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Iowa Dawes Dean Duree fe framework faukner ien
Foley Gddngs, 6oode Granger Gegs Grow Harlan, Al, ~
Ihnos Hl Hoard Hopkins, Howard, Jones o lcnncsso
Jones Penn Kelsey Kgore Knapp Leach L%Her
joy, Marshall Kentucky Marshall u Illinois Miller Moore Mof
Palmer Parker Petit Peyoa, Potter fote row
Purvanoe Qutman Reilly Robbins oyoe s-nddge shaw OF MORN
Stewart oil fentsy
Tappa Tayer Iompkns Wade Walton washburne Of Wisconsin
and whieey-s7.
So the motion agreed to.
Mr.. FLORENCE of Pennsylvania, moved that the
vote be reconsdered and that the motion TO reconsider
be laid ON the table pending which,
Mr.. BENNETT, Of New York, moved that the House
adjourn which motion not agreed TO.
The pending motion agreed to, and then, at twenty
minutes of 8 o'clock, p. m, the House adjourned
fnoN.
BY CORNING The petition OF Knsey Bingham, governor OF
Michigan compensation 10 the contractors
the 81 Mary Falls ship canal connecting lake su
perior with st Mary's river.
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The northern mail failed last evening beyond Pha
delpha.
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

The SPEAKER laid before the House a communication
from the Treasury Department. in respect appropri-
alton for the repair of the saloon the old portion of the
Patent Office The sum Of $40 900 was asked for this
purpose. The communication referred TO the Com
mittee OF Ways and Means and ordered to be printed
The SPEAKER also presented evidence taken in the
contested election om the third congressional dis
rict of Maryland which referred to the Committee
Of Elections and ordered to be printed
Also communication from the Interior Department
in reply to resolution of the House of January f. 1853
calling for certain information in relation to the sales and
disposition of the public lands which laid on the Ia
bic and ordered to be printed,
Also communication from the Interior Department
in a resolution of the 10Th of January 1867
in respect to the number of suits the dockets the
United States courts during the year 1857 which was re-
erred to the Committee the Judiciary and ordered to
be printed.
INCREASE ARMY,
MI oUfIMAN, of Mississippi, from the Committee on
Military Afrs, reported bill to provide for the organi-
aon of regiment of volunteers for the defence Of the
frontier OF Texas and to authorize the President call
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son he moved that the resolution be referred to select
committee of five members.
Mr.. STANTON, of Ohio, stated that they had passed
the resolution notwithstanding the resignation Of The
member
Mr.. MARSHALL, of Kentucky, read from the proceed
ngs of the last Congress to show that there were two
branches of the resolution asserting that he had
socated himself with others in pledgng that they would
not vote for any bill resolution granting money or land
without consideration and had falsely assaled the
character of the House. and proved himself unworthy to
be member thereof and another providing for his ex
pulson The first and second resolutions were agreed
to- and the final resolution laid ON the table SO
the House voted the second resolution and pro frma
expelled him. and then laid the whole resolution ON the
table
Mr. STANTON, of Ohio, said he was not vet prenared
to vote for the expulsion of the member for
offence committed against a former Congress AL
though committees had been appointed with the view
of inquring into the conduct Of former members vet
he did not hold himself bound if any such DEVELOPMENTS
should be made, to vote for the expulsion of member
for offence committed against the last Congress The
great object that to be attained that the public
might be informed of the acts of their representatives in
their official but whether not that was within
the ghtu power Of the House. there was one thing
ectly clear and that that the House should keen
within the spirit of the constitution and that was the
rule of common law, that should be twice tried
for the offence No matter what offence Mr. MAT
might have committed he already punished for
IL Although not strictly bound by constitutional pro
visions of law yet it seemed to him within spirit and
applicable TO the case before the House
Mr. TAYLOR ofLouisiana, reviewed the powers of ION,
gress contendng that il would be than wrong for
the House to proceed to act upon any such question up
t it had framed lawsunless it had by its rules proyi
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Ano. G. ANDERSON. ALRxAMDER "a ncLA !
ESTABLISHED IN iSl0.l
BANKING HOUSE o.

