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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-08-05

DUBLIC NOTICE il hereby riysa, thss "a ,he
18th day Of August, 1895, a. ths door Il ~
Clsvk = Once, 10 Tie city Of Ksokuh Ioss shalj
proceed 70 sell 70 ihs hghsst bidder, for sasA 10
hand the following prcpsrty, ts.wits seventy fest
u Of tAs rsar end Of iss ~. one N In hlsek -
huadrsd AM eighty one tIsl) In The city Of Keo-
kuk, county at Lss, and htats u love.
The saas 10 mAds By viftss " . Dssd Of T sust
lss0 Nm. n. TagesFt snd u. klisahsah NJ Wis,
te.oe AnAe - secure tbs payment 81 3 certain
promtssosy Aole for the ssn u toe hssAssk del.
lars ft9eel, which note 10 das aad snpaiA, aaa 81
the terms Of the Trust Deed en- required to ell
the property.
Sale between the hours Of 10 clock q =. AsA {
o'clock p. N.
P. EIcHAR, Trsssss.
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HAVING taken the Agency for the sale of Pow
L der manufactured BY the ClevsIsnd Powder
Co., We are prepared to fssnish aay quantity Of
the various kinds Of Ride or Blasting Powder upon
short notice and at very Low ratss.
The quality Of this brand u unsurpassed by any
other manufactured.
We call particular attention 70 our Sporting
Powder, ih eAnisters, SOLD u retail.
The trade furnished ~ low - can be bought In
st. Louis.
Packages f6i. IN y lbs, ali direct from the
factory. KELLOGG BIRGE,
Keokuk, Aug. 5, IS5S-dlw l4g Nain-st
W. n. AUSTIN. G. ~ Alaana
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- ~ Rev. Or. Murray, OF Ellzabe,htown.
-, better known rs stkirwan,, ipreachsd
quarter century sermon on Sunday, the
18th ult.
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The kAnsAena - Usah,
OR, Sights and scenes anongthe Mormons, will
~ remarks on their moral sad social economy, b.
Austin Ward. For sale BY
aug5i CAVE BARBER.
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Tn The phlladelphia pssss says that the
editor OF the Washington Union would sell
his soul for mess Ct pottage. If he did
says Prentice, he would cheat the pottage,
ve0d~y t,~eaa,ri- F6S-
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Tales ana Taktmgs.
GkErChHs and incidents frv9 the itinsrant
- and editorial budgst. Of Rev. J. v. Watson, d
y. For sale by CAVE 1 BARBER.
aug5d
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EranA Toressefss aPeFsing ucenes.
CONTAINING FREQ remA h on all kinda IL
~ Engli:b snd American shooting, eams, aud ali
kinds Of sporting, by Henry W. Herbsrtj for sale
by CAVE = BARBkn.
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-. n DUA Els
Beet AnA RAAo .AAp 80 = =

0Oos 49, hnoo + npof1UA,
W. Ds, -st........
slsHE EMPORIUM Is The only place in ths city
1 where every thing in tho Boot and shes line 6
made TO order.
Tho Emporian uses the best kind d Imported
Stock.
The Rnporian uses :. English BEN" sole Leath-
Or.
The Emporium uses +" Leuoins's Calf Skins.'
Ths Emporium uses English, French snd Ger
man Calf and Kip Skis.
The k@Periun uses Fssnob ,Curseoa ana Tsnpi-
The Emporium uses French, Italian and R.eaish
Lasting.
The Rnporiun employees the best vorkmsn in
the eoantry.
The Rnporium makes the beat k.s Of any shop
In the sity. III
The ssPorium sells the best and ehsapest East.
con goods.
The nmporium sells Siasamk's Boots, and var
rsnts them ~ good - can b made.
The Emporium 10 the place to get just what You
want tn not rsady- sdc.I nsds 10 order.
Tbs Emporium sells for Cash only, and a The
very lowest h9ures.
