ships from London,
Liverpool, Plymouth, Glasgow, Bristol, Hull,
AhsTdeeA and MontYose. An agent o{ the GRAND
TRUNK RAILROAD gupenntsnds the removal Of
smigrants and baggage II Quebec free Of charge.
Fare from $50 to 1s6 to Chicago, including
cooked provisions.
The Mammoth Steamship
l. 4 VIA r n n,
or - 500 TONS AND TOO FEET LONG!
Il under contract to this Company for one or more
trips 10 Portland. Tourists rstuFn tickets from
Chicago TO the principal towns In Europe will
shortly be issued. Tickets from Chicago for ali
points East, also for the LeviAthan, or tor the III
0.6. s. Co.'s ships, can be obtained 1t the Ones
Of the Grand Trunk Railroad, No. SO Dearborn
street, Chicago.
Agent Of Grand Trunk h. X. Co., Of Canada.
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NOTICEis hereby given to the owners Of ths
lots dssoribsdin the foregoing list, stuateiin the
City Of Keokuk, Lee Coanty and State Of Iowa.
3D. tAats special tar has been assessed and levied
81 the City Council Of said city for mead.
AAIzING IN front Of said lots d dssienated
In the above list, sad unless payment BE- nad,
nth day Of Sept, A. D. 1855, the said lots, or !,
nneh thsrsof ~ shall b necessary to dischare
said IA and costs, will be soid on the day afors
said, ct the Mayors 0nce In said city, keswss,
the hours Of o'clock . p. and O'Clock .. n.
G. G. STEVENS,
Colisetorof theCity Of Keokuk.
Hapt z. 1666-dtd
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Truosoe,a sale .


DUBLIC NOTICE IL hereby given, that on Ii.
: Let day q October next, 81 tie door Of IL
CLERK = once, IN The City Of Ksokuk, Iova.
shall pfoess1 70 asl for cash In hand to ths hish
- o.Sss, ias following properly, ss-wits Inirsy
b. ninety fest II the City Of Ksokuk, Lee County
Lows, Asssfibsd - follows hseinning seventy fsct
4fon ~ ssrssr ef Eighth and Bxshangs ssssts
q ~ saetan Mo = lot oae In block ens hun.
dred - tuaty-two, (l31, and running thsnce 8,
hight anglas - sad line aaA across lot one and payi
Of tvo, % feet, thence ssuth-wsstssly q
6th street. - fost; thence II south sssterly di.
reotioa parallel ~ KxchAge, % feet. 70 the lire
Aforesaid; shsnoe along 9Th street In straight IN
2 q: sssinning points--lsaving part q 30 lei
= 6th street.
| ~ sals n made BY virtue 81 a>Dsed Of Trus,
- B. Milssy and Khsabeth Nilsey, his wife
~ - meds to secure the ~T6ynent II certain
no(es 9ol6a 3ist Of 0et l967. and payable the Lei
~ r. 1eenb4s, lA6ss v The order az Lorsnse
u 1ge01, - ths sam q four hHnASs6 dollars
uhieA neseje 1ss and unpaid, sid 81 the tsrms 81
~ 1fus1 - ! - rsqsirsd 70 ssli NJ prsperty
1Aae bstNeea4 hesrS Of 10 o'sloek :. =. ead
o'sloek p. =. WILLIAM BROWN.
sept. q, lese.lM =
SOAfVBHD 6YxUf = BIssEIsrry Kssg, 10
~ sals hy u, ~ VOWRLL.
esesd ~ 1alnret.
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The Gate easy Aeaanss SIC WsFiA
e = = r D r
Mattress Mandatory.
a. e. ORR