BANKING HOUSE or
q E . n q n q. n N ID n r n Il q q.
r THAvE this day admitted ~ . partner In 'he
/ Bankip 4 Business, Alexander Barclay, lwho has
been my teller forthe last six ysArs). The busi.
ness, hereafter, WILDE conducted under the Arn
and style Of
Being one Of the Oldest Banking Houses III not
the ohsst1 Ia lows, the now arm solicits oontin-
uanee Of forne- patronage 80 literally extended to
the senior partner
They viii make coIlections and remit, less Rx-
change on the day Of payment, free Of charge.
Their references are ~ formerly by senior part
ner ,vis
RsrnRKncnx:
Park Bank, N. Y.
Winslow, Lanier Il Co., Bankers, MY.
Edward W. Clark a Co., Phiiadelphis.
Howard Banking Co., Boston.
c1app, Fuller 4 Browne, Bankers, Boston.
Marine Bank, Chicago.
Hoffman 4 aeipcke, Chicago.
Mechanics Bank, Pittsburgh.
Farmers Deposit Bank, Pittsburgh.
Kramer RAhm, Bankers, -
fillmore Brothsrton +. Cincinnati.
A. b. Hunt CO., +" Louisviiie.
State Savings Institution, st. Louis.
Keokuk, Jan. /, IS. GEO. C. ANDERSON
jan6d
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PROM g. II. scnrvKn,s AGENCY
q - A ID r - Il r n AL r . a ID
or CANADA.

q y AND r - u n II BAIL r . A y
or CANADA.
~ ADELIaHTFUL ROMANTIC RoUTR-0
pRon TEE wBar 70
Boston, Nsac York, and the Eastern StatSs
pta fAs MicAtsas Cessvai, Great Wesfr~,
OgdtssbsygA rtyMoaf Central, ,s1a
GRAND TRUNK RAILROAD OF CANADA.
Passengers by this route have an opportunity Of
visiting some of tho grandest and most won
derful scenery In The woYd, inclsiing Toreaie,
Rapids of the 81. laurence, Quebec, Montreal, waite
Mossfaiss, Ae Tsbsiar Bsdgs, tmeayiy ire miiss In
!ensfhl, Lake CASapiaim, Tais cf Mo~t~orssct,
HAdson Rtrer, ETC., etc.
On and after May l, 1858, Baggage win bc
Checked Through from Chicago.
To EmIGRArTs.
Passages may BE- secured at the Office OF the Com
pany In Chicago by SAILING ships from London.
Liverpool, Plymouth, Glasgow, Bristol, Hall,
Aberdeen and Moniross. AN agent Of the GRAND
TRUNK RAILROAD supcrintcnds the re moval Of
emtgrzuts and baggage at Quebec free OF charge.
Fare from $50 to $3S to Chicago, includine
cook cd provisons.
The Mammoth Steamship
LEVI HAN.
OF 22, 500 TONS AND 700 FEET L0N8i
Ii under contract to this company fos one or mere
trips to Portland. Tourists return tickets froa
Chicago to the principal towns In Europe will
shortly be issued. Tickets from Chica 70 for All
points East, also for the LeviathAn, or Tor the n.
0.S. 8. Co.'S ships, can be obtained At the O0ce
of tho Grand Trunk Railroad, No. 36 Dearborn
street, Chicago.
Agent Of Grand Trunk X. X. Co., of Canada.
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Posk and Lard Oleav0rs.
q VERY supsrios AFtisls ipst rsesfved aAd s1au
IA AIs ~ ~ 9sW. = n. TUCKEk.
novA
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WINTFk GOODS.
nUKE'S BOOT AND SHOE EMPORIUM rs
II welli filled with all kinds Of goods in his line
for the season.
ovefshocs, In quality, price and extent of variety
decidedly the best stock In the city. They must be
.o.1..
Slippers Toilet, Dancing and Common, for
Ladies', Gentlemen, Misses, Boys, Youths and
Chihssn. Very cheap.
Waterproof Boots, hair lined, and canpaigned,
with gun ~ leather solca.
Dress and common Boots Of every description, on
hand and made to order. ALL CUSTOM WORK
WARRANTED.
In addition 70 the Boot ann Shoe business Duke
Is Agent for two oi the best Sewing Machines ex-
tant-W ssd . Patent and ]. n. HiAger = Co. Sol
which he keeps specimens constantly on hand
Singers Family Sewing Machines are now sold for
-. Pessons waiting spod Bosen, bhess Or SON.
inE Machines, will aud this just the placS 10 ~
them. Remember ftfs no trouble to show goods
hachia:ei = the = hIas Ho0H" HAsss, No. 50
Main-st., Keokuk, iowa.
nOvl1d
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vTsHE undersigned vim sell superior article Of
i Coal, In large or small quantities, for Cash. 1t
low Ystes. Having nA6e asfAuesments for 3 large
trade daring ne fAll and Winter, viii soatraot
to deliver Ooal through town, md u WarsAw,
AlexaaAsia md MAnihon.
wM. +. WOOD, Proprietor.
Apply % NY Oncs n "a street, q the oARes
Of EEyksr Wood, KsokUk.
Sept. So-dAn
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EAnana 4 &c yffarth, n. y.

