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Busralo ana Lake Huron Rallroaa

Burial 10 ana Lake Huron Railroad
CHICAGO TO BUFFALO VIA DETROIT
At the above Office tickets for New York Boston,
and all the stations on the New York Erie and
New York Central Railroads can be obtained.
J.. WARRACk,
Agent of B. 4 l.. IL. Railroad,
Office No. SO Dearbon Street, Chicago.
April ~, 'bs-dly-c.a.s.
Sight Drafts on London at S dollars per & ster-
ling may be obtained At the ofhce Of the Grand
Trunk X. X. OF Canada, in Chicago.
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The Duchess of kent-Queen Veto.
ris's mother--is II years old.
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DE-. q. Q. INGEae. OIL,

nKNTIST, corner Of Third and Main streets,
~ Ksokuk, lows, over kix, Halo = Co.'S Bank
entrance on Third ST. Special attention given 70
the preservation Of the natural b. trsatmsnt of
exposed dental and correcting Irregularities
OF the dental arch. Artificial Teeth Of tho bsst
style and 6nish from single tooth IN entire sst
1y1Od6m
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DARLOR. Chamber and Kitchen
/ SETS, Of all kinds, for sale cheap for Cash, by
GEO. X. KILBOURNE, Agent,
Main-st., bet. ID and ID,
mayl5d Keokuk, Iowa.
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6TThe following epitsph 10 found upon >
tomb stone in Dcnmoro churchyard, Ireland:
sHere lies the remains OF John Hall, grocer.
The world Vas not worth PIG, and / have
good aAisiss for saying So"
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QTMons. Goddard, wronaut, has chal-
lenged Prof. Steiner, Of Philadelphia, TO race
balloons 1t Cincinnati the balloon going
the farthest distance being declared the win
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CHARLES RADMAKEM.
HAIR DRESSER.

I ATE Of Paul. celebrated Saloon, No. 81 Court
IL iandt St, New York, would respectfully tender
his professional services to the eitiscns Of
and vicinity, and gives notice that be has opened
al cstab hmsnt corner Of ID and johnson sts ).
opposite the Gait House, whore, by punctual at
tentioA to business he hopes to the patron
ago Ut this community.
SHAVING,
HAIR CUTTING,
AND SHAMPOOIN1.
Done with Noatmcss and WlspAscA.
G. X. has on hand choice stock Of Perfumsry,
Lubin's Extracts, &C., which he offers for sale st
the lowest New York Prices.
Sept. l. ,k6-dy
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BARTLETT, KAYE * CO.,
Importers and Dealers in
DRUGS II 1IEOI0I01E9.
PAINTS, OILS, vARSISHEs,
WINDOW GLiSS, GLASSWARE, BRUSHES, &C.
No. IA2 MAIN 81, Bot. 3th 4 9th,
KEOkUK, IOWA.
GARD TO THE LADIES!
DIR. Dupence,s GsiAen Periodical
Ptlis. for FemaIes!

n IA u 10 = La
DIR. Dupence,s Geiaen Periodical
Ptlis, for Femaies!
One Of the most successful remedies for distress
ing and painful menstruatioA ever known They
correct Irregularities and remove obstractions,
from what ever cause.
Their ingredients are known to all agents seli-
ing them, and they will tell you they are the best
Pils ever introduced for all diseases peculiar TO
females, and always successful ~ = preventive
They will be found = most invaluabis remedy for
all those affecting complaints peculiar to tho sex,
viz: Distressing and painful mens,ruation. reten-
ton, pains In the back and lolns, pressin down
pains, rush Of blood to the head, dizziness. dim
Of sight, heavness, fatigue on any slight ex-
srton, pAipttation VI the heart, DC, Ac., all u
which DR.. Duponoos French Golden Pills arc GER
tain 10 cure. Friee 81 90 per Box. For particu-
lars get Circular Of Agent.
Sold Wholesale and Retail by s. b. VOWEL
Druggist, No. Isl Main street, Keokuh, lows, sole
Agent, to whom all orders must be addressed. He
wall supply dealera, and send the Pills TO Ladies
teonhdsntiaiiy) by mail, to any part Of the county
by sending him 81 through the Keokuk postofdce
Iowa. ISept. Is, '5s-dAwly
VINO Is HosrHrrKR What Dyspsptie and nerv.
ousiy snsrung invalid that ever tried his celebra
Stomach Bitters, but can reply with pleasure. Ii
all cases Of Dizziness, Fiatulency, Palpitation
great Fatigue, Constipation, Dyspepsia, Physica
and Mental Inability, ii 10 surprising how soor
the patient finds relief. They correct the appetite,
and i'm part toms to the system, forcs III the bill,
and impure secretons, regulate the bowels, give nj
strength Of body and vigor Of mind. No fAnil,
can afford tn be without Hostcttcr's Stomach Bit
,ers. Sold in quart bottles by all hotels, grocers
&c. No additional spirits required.
Sold by druggists and dealers generally.
p. GIBBONS, Agent,
cot4-dAw MAin-st, bet, Sixth and seventh.
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8AAles UounA the 0ooe09ys
DY OWEN vAnRA. There 81 No4leo e 4
ID MnSt aAd spATklins sxSrsnt.. II
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OlUnO1utIOm