II cheap bargains are dssirabie, good Al. cem-
fsrtsblc, OF superior Shoes salsfacory, 70 70 the
bnposiam 10 get them.
jy3Sd
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q Cnarissniansz,a pauper in the poor
heass Of Ffanki0 county, Ohio, has fallen
hair " ri00,OOU.
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PosSpon emr : a I

Rostp onement.
nN acoount OF the storm, the sale Of Furniture
~ at the Pavilion vas postponed until Thursday
morning. IT. O'Clock.
aug4d3t VAN HICKLEN MILLS
ENUR Fert Des MoInes. nan~ -
The Steamer CLARA nIHE, L4vA1n
PArrss Master, will leave Bentons-
port for above, and intermediate
porte, On Tuesday, Aug. 10.
Fright Is now being received at the barge. APP
ply to CLkd HORN, TAYLOR AGO.,
Augid6t Levse.
Dles oluston.
1siiE partnership existing bet een Muacktou /
snyder, in the butchering business, was dis
solved by mutual consent on the oath Of July
The business will be continued BY Geo. Munckto q ,
who will collect and pay all debts Of the 10 Il Arm
eco. MUECKT0H.
Aug. 4. 5S-d3t CHAS. SNYDER
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NEW AND ElNRI
@ II cap 70 r. g ASH
WE havsJast received and opened spisAdil

w ateSk Of EaSs IS gSes
SPRING AND SUMNER CLOTHING,
And hsvs Everything ; nas sas sali tor 10 The
Clothing line, from coarse " supsrane, and fron
plain 70 very hsndssas. It's no. uss 70 Alsw d
expatiats; We tho articles Tor hArd sines
that eastoncrs eall With -Cash il hssd-oQ
aad get great baYgsins.
Rsmsmbsr the plase-- Asxt 70 Collier RAhtsa's
Grocery, on ~ street.
apsedtf g. POLLOCK co.
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". n. AUSTIN = co.,
Grecsrs ana Produce Dealers,
NO. lis MAIN-sT.,
"

NE beg 10 annouos 10 the citizens Of Kaokuk
w and vicinity that We have recently lssssA the
large building No. 10 AAin-st. and there oGer =
LARaE =, entirely NKW and we'll selected ssosk Of
Grocsries, Provisions and Produce ct very Low
PRICES.
We GUARANTEE ALL GOODS sold BY N 70 b -
represented, and deliver goods bought ct retail 70
any psrt Of the city, RkRR OF CHANGE.
Being agents for several Touring mills We are
prepared - all times 70 sell at wholssAe and retail
all grades Of FLOUR 1t the lowest markst prices.
TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS,
We PAY CASH for al kinds Of Country Produce.
AuR2d6N
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Angus. ,, lsss-dlo.
KEaOsEnE LAMP.

kEAOsEaE LAMP.
Tor huyniaeCoa Oil, which in point u sscssuy
J. and bsilhsscy sESsis all ethefs. One Ilamp e
equal 70 the lightof six caAAiss ard u Ave tisss
ehsapss hiss Safulng auid II gives oct no o1er
II confession, and will mot explode. In brinsise
this lanp befsss the public Il 10 unnessssssy 70
apysnd tsstimoniah. - its own meriu are d<csnsd
suoeisat - isssre its adoption.
The above Lamp and OIL can be obtained a.
No. sll Main-st., between 81 and ID, one door
below Ricksy's Hat Store.
jy32-dim H. C. MERRELL.
Dr.. \. q. ING Es9A OIL,
nkRTlST, corner Of Third and Msia strsSas.
~ ks0kuk, lows, over Nix, Hale Co.'S Dsak
satraass - Third q. special stssntisa given 10
The pssesrvAtoa al the natsral sset B. asaiwsnl u
sxpossd dsntal nerve and correcting ysgslariiss
OF the dental aJub. Artificial Teeth Of the bsst
style and Gsish from sissls tooth to On sstirs -
jyDdsa
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NOTICE.