EAnana SeyffaFth, u. y.
nFFERS his services a. PHI ysician, Surgeon, Ae-
~ ooucheur, and Dentist, to the citisens Of Kso-
kuk and vicinity.
Educated ~ one Of the most renowned Universi-
ties in Germany, Vienna, his bospttal practice
there we'll ~ bis xPsrience during four years
service ~ Surgeon In the h X. Russian Navy, and
also three years practice In New IT. gland Will he
hopes, sscnre to him the confidence OF this CON-
munity.
Anything under the head Of Dsntistry--opera-
tive or mschA nicai- Ill be In sstisfac
tory manner aAd warranted. Charges reasonable.
Attendance given ~ private dxelhngsn required.
Rxaminstiona and advice gratis.
O6Ace Third street, over Hickey = Cigar Store.
Office hours 10 70 IL A, H., 2to4P.s.
kESEHEEcxk.-Mra Il. +. Wilder, Rev. Mr.,
Kimbaii, y. b. Howell, keokuk, and j. A. Shsdd.
ESQ, Of Denmark Iowa. [Junc2dIy
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rEHAs OF ADVERTISING.

BUSINESS Cards, not exceeding SIX tines, inside
tlb, othcrwtss SO.
Funeral Notices u 90. Obituaries, aeeordsag
TO spssc occupied.
Displayed Advertisements half more than the
above rates.
Advertisements isadsd and placed under the
head Of Special Notices. dosbie fAs ordinary
vafss.
Special Notices In the Local Column 70 cents
per line.
Advertisements ordered on the inside sxolu-
hvsly IN the Daily, after che 1rst two weeks,
30 per cent. more than the above rates.
All fssasssnf aAssyitssm<sss mSsf ts yssA for
sa adss~cs. This rais will not be varied from.
Whsa ths advertiser nses the Weekly afSne, !,
the price will be the same as in the Daily -
wksrs The Daily and Weekly are both used,
Is per cent. will be dedueted from the aggrs-
gate ameunt. 8
Under She present system, the sdvsrtissr
pays 30 mneh FOR the spass he occupies, the
chAugss ssine cssrgssbie for tbs csmposition
only. This plau 10 now generally adopted
Our sAssgs for sAaasss wili bs rs ssats per
square.
80 In all sssss whore advertise nsnts arc
discontinued before theys4ptsation of the year
or Tho time contrsctsd Tor, thsy will be charged
up u oar Yseufxr Ystss for the time Aotaal-
ly in. ~
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DIN. CAMP PKNTERs OFFICE.
FTSHIkD-6TREET, between Main and Johnson, i,
, next door below Anderson . Bank up stairs.
nov2Id
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Busfaio ana Lake Huron Railroad
CHICAGO TO BUFFALO VIA DETROIT
At the above Office tisketa for New York, BOSTON
and all the stations the New York Erie and
New York Central Railroads can be obtained.
j. WARRACK,
Agent Of b. 4 l.. ii. Railroad,
Office No. SO Dearbon Street, Chicago.
April ~, '6s-d1y-c.H.s.
Sight Drafts on London at 5 dollars per 4 ster-
ling may be obtained at the Office Of the Grand
Trunk X. X. OF Can ada, In Chicago.
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II. K. LOVE 4 CO.,
Successors to Deming Love,)
BANKERS,
kEOkU
EIVE particular attention to collections and re-
~ mitpromptly on the day Of payment.
RETKRkNckB:
Bank Of North America, New York.
Drexel 4 Co., Philadelphia.
n. w, CLARK Co., :.
Citisens' Bank Baltimore.
Bank of Pittsburgh, Pittsburgh.
Jno. D. Scnlly Cashier, do
g. n.~Ay u~shi@v. Wheeling
Branch State Bank Of Ohio, Zanssville.
Commercial Bank Cincinnati.
State Savings Institution, st. Louis.
0eo. Smith b Co., Chicago,
Noethern Banko Of Kentucky, Lexington.
nov1Ad
w. rHoHFsos. D. Y. sAIIsT.
WIN. THOmPsON 4 co.,
BANKERS,
Corner OF MAIN ana secona sss..
khUh A.
Ptastercrss HAIR.
| lnN hand and for sale at u lowest market rata
| VI largo lot Of plasterars' Lsir.
s. w. =. III. TUCKER,
mayls Sign of tho Red Paddock.
~------ - 49,
4 LARGE ssssorsnent Il Rasssl . wsrss
"a But4hsx Knives just ressivsd aad for Mls
very l0w ~ b.Ws H.TuCK1k.
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KEOKUK, IOWA: WEDNESDAY DECEMBER 49, 1883