Olsso1us1On.
VIyHE partnership heretofore existing between
/ Stephen X. Joncs, and o. b. o BAnnon, 10 this
day dis olved BY mutual consent.
B. Il. Jones win settle al the business Of the old
6rm.
May 81, sd
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TyINE. Supsrnns, and Fancy brands Of 1lour, IN
Sacks and Barrels, for sAls l0w 70 M tz1Ae,
s. CLEGH0RN, TAYLOR D CO.,
aus2k Love-.
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Blk Of Goshen ioahen.
Blk Of Gosport, 6osport.
Blk Mt. Vernon, Mt. v.
Blk Of PAoii, pAoli.
Blk Rockville, " sbas b.
Blk salem, n. Albany.
3k Of Salem, salem.
Bloomington Bank.
Cambridge City Bank.
Canal Blk, Evansville.
Crescent City Bk :.
Exch. Blk, Grccncastie.
Fayet,e County Bank.
Hoosier Bank.
Indiana Bk, Madison.
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srEPmEN r.. JONES,

ATT RNEY At L A W,
@yoRNYR THIRD AND MAIN STREETS, over
~ once OF e. Il. d. W Ford.
may3l-d
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Col. Curtis at Home.

VVAs VNX OA0 0V AAVAAOs
SAM'L X. CURTIS, our Representative
in Congress, viii address the people Of
KEOKUK, on MONDAY NIGHT, tho 18th
instant, at the Corner Of FVlh and Main
streets.
The people generally, without distinction
Of party, are invited to favor the Colonel
with their presence and attention on the oc-
casion.
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WIN. n. M r. n MvEH,
ATTORNEY AND COuNSELLOR AT Law,
AND
General Collecting Agent,
FORT DOD0E.................... ..... .......lOWA.
RErxRKNcEs:
Hon. John w. Stockdale, Register Of Fort Dodge
Land Once;
Hon. Thomas Sergeant, Receiver Fort Dodge
Land Odicsj
Hon. VIM. H. Merritt, Cedar Rapids, Iowa;
Hon. J. d. Thompson, Judge 18th judicial Dis
trict, Hsrysson, lows.
Geo. Il. Reid, keokuk, Iowa;
D. o. Finch, Des Moinss, lows.
Hon. s. A. Douglas, Washington, D. q.
June Idly
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BIZ Indiana, Mich. City.
Dix Of ElkhArt, ElxhArt.
Ind. Farm Blk, Frank lin.
Indian Reserve bank.
Kentucky Stock Bank.
Lagrange Bank, Lima.
Psrke Co. Bk kockvills.
Prairie City Blk, 7. Hauts
Merch. 4 Mech. N. Alb.
Salem Bank , Cos hen.
Southern Blk Of IsdianA.
State Blk and Branches.
Rockville Bank.
Farmers Bank, Westiield,
Bank If Syracuse.
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CLOTHING! CLOTHING
Pric % to Suit tho Tim O