I'm And altar date u this notice, ~ tbs usAss-
~ signed have determined ~ abolish ths credit
system In our respective estAblishnepts, asA win
sell gods Tor CASH ONLY, Ct ssdnesA psssa.
3. A. DUKE,
J. N. Hu1skAMP & BRO,
u. G. HUI6KAMP.
Keokuk, July II, '5s-dlm
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MugA Mss1ssss New Dook.
tAyO which 10 ap pended ssriss u Geological pe-
u p~rs road before the Royal Physical GSt1sAy u
kdintufg, for sale by
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Tn ngs NOS eusyalhV KnoWW,
a p0PHLAR hsnd. book Of 19ols ~ Ysaa1ly as-
"A c,ssible, in literature, histosv And art. For
sale iy CAVE ABARDl2.
ntaad q !. /
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inslsdisg sssesd pesvisisns.
1vom Ass'1ssi b CAtssss, Via etsansss asA1e
,Toa1s, n, ,'g 4 81 Z. m
III D6 - IVY
aesoeains = eesnnneAalI0n s
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BLAIR DRrEArKn.--Barrett, Democrat, is
elected in st. Louis by nearly 700 over Blair,
and 1000 over Breckenridge. The opposi-
ton was divided, and let in Barrett by a
large minority. The Nescs says great frauds
were perpetrnted by the Nationals.
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Personal Intelligence.


Mayor Mayo OF Richmond, r. on visit TO New Yerk,
and is stopping at the Metropolitan HOTEL where he
has received ,he calls OF a number OF personal &c.
quainances and friends, with prominent citizens al the
city II is said that he handsomely entertained last
night by committee Of officers belonging 10 the seventh
regiment Of National Guards al Dcimonco's Hotel.
His ExceIlcncy Lord Napier, Minister from England at
Washington Right Hon. Edward Ellice, ~ p, London;
Dr. Rae, Of the late Arctic expedition lie viscome do
Treihardt Secretary Of French Legation at Washington
dieran. Secretary Mexican Legation NJ Washington Com
mooors A. Arcedeckne, London; Colonel g. W. Law IT, $.
A.; Lieutenant A. j. Donaldson, U. s. A. $. T. woodman,
Quebec, Canada b Corbli, do Professor f. g. Davies,
Hartford, Conn.; Dr. Irving, South Carolina; James
Wheeler, England; q. w. Riggs and L. Riggs, Washing
ton; ". b. Beanmopt England {. l.. Merriwesher, do;
DR.. Beyard, Paris pr p. Brown, Savannah, Ga, at
the Everett House.
In the steamship Moses Taylor, from Aspinwa-From San
FanciscoMrs DIR Hastings and infant Mr. Barlow, BENZ
Jessup, Daniels wife and child bryant AIRS II Gosh
three children Mad Brere Nunes Mrs
Backwood, McGarrahan, Mrs McDernot, chas Peters.
Dunn, Kruse Robertson, MS Sutcn, Mrs Christie,
Stowell Miss Ayres and brother Mrs Kendall, Fair
child Fskard Ligsworh, wife and three infants; Mrs
man Tbos johnson Miss Hatfield aud infant Haywood
Mcbufhe Mrs Palmer and infant Gel Camp kooh, q L
Lambert. George Jones. kieinhaus, l. Bashford.
Adams and infant Geo High.c, Davis, Clayton = A
Hutchins "A Mcenore. Baycr Parton. Il Ponon Thos
Miles Mrs IInnsoon and child Mrs llerhoi AMI family Four
nier, Geo Lewis, Allen, NJ Reese, Isaac nm Esa
Desrhamp and two children, Carrie Drao Mrs orsarsn
Webster Marcy, shirman, , y Tray NcMuTtr., :
Fom Aspinwaii-F B-en Secretary Of legation Chile
lady Chas Nuserke, T Reach fiss Ous ScNiier,
Fribourg Lan.burgh, smith and children War
rn. Capt El.ry l. lssscs ssabniy, Bu.snam. SOL
towcll and others IN Storage
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en- ANUr ur aNgupH kgr--TffF TAR 80 THE WEST
VESSELS TO CONE UP.