Is nov manufacturing Mstttsasss u svssy AZ.
! scription, Spiral spring, Carried hair. Wsslsn,
tho bsss quality. hliovs ss1 Isisssss 4 81
kinds. Also, Comforts snA Ysathsss.
Hotel and Steamboat orders promptly aateo1e4
to, and all articles nanufsetsred or cold 81 ~ -
tablishmcnt will be offered ~ fair terms. and 1oS
rantsd. challenge the proAoction u supGsiee
work - any sstablishment Il The kind u ~
Western country. You are respectfully invited 20
call AAd examine specimens of my work. ware
rooms, corner of Fourth-st. and Exshange.
psnsive machinery, which enxtiss me 70 mansfse-
ture better work, at more liberal rates, than In
fsrior work otherwise Manufactured can hs A.
fordod for. Material for Bedding, stc., prepared
by machinery 10 more uniformly and pssfsctly
w H o l. ESALE AND RETAIL.
March ~, '67-dly
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Rix, H ale 4 6 o.,
BANKERS,
CORNER OF MAIN AND THIRD,

R8YBRENCns:
The Park Bank, New York.
Edward Tyler, EsQ., Cashier Suffolk Bk., Boston.
MsssTs- Dana, Farrar I Hyde, Boston.
Bank Of bury, Wells River, Vt.
Messrs. Aatteoks, Barron Smith, Chicago.
Asssrs. Greeley 4 Gale, st. Louis.
Rev. Gee. Dsnison, Ksokuk.
p. p. Hinman, Esq.,
tah4kA
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TSxTENaION TABLES. aaAe DoaraS,
II DESERT TABLES AND DINING CHAIRS,
In Oak, Mahogany and Cherry. for sale low for
Cash, hy GEO. ". KILBOURNE, Agent,
mAylSd Naia-st,, bet. "a I'd.
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-.---:-.:.-

!, 9z-s--e S:ssS::::Ss. asse4ss
4tTyHE Co PartneYship heretofore existing -
i tween tho subscribers, under the name and
arm Of Farrar 3. Hainss, IL this day dissolved by
mutual consent. Robert Z r. Q. Haipss will con
tinus In the busineas, and sign the name Of the
Arm In liquidation. They will also settle al ~
be paid them. III. 8. FARKAR,
ROBERT NAIN1G.
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safralo ana Lake Haren RaIsreaa,

Bafralo ana Lake Huren Railroad
CHICAGO TO BUFFALO VIA DETROIT
At the above Once tickets for New York Boston,
and all the stations ON the New York Erie and
New York Central Railroads can be obtained.
J. WARKACK,
Agent Of b. 4 l.. H. Railroad,
Once No. 50 Dsarbon Street, Chicago.
April -, '58-dly-c.n.s.
Sight Drafts on London at s dollars per ster-
ling may be obtained 1t the O6ice Of the Grand
Trunk X. 4. Of Canada. In Chicago.
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DARLOR. Chamber and Kitchen
i SETS, Of all kinds, Tor sab cheap for Cash. ~
GEO. b. KlLBOURNE, Agsnt,
AAin.st, bet. ID and 3D.,
msyl6d u Ksokuk, Iowa.
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Msssrsaa sesaa sssAnsAiD os,s
|''r'' - ''''.
ANaLo-sAxok, NORTH AMERICAN.
BOHEMIAN, tncw) NORTH BRTTON, {nsw)
NOVA ScOTIAR. tnsv) HUN0ARIAN. tnsv1
Running In conn ction With the GRAND TRUNK
RAILROAD Of CsaaAa. usasr spatsAsa With
the Canadian Government to transport
the Nails.
DATES or SAILING.
rRox QUEDEc. pnon Livnxsoox~
svsrery alternate satsr- Every alternate v sdnss-
NJ, 70 ~ ss' s.sd All = <: ,:ss
November. Inclusive. October, inclusivs.
with Ne aIANb TRUNK RAILkoAD Il Pors-
land.
RATES or PASSAGE.
Western and GRAND TRUNK RAILR0ADs
and Steamer,
10v
according to accommodations.
including cooked provisions.
Fyo~ Liverpool 10 cAsesso, via Steamers and Rail-
roads,
1st .4ss TO 111s7S
according 10 aecommedAtion.
70
including cooked provisions.
4 fully qualified surgeon sails In eaeh vessel.
Bach Passenger tisketsd tArsugh vim b al
lowed the same quantity u baggage sRER BY Rail-
road ~ BY Steamer, Wis - cubic fest for each
cabin and 10 feet for saeh stssrage passsnesr.
special trains from Quebec With the Nails and
pnnA sknsfn h. twA1 NHA ~Ak