The Most Direct,
RELIABLE AExPEDITIOUs - QUITE
Te ali Points EAST and North,
Is VIA The 4{
Chicago, Burlington ana Quincy
6AX Il
RAILROAD.
Sure Connections arc made with this Road,
Daily NJ Du rItngson, Plym oNth ana
Qatncy.
~Passeugefs can leave Keokuk for Burli ngtor
HvgRr Evssrxe--for Plymouth or Quincy KvKRy
hoRNIxG.
Through to Chicago in IA Hours |
e-Cincinnah Passengers, leaving keokuk at
a. M. reach Cincinnati the next day at 10 p. IN ;,
with only enc change of cars.
- This Is the quickest time mAde. FARE AS
LlM as by any nthsr - ---------------
@Easterp Passengers make CLOSE and SURE
CONNECTIONS in Chicago with all thoroug ghfarss
East, North aud south .EAst.
TFare to the East isLowKR by this route
than any other, and Time MUCH ouIcKEs.. n
Through Tickets,
FROM KEOKUK
Ny all the principle routes, " Boston, New York,
Philadelphia, Baltimore, Washington,
Hsrrisburgh, Pittaburgh, wheel
ing, Cincinnati, indianapolis.
~ ~Ako, by several different routes to all the
principsl intermediaf* places.
11Ako, to Milwaukee, Frecport, Galens, and
Dunieith.
6IAiso, to all the Railroad Cities In Upper and
Lower Canada, via Grand Trunk Railway; hamii-
ton Toronto, Kingston. Montreal and Quebec.
By the same route 10 Ogdensburgh, n. u,
PiAttskurgh, N. Y, ans Portland, Me-,
CAN BE PRocURED AT rHR
GENERAL RAILROD TICKET OFFICE,
M0in-St., betscssn First asd Second,
KEOkUk, IOWA.
RAILROAD TICKETS.
Good for an uniimitsdlength Of time; allowing
Passengers tos,cp 1t any point and
sumo their journey at leisure.
Steamboat Ticketsgood until Close Of Navigation.
at this 0ffce in regard to ali Railroad Routes In
the United States AND CanAdaa.
TROUGH FREIGHT CONTRACTS
TO AND FROM ALI EASTERN CITIES can
be naae N lh1s office.
~ 0DamAx~ and Over Charges SETTLED raosrr-
III. ~
VIZ. MARTIN, Gen'l Freight Agent, Chicago.
SAH'L POWELL, Gen I Ticket Agent, chioaga.
G. q. HAsEoxp, superintendent, ChicAgo.
J.K.TkWksHUkf
Oct. 8. '6o-dAw Agent, ksokuk.
r . ON uk Ms Ploneanak = M = scaufne
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CONSTAPLT's SALE Of SPLENDID HOUSE