TIE Coutlotos u Hcalth met a, the usual time and
pace yes,erday-hs Honor tho Mayor presiding.
nr TnosSoS said that ~ had 70 suggest tha, change
b. made regarding vessels coming anchor 10 the lower
bay The change a. 'he weather would warran, the
Board eight ten days to permit vessels arriving 70
come directly 70 uppcr Quarantine.
nr UAsvFtt moved that after the sth Of October an
vessels ~ allowed proceed direct 81 tho upper Qaran.
tint and that III Clerk b. directed 10 notify the Pilot
COuiui-s .cners IS this action ~ the Board.
The llEurH OruER reported the arrival of the steamer
St II M West rroiN Savannah. Size brought passef
gore lut Nc ende that she lay for observation for
tafc ne Until further action II the Board Agreed 30
The trp CrGta worhnrton. from Maanzag, granted
pefmt 10 como "a the city: also the brig Y. a Allen,
from N,W orleans tn 18th ult., and The scbuoaer
Ftl Poet tesc ssss - having served out their term Al
Quarantine.
Tho shp Anna Wellington, from sagua On the All inst
Permitted e. ~ u eight days after dischargng
Tic brig Borneo was ordered 10 come up under the
futt
no ship Creole which arrived bcre the 2otb Mt /,
having btd seven II sickness and two deaths The
Itsarc from View oflean, permitted 20 come W,
there bo'ug no pfeecnt appearance q sickness.
Adjourned.
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The new President Barfos seems 90 give great salts
faction 60 the people, and doubt, had he az bs dslosa
te eary Tor tho purpose that he would prove
himself to be- the fight man IL the right place.
n subject oi wonact Ia such passing travellers a.
may visit salvador hat county SO richly endowed with
A. the natural cements necessary tot u Tau dsNelope
mvnt should continue almost stationary ~ the wof'-
az. cisS at ~ NAYS aud nsau
wc that whlc liberal encouragc given o. com
mUrcr Agriculture and individuals, whether merchant
planters tn hnauccs uf tie state rcuian ~ dpiora
Die sta.-alDost IN tOndton 81 continual eintaftass
m, IT. much that De government are constantly pa
iheT Wts cnjs IA order 70 realize The Nhere~ tai 10
NJ" general expenditure.
Ih. lact ~ te government have resources, M pub
h. lands. property other than the dut@ on imports
and sundry other less Important uposls ~ such trilng
importance thai they become completely absorbed AMI
sriob.cd ava! by hc nun paiue- salvador has gained
considerable credit tie lgwuss - tn import duties nut
her policy very questionable ths instance. Salyaiur
now uuas that while nd' igsls profit fiom her hbcry;
she cannot undertake any pubic worss make roads nr ~
any cxpyn4Are beyond The simpo eApenses q liz
government
To- Indians sin maintain their very questionable titles
" the greater pprton ths available lans throughout
Isntai America hUang auts py grants from the
government % spain sN.rutcl N Their favor shortly aer
the conquest lhtte Way in wh,sh tbs groEt eSN
nrAt - rncoc4, anu tai Il, ~ cgs alive decree a.
tho kng u. indian communities " 0Etsr - sd Sii,s
BY fale 70 the government ny tAs means thousands OF
might fal mo Tire possession "a -. state, and ~ the
u tine tlc greater portion Of these productive
ncs al H. under uiage aud IL psssss a Industrious
and thriving planters.
cotton planting \ a,irarg considerable attention here
Samples uf some grown IL Snsonate have been very
iavorabiy cassco IS Manchester judges. The Man.