CLOTHING! CLOTHING
Pric % to Suit tho Tines!
C POLLOCK 4 90. are now rsesiving 3
-. large, we'll selected and splendid atook Of
: FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING,
an. S... sSrr.y sss.cs.-- T.:A .-y ::.sS Usually
called for In tn cir line from COARSE 70 supernus,
and from plain 70 very handsome. Its no uss to
expssiatsi they have Just the articles for hard
times, beth Ia quality, style and price. All they
ask IL thas oustomers call with J0-Cash In haad
aud get great bargains.
Remember the plaoe-nsx 1t door TO Dinners s..
loon, GU Third.st., between Main and johnson.
sspl Id B. POLLOCK co.
Bancro1sss kissoTy.
NEW VOLUME. The American ksvolutioa.--
IN The History Of the United Ststss. Vol vu.;
being vol. I. Of the American Revolution " Geo.
BAncrolt; svo. Uniform with the prsvioss vol
umeS.
Also. lust published, Hilliard On Vendors. TAs
Law of Vendors and Purchasers of Real Property.
Hy Francis billiard, ksq, Author Of .TAs Lsw q
FOR sslsby 0aDEN, BR0WNHIL 90,
ss..y
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In all the principal cities and towns, these woeka
will b delivered, Free - Possags. when
sent BY mail, the PosrAes 70 any part Of the Uni-
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N. B.-Ths price In Great Britain Of the Ave
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DlsooImsIon.
rINHE Co-Partnership heretofore existing bs-
i tween the subscribers, under the name and
arm Of Farrar : Hainss, 10 this day dissolved By
mutual consent. Robert P. q. Hsipss will con
tinue in the business, and sign the name Of the
6rm In liquidation. They will also settle all sc-
counts Of the late firm, and all debts due II mast
be paid them. III. 8. FARRAR,
ROBERT HAINkH.
Co.PavsnoYshbp.
The undersigned, having formed . CO. Partner
ship uuder the name and yle Of Aaines 4 Brother,
and purchased the entire interest OF II. s. faTrar,
will continue the business Of manufacturing sash,
Doors, Blinds, Flooring, Pump-Tubing, So, 81
tho old stand, corner Of Blu6 Streets, near the
ROBERT HAINEH,
Ksokuk Sept. -, 81. p. Q. HAINES.
oct8-d
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isur Of mere copies Of any enc o. nero q The
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Religion, they stand, - they have ever stee4, m
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o. the current literature Of The day, thfsueAea4
me world, than can b possibly ossainsd fss1 -
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Brooklyn City News.


UNKNOWN MAN FOUND DRowND.-The BODY Of An I'M
knewn man. apparently abou, so OF age, five feet
sevea inches In height, dark hair ard whskers on
chin found In the water at the foot Of Hudson
frocoost with velvet collar ribbed CASHMERE cloth vest
gray mixed partaloons red flannel shirt and white cotton
snft over IT, gray mixed socks aud boats. From
S tho eys' s man "" ~.
house for ideothcat!ou by order Of Coroner Snell.
A MISSING MAN TURNED Ur.--On Saturday las. man
named John Blocker who PROPOSED 10 be cairvoyant
brought before Judge Culver for examnssoo the
charge Of having made way with OF abducted one Samuel
Smith, who bad nos bsen seen By any one since he was
some days prcvous There appeared 70 be sufficient
about the 70 warrant investigation and Bleeckers
cellar dug up, and everything In the house turn
Cd upside down IN the appreciation OF finding the
found however throw he least Light upon the matter
Mr.. Beecker, and Ms MAy Hevins, his housekeepor
both Of whom had been arrested and mprsoued, were
released from custody and bcoorsoly discharged. II
Jersey afsr he len Beeoker and remained there win
relative until hursdsy when he returned 70 New York
and made his appearance 70 his family about II o'clock
that night Blocker greatly rejoioed that Smith u
alive, but thinks be has been badly used
Arrnrrw BURGLARY ARRnn on m PARnB-
william Thomas Beatty Pstsr Dsckcrson and Edward was
son, arrested yesterdsy while attempting 70 foroc IN
entrance into The Gherins Office mo office Il the
cond door Of the MechAncs Bank Building, corner Of
Court and Montague srees he hall door leading thereto
In open In the daytime Two OF tho parties won't up stairs
and tried the door with false keys, while tho other ro
NAMED the lockout IN front OF The street door. 0cer
Van Wagner made bis way up stairs unpsrceived,
and took tho two operaon nco custody, and oloer VIM
H. Folk u the time arrested the outside. They
They would not havc made much Of . haul n they bad
eot into The Sherins ofhce-
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Pxrprr.-On Tuesday afternoon, MAJ II, BLAycm,
infant child Of Andrew " and Isabella Benedict agcd
months and days
me funeral win take place nom Tie residence of her
9rAndmosher 90 Rvngtnn street, this Thursday afer
noon al O'Clock me friends Of Tbs family are In
yited 70 attend
BrrI--On Saturday, May 8, At Seneca Falls, Of con
SUMPTION WIZ T. bull, late Of This city aged 81 years
Bows.-Or Wednesday, May IL, AHBy ScANSxrL BOW
wife OF mos. " Bow, aged ~ years
The friends and relatives Of the family are Respectfully
invited TO attend the funeral, This day (hursdsy) win
out further notice.
BKSNrr-On wednesday morning, May ~, Of lnser.
ing Illness wNy1x1D s. the twin OF Barnes and Susan
Bennett in The sth year OF bis age.
The relatives and friends OF the family are respectfully
invited 70 attend his funeral from the residence Of hs
parents So Monroe street on Friday afternoon 1t two
O'Clock.
Cfsrrra-M 81 Thomas, W, l., April "a, S,sun J.
cu.pxs aaed % years native Of a. George, Name arst
oeoer of barkentne IL Chadbourn and late master OF
*. George Ne, and Eas,ern papers please copy.
CuAu~Ayrs.-M Newcastle, Wcstchcster county, on
Wednesday May IL Anna CHapyAYNE, wife OF the late
Isoob Cbadcsyne, aged So years.
Tbe friends ard relatives Of the family respectfully
nvited 10 attend the funeral from her late residence
Friday morning, a. II o'clock
CupiEy.-On Wednesday, May IL, Of consumption,
PATRICK " CuRxy, aged % years, months and days
me friends 81 the family, the members an nem-
bers q Hook and Ladder Go. No T. and tho Dikns and
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Police Intelligence.