WINS NFLF NhIE OF SI1TENUIU TIOt'I
" FOLD FuRNiTURE-Rirh wI,on sud Ne'e, os'p.'t
4.y Frca Ps-e Pier ard Msn,e Mirror. three suits ree
Ps6r Furniture rosewood Pisu orc 7C,sye, e!esny i-d
VII Jesr and sold kry-Ore q the most sup-fp HT
Ne iDsd. ;vAu.b.e Oh Ps.aE Pear al siy rCG-e y
So No 81 Nes, le;hs'; sssy; NASH ". -:
THIS DAY FEB Is a. IL O'clock the entire Furniture q
n: al house sLh ia Of the J. descnp n oot-i-f o.
lsrsr lad Pier and Ma II Mirrors nor ro-e"0d
PsuoFore t'esAnt Suites o Paor Furitur- II rien eton
sid b.ocane do. IN AID ID; eoy 'o'r
wood snd StcrtAy Bookcases IA carved no~Sood tenrf
Sos sAd Pirr T.es three sup wood Etsf mEe
top. With minor 1oor and ~ elegant wood Reception
Cssr. IL ch cain 81 tsres' " iasewooi Corner fsee'
uh mirror backs; nh Lac Window Car.ains ard shafes
bi ard oro,u Clocks Seves and esdsn sses Va
NIB Psror Orsu.nts &C. with number Il fine OIL Pslnt"sA
DnsH and Cham Der Pur t1 zant EIieu soc IAoes
Chss rch gold bard rxed Tea and Coffee Set. elegant
Ruby and Gu, Class P-sl SID Silver Gallery CAKE pa
IT,. Caters si. W.sh.,ands With marble tops costly
d.cost,d Chr Toilet S. be; I Ma'trss'e f-s,h-r BEDS
and Be- d FrpicL oval miuo nah suites OF frrntnr
in hairch ard MAHOGANY spring Cnairs,
Bal Stanos OLc.oth Stair Csrrets. kc.
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6oyarinersbip Nptifes.

COpARTNERSHIP.-T undersigned have this
~ day formed cop.rner.hp urdsY the firm and syle 81
CLARK DODGE Co for The purp 80 OF trarssctrz Grl-
ssl bsnka EscAsrse sad stock Commission Business IL The
City Of New loIk LUTHER C. CLARK.
EDWARD DODGE.
THOS z. HUNTINGTON
JOHN ID MAXWELL.
. DAVID CRAWFORD, JK
nev'foik, feb. Is isSa JOSEPH w CLARK.
SofAhtSERshlPrh The undersigned have this day fet mAi
under the firm AID style Of CLARK BROTHERS
70, N.he HPce OF tfsnsectns Genera Bsnkius III
'1->s' s0a Coee'ee BSiness In the City q ST. Louis
JOSEPH w. CLARK
EDWARD DODGE
q. ,,- ~ =, 49,. LUTHER c. CLARK
%. Lpne geo 70 lsS EDWARD CHASE
H. 7 4 b l. II = ID 1851.
q q N 8.
ACkERAAN NIL LHx
Ne ioi naassu a
Adtolnlas TIE Hsesl s0bor Nsv.yn<
|A1Us AcXSx1M, low. 4 HxSR
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Danrina Hfa6eMies.
Diauo-Scries ano Hlnsir.