chester Cotton Assoc alton also distributing consider
abe quantity ~ s..,i throughout Central America.
ns0uate Cotre hts been tsssd 10y Paf Judges AZ ten
frsrce higher ihsn the bet tuta Rica The news has
gFycn suspFans Impulse q Tie ouaee planters q sA.
gaGnr.
ist spanish suo Msyiosn silver coins command good
prrm.m. ThA demand bsWrssr. ends Sith the fat of
Sah miguel tut scarcity beng cahstd u Consequence ei
an 'nago buyers collecting silver for thc purchase q
indigo
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MARITIME INTEL IGENCE.
roe yoRE-rHIs DAY.
SUN STsEe...-.. - NOON RISES 10 II
Fort Of New York. September 2s, 1858.
CLEARED.

CLEARED
Steamship Persia tBTl, Judkins Jiyerpoo-E cunari.
Steamship Nashville, Murray tharlesionsponcrd Teston
steamship Chesapeake, crowei ror,iand-H Cromwell
Ship swallow, Morton; Hong Kone-Dasan 4 Leland.
ship southern Chief Higgins, View orlvspsoakley Kea
ting.
hrs pl Ds Wa ss4 wsId ns,9 G
Rsrs Mary. ,:isbs rrin,iad.,; Sssphenssn ~
E E$s Sa1 tn: & TsS fss s g Ssc
S -: is @.,s Sdssss VIZ sssS s Ti SssS sons
ss g sqE g4 R.A5arS 4 Iga sR-b B DwSa
sehr Rssmeni. i@thsm' fsas.eia--l,annsr icass
s Safs s sS ea; assy
chr 1 HON. i sso S sGns.n
sshr laval Winters, Riehmcnd-c Piersnp.
sss les ns S ssss pA FSss I ,s5
schr HIND. Terry, rhiladeIphia.tan Rruu, slayh-
steamer Delaware, copes Philadelphia
ARRIVED.
passenseps and SPECIE q aoss- se, * I'M IA : X
y, lon !. - exchanged ccIors With American hp painted
black bulls eye the centre 2ih la y S. lca a 80
ship Grahans Policy norton lrwrrT = with uase
and s % ,n. q e. 20 a1ss s ,aas ~9 % and
pho, from boat George Steers, No q
I'd wiis NOSE and sps.ssnss1s T. Drspsr Dcsla
Bark rahneao Iof BOSTON, Barkus, ArerrbO, Pr sept
SIs x. ,,Sy g, e.rsasr Se h cSlars g,ssr.
lowed into low quarantine by slesfniug W VI Webb.
brig Annie tscdcrf tisr) ,ochrane Windsor ~ days
with plaster. "a X Dewolf
schr Alfred q mr. ss) Robin walaxn auR3 passed Grai
sept1 with raisnA AM lead. Draper DsNln
- BAT IS IT, lon 81 70 spoke ship Waltz scott hence LAYER
pool
schr Morning light C,r, wes'haven, Halifax days with
schr lona johnson tof rookhavcnl Fl4 pic,ou Ms q
dAys with coal, Ia J l. Tuekernan
srhr Londonderry lBrl Faulkner, Walton, NS days with
plaster. 10 q A DeNolf
sehr Austin wall rhiadeiphia sdays
kchr Cottage. Mcf addrn. f.uhec days
fchr n Harfs Sawyer. Mashlas. days
tchr - George, Murphy Calais days
Schr Sarah Gardner, Allen, Calais : days
hshr hay STATE, v.rril Rocsl.nd, = days
sehr Israel Snow, Connery. k0cklaud days
sekr Serrcrs Phnnry Boston for Troy
schr MARY hrnms, Baxter, Boston, days
Schr Flying fi-h, Low, Gioncssisr.
schr Corilla. Baker. Gloucester.
schr f1rhangr. Kellsy, Prvyiacet0wn.
Shr Phobe Elizabeth, smith. Proyinret0s1
Schr u Per-hali. trowel. Harwirh
Sehr W A cruekrr, EnficoiL pigfnn.
sioop Isaac Borden, Collins, Pal kiye~
schr Challenge. Pickett, New LONDON
Sehr Josephine, Allen weeport 70 Albany.
Snr Agnes. Treworgy. rarfoul for salem.
Sehr Frances Ellen, tlart- roHipui cor Salem.
SIR Superior March. Ranaoat frr Bcetnn
scbr brandy siue Wheeler, pouehkccps tor Narhnu
Steamer b.la aware tupss Phhad~ulaa
Steamer CurIsw Arey Providence.
Steamer O-ccola, Smith Norwth and New london.
BELOW
Capt Hazard OF staarntug II Webb reports no inward
bound ye~s@ sight ~ niles East aud ~ miles south
The Highlands.
Steamship Nashville Charleston bark Doni websisr Bar
hadoes hrlgs Anna rrentss Galveston; Fannie FIELD
upurto. and .ihers.
Wind n sunrise NJ. sunset ~
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BlRE CaRorfSE, Grnde. frmn Turks Islsnda for New
YORK put into Gha e-tnn l Inst ~ repairs having sprne
leak IN gale l@h Inst, t - o. lun % 80 Had kUpr
pump constantly going
Bsig May FaRrow roonhs Il Providence nom Alsvan
dria The I'D Inst ~ nlie fTpn Bpck Island durir y hea
W blow from carried away iorsiop-a yard and split fore
topsaf, staysai andfb
BnIa rnssus church n Boston from vatan,as report,
lGb lat - ~ Ion 70 IN gale boz sck oad o. q hds
lasSss~.
Halvss sept z-The steamship salsdin from Janlal q
via New York tr Liverpool Into Halifax SUNDAY hat.
ing lost her f1remssi IN the gale The ri She viii repair
and proceed In ten days
LlrxcuMcs-rs Webb Roll 40, ~ q street ,!reenpoln,
viii launch saturday afternoon, sh,t O'Clock y
breadth and " feet depth hd She has noon
cabin, f0rucneilr built &c white
I've ek and rsDsom. 81" coppered In stocks
and will b. launched with hcf Standing rigging spar Ss
viii about xH0a and draw about waller
launched and 10 feet when loaded
Wbaiemen.
t1a Bedford q IN inst harks Sarah of Maspoise
Ronsevie Atlantic Ocean; Nye az parmoutb ,hds 10
port with leo bis - and Ito DO VII o.
Arr a Honolulu July ship Gen Rowland, Pomernv. ~
spoken and heard from the kodck Ground up Juy Il
May ~ Ocnuleee, Edarown, clean. Erie ~ VIII. June
" Neys areenpgrf clean; lor Brooklyn, New Lonfon
We 1911, Fe,tr. v wh; znh ,.ecrge ard susan, o.
Go~ihe bremen ~ VIII; Adeine, s,- fsirhayen eean.
9th niun, Tarhor, VII; 9Th, Contest NIB WI; Gtp
pie :, Eva. csn'hia HoboIau, VII Bsnj Mcrgaa, q
Palmer y. VII. Architect r. VII. Flortda. n "
ba bhs T@rk H. VIII: Caroline 6reenport WI: Tahma
roo. fairimven6 VIII; Arab farhsyen, clean; Ira T.
three whales The whales left about july
ships all putting Oh or Bristol Bay and the Arctic About
hity chips we're this ground weather good bnt whales
very shy.
Arr ii Do Aug ist ship VIM Writ Osborn ~ Nh bound 70
hound b. New Zalaad and home Le kodiack ground July
A. W seseun VI skayss Inc captain having bsel vcy low
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Movements OF Po&tmastcr General BOWL
The Pcssus,er General continued his investigations
YESTERDAYS with view 10 selecting proper site for the
New Work Post Once The number OF sites preferred
and the different interests TO be conciated make the task
selecting easy one ana the stay OF Governor brown
in the c,iy may be prolonged until Thursday in
quenoe.