A FAMILY declining housekeeping will sell q
N PIANO which cos, $50 for 1915 including ch Stool in
b,osar, attn description k round bach exactly
lie The cIi bcyr TOP double lcs With pears
kc ued moulding Of sold rosewood all round costly
soored peaI KEYS most deliberately ind with artistic worh
plen fountains bouquets and mil rch pste superb
rosewood eDte semi action, made end ts,'hei In
4he h by Of the celebrated city makers and
fully three monthe 10 use An pI'e
and worthy the attention Of those in search Of
Paror Piano unexcec tone and powell Apply No. te
Stbsv near the Crys.l Palace Tor three days, from tn
Iut p N BAn object viii be offered to cash cuss neI'
nd tax.d 4
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OAR AIMS in PLAN NO s. -
ID EOp TUe NEXT TWENTY DAYS

ID FOR THE NEXT TWENTY DAYS,
4 beiDx toe order OF the day 20 offer great bargains.
HAlNfS BROS. corner 2st st., and 2d-sv. .
determined be outdonc knowing that they can EEL
lower than any other dealers, offer he s;cck Of endd
LARGE REDUCTION FOR CASH,
On ss upade with above specified e Ferrous wshirt
FlNE CARVED PIANOS WITH PEARL KEYS, &c, will
Dc sbe now 10 ct them low with plain 10 od
DsIy times and ~ find greatly 10 heir advantage 10 dea wun
The nfActuIeIs diiect.
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Ale6naI.

CANDS' SARsAPARILLA.-This pleasant, sim
- pie and moe. eaeLou. table remedy purifying the
blood Of esoous snd eutsneous dse. may be
81 bi, greatest b.Ieht BY The
oy csun Necessary 70 b. uscd l. obtsn The original and
senas sce Prepared snd sold hy A. b. ID. SANDS. No
100 Rul.ou st., tevvYoTk.
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RICHARDS KnG'LAxp. A otieHeet
DY RICHARDS KINGSLAND g. C0.-Siiee


by RICHARDS KINGSLAND O. Co.-Sier-
- 70, N No. - Chs Dber--,t =, -
AcciDL e Lokns G',--e. Frs~a Hss saft &C. &C
sH rr'h. credi' proved uctes (elsTt ills undsf
X X. Co. viii 9. thir eur- .oo< ct suction ., tNy
grE u the tusinr-s hoir -.e> Ne hcs OeAn
ber eouuercr< MONDAY. Pei Is 81 loi eo-oet AZ
continuing daily un.i cid.
Pier OYs, e Nh IT, fia.ss
Pr Oysi srd Mantle F-smes
PEE Oyh uue MaItIe FraEi-s 10 oonpo. . o, ,
hshoEsry o. O. douiieb,Hd SIN t.Be snd eovn o'se o.
ell .les I'D kinda .
5o MlLossuy doub. band and bvh. sts " tssf oaa DIV
and all b. vi Prau5~s - sI~-
Al-o sIse IL, 81 Pine bss 4 Stuff
Arc so choice EIsfsSs. IL GIT rrsevoos osok ".n u ala
osk frsIes
Loo Giass Plates IL. ,,
Al, a. ns 1os q Bisenis ant PAed Vre consisting o.
LsuT' sisouI POEey CUPS &C. Tor account OF noe H.
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f5uies bp aurtiou.

An HI.stE Aa,slO,r-s
DY BANGS, BROTHER & Co.-frodr-Sais
~ knocs No 10 fsst-rV~
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uIrnsON RIVER RAILROAD.-From D