At So O'Clock yesterday the Postmaster General
companied by Mr. Arthur Leary visited the Exchange 10
pay his respects To the merchants He warmly re-
ceiyed and Welcomed and not allowed TO depart until
the merchants gave him proof Of their unanimy in de-
srry that the Post Office should left al It's present oca
tiop. A vote taken on the question " Should tho
Post Once present location which
was a unanimous faye" When the negative votes
called for, Governor Brown cried sage him
self-a pleasantly that created much laughter
As might be supposed the merchants improved tho op
porunity impress Postmaster with necessity
letting the Post Office remain AT its present location.
lie listened aentvey 10 their represe and IN sub
informed them that in the selection of site he
would be guided by what he deemed the best Of
the city He at first favored location in the Park
Chambers street which he hoht the city Wight dopate
the government but the Common Council Instead offered
the unmathema,ear' lower end OF the Park. He would
have been willing TO close the bargain for that place, but
the Common Council. after waking that Offer failed 80
upon Governor Brown further stated that he found
himself much embarrassed at the small appropriation
Congress had the building this post ce and
hence he was that the site should nothing
Mr. DAVID OGDEN strongly objected TO the location at the
lower end Of the Park.
Other merchants also expressed their views; hut Mr.
Arthur Ieary, who had some pity on the Postmaster, led
HIM away, and protested that was not fair 10 bore him
with business when nc visited the merchants with the
Outstanding nothing should be said about Post
Office site.
Governor Brown created very good impression among
the merchants by s frank and open and the IN
innate acquaintance he displayed with the wants of the
commerce Of this great metropolis
lie will take the this evening for Philadelphia II he
possibly finish mp the business that brought him to tho
city. Is likely, however thai he viii be detained Unit
/ Thursday.
His decision the site will not he rendered until hi
| return Washington.
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GUATEN ALA.

Prom Guatemala we learn that the cholera is dsap-
ssarmg
The United states Minister had returned from Honduras
10 that State.
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cee terms your ExceeDcy note dated yesshray and
N doing have tho honor to the Minister the
distinguished considorslon And respect, snaS as your
se~dsesu servant RuS.llo GoRTIcS
- Fxoesncy Minister o; the pnised States
ahe government u Nicaragua.
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SPORTING.

pI0EoN SHOOTERS TAKE NuTlCE.-THFRr rs NOW
on hand AZ the Bleak House "a lOlth street a,
Third avenue arks supply q Wild pigeons aud w sep
during NE season DAYS of shooting MONDAYS Wedne.da
and Fridays PrIyae parties be snppe Al ali nes al no
pertinent II 'e -
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poNpJTP PAS

We learn from Honduras the ra,roea project =
scked upon there entirely abandoned, aud the people
are very much disguised about Is
A being made raise sloo coo 70 build
cart read across tho country.
There i some talk az salvador invading the country.
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RAILROADS.
NEW YORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD COMPANY
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Trains leave depot White centre New
York a6l5 ~; White Flsns train stopping ~ stations
Trains leave depot rweay
avenue, New York "a silV A. Wianslrfge stopping
all stations, $50 A. M mail trsin stopping VIII uishfge
snd all stations north IN A. w. wsnshrice stopping all
stations li ~ White Plains stopping ~ Al stations
30 y. N. Wfhaiarbridge stopping at all sah1ns, Y. W
Dover Plains, stopping az all stations, White Pains
stopping a all saicns above Wilamshritgs u q II W WI
lansbrdge stopping nj all stations s3n r. W Wiiansbrifse
Stopping al all stauonaL -. -.
Hetnrnins-Ieays Chatham Four Corners 1890 r, W. mai
train stopping wiamsbrige white Plains, ani al Iauo1
north WM J. CAMPBtJi1 snpsf@senaehs