s,uuber 1857 Trains VII lesvy Cesnbsr~al S.s1ou
Suows: Expssss rrsins 6 80 and As p Albany Pc
de s:nI N md s-S p N 6e Peeksfn, Sso ?. a IN
Poashkeeps PeeAsh.l and Slns Sing Trims SOP tAe Way
fns Cor Nes.fsst sve Troy s,i5a ed ifss nd su
2 q iEAA - tss Iss1 soA - . n % sn4 e,io
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A. J. BLEscxEh Auctioueer
TRUSTEES SALE of TWENTY-THREE
i HOUSES end LOTS WAvERLEY PLACE. BANK,
HAMMOND and NINTH Siberia. J. BLEEcRER,
SON Co.. viii sell THURSDAY, Feb o. 81 IL oc!ock st
tie Mrrcnants FKrharce:
on BANK STREErTen trreestory brick Houses an Lots
Nos. 8. g. 10. % IA l6. II. q q and q Bank 81
on HAMMOND rREET-Ten III e-.'ory brick House, sod
Lss No. 49, l5 u 10 u. - o. q. 20 and 81 IsnmOntst
ON wAykRLEY PLACH-Thc valuable House and Lit No
49, Jesr hsv.
on NINTH sTREET-The valuable House and Lot No. IS,
real In -
on NINTH sTRRET-Tbe valuable Lot ADJOINING No. II,
with birch Stable.
The above property contains modern Improvements aud the
will be- sbsouie. Terms ven LIBERAL Maps, &c al No
Broad Il. IL SSp
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TSW AKp K C6LtfNs, Nc. IS w.1 It.. NevFOrt-
BBDWE SHPLEY Co, Liverpool
Re- WAINWRIGHT Co, Para . ~
ne Tn ship ~i not b. .ocornssee hf
- brIor .,c;e yeuy uetsA cn.ess otn
q aiding tnaed .be-t4 end te 'aS- 'nenS' rAV''~
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NETWORK and LIVERPOOL U. 8. NJ 8
N Co No s. Wala. EEv. YoRK. Feb. 10, lisa
HOTicy-A meeting of the SockhOders of this Company
VII b. hetd srtbs Oos q The Coapsny &C THURSDAY, Ash
he snnus e,eos 70, FIVE DIRECTORS q tAs Company
80 b. hsiA 4 the Q6ce q Tie Csoesny oc rHU15DAY Sl
n1rcA Mx~S-c DE- hsUs q u a cad a
D. sS~. W. = IVVhs- sssssstV.
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NEW YORK AND ERIE RAILROAD
IN On Nd sasr THURSDAY Jsa. e. las and Until f1rteI
potiee Passenger rrsps vii Leave Piss kA Of DuAEs-s: -
prNKiRK EXPRESS 1t e.s n FOR Durkrh and pr,dpd
Intermediate sts!orA
NAIL TRAIN $50 n Sr Du.k!rh and BufAo and lnsar
mediate Sta:ina
RoCKLASD HAssENGLRte p n. from to: ChaIassss T.
via P.rIsnt e, s..srai sn1 Its,nsd-.ss Sst,9Is
t,tesrpeds,e stAtionA-
The shove Trsins rzn d.uy Sundays exceptoa
NIGRT EXPRESS q p IAy Ss Dalkkk, aid, Sundays
exoepted- for Buffalo.
Thee EIpr~ss Trains E,ntrs VIII - Hns
CsrandsruA sod EsSarS Falls RArusd fos NLacAs Falls,
Birssrson with the Syrsouse AID Binshsuon aslrosd fs
eyrrcus; CSrninx with tbs BG6so Corning and Newfof
Elrosd &. Roehe<s4, Greet Bend with the Dasw,se,
Lackswsnna ard Western Rxlrod fof Scranton H9neas
Vile uifh the Buffalo and Yort City Railroad for Bafaos
a Buna and Dunhrh with he L4ka Shore RAosd &c CsW
Add Cinonnxi Tosodo, Dcsruit, Chicago, 10
g. D. HEADLkf. Asassnt fresdeu2
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-02-15

l PFRTY on DIANE ST a, AUCrIOS-H II. LUD.
Low co iii sci q auction. TUESDAY, F,b TO- 1888,
AZ " u'cock az The Melchsh.s RIrh,nse. NevYort-
fBy odef Supru Court und-r the direction OF James u
Wblett, Sheriff.
DUANE The valuable with the three story brict
bouse thereon The nohsde Of Dusnrs between Green
wirh and spests and known 81 No II: HUE By SD Ut
80 f lot by 81 feet inche, For further psrthuvs apply
to th- AucuoueerA Nc. II Finest, Commonwealth Bank
Builjtg
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-02-15

DoYAL MAIL STEAMSHIP ARABtA-for
IL LNIRPpoL lie ARABIA ssae, ~, N.. IN Nh:
80, 'h- C.,rrsp,- D. Ir.y City, Win M Atsas
~ p. rs,r. Coz FaSs+ o. WEDNESDAY ,be y .s''
F.~Igr. naae.'ed 20 D. Q. .. ~ H,a, t,I--p