Tu LAry AyyRhr IN BowARD srRur-rn the case OF
Richard Barry, member Of The Board Of Educsuos from
the sixth ward, Patrick Bush and others, charged with
having felopeusly assaulted Php wolfc proprietor Of
the saloon No 10 Howard street, the particulars Of which
were pubshed in Yesterdays Hxsnp, Justice seers de-
cided 10 hold the accused parties 70 bsil, each
In the sum OF $1,000, 10 snsnswes. Wolfe made
an sfBdsvt against The prisoners charging them
not only with having assaulted himself and wife,
but with having robbed him 81 si1s The prisoners gave
bail IN The required sum when they liberated from
custody. The complainant received very sevee beat
ing on the ooossion IN QUESTION, and even now he ooo
fijerod in acriticn ouSdrioa.
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WAsHfsoroN, Nay III, 1905.
No ~ JM. H. suydam m. VIM " Williamson II al
--Jsestcs Cnnsgd delivered the opinion OF the Court
afrmnG Ne judGmcot Of the Csurt Tor the Southern s
lxfa u New Yovt, with
No. 100. Inward Rios the Minnesota and North
western Raiire>A Of error granted BY the
Supreme Csurt d Minnesota dismissed or wsni OF urls
dotin.
Nc no rhsnas MaSuire, claimant Of the stosnsr "a
Ilsh w asph~s Care Cause GTued on both sids-
Adjourred vi Friday.
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ARsxsr oy rBx Whitfield Psrzs FrGHrm.-John
horr~sey arrested IN Troy the 1lh inst, the
complaint o. Philip Becnes for assault and battery the
lster Norrssey plead guilty and will receive bis sen
tsre rhp grows out o. the Of the recent fight be-
tvesn horrin~ey sut the "Grsron giant" korrssey
Ese1s hs Assault aad y@ badly whipped
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THe Bulkelsy Divorce Case,

L~cs1 ~ BsU<iep 10. Mary n. Buuay.-In the
HssAtp tbe iltb instant II stated that Mr.. Buke
iey hA< Withdrawn his suit against bis wife, This
unsssssss error the fact being that the two quits for
divorce ve By ordeS q the Court CONSOLE dated 70
svosd two separate trials.
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AYOTrCu TO WAITER6-rHE WATERS PROTECTIVE
~ Beoevoleot Society WIN hold thex arss m ra0 nsst
tng Friday e~eninG Nay 81 - frtnce sresk Tee
rchieG members and collecting no,.hly dues 81 e.
der ofthe Presideut WILLIAM HKNKY.
JAnEs MACK 6oofotsry.
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BHIPFIna.

UNOR LIvEKPooL-TaE rAyORIrE AND FAST SAIL
ing chip HENkf CLAY Cap. Caukius wld ssa
Saturday Nay Is. being the fastast sAp sdoat and
make he pas Is dsys Aad having superior
staeroom For psAsaso appy bsarA
70 X. COLLINS CO., at hs eace on pier No. 8 HsrtA
LHOR LIvTRPOOL-OLD BLACK STAR LrHK-ruB
packet ship J. A. whSfERvkLT lying q pier IS q r.,
sais % morrow, noon. no JOHN BRIaHf. pasx q =
NAY "a Fcr passage Appy on board. 70 WIlIIAA8
0UIOE. 20 Fulton street, or III BroAAway.
W LINK LONDON PACKETa-rHK SPLENDID FAST
"a sailing oht per ship AMAZON, Capt hovey, sti psd
lively % Saturday, NAY Is For cabin. second cahta Aal
Storage passage apply board pser 6 East ver
OF wal s1cc6 OF 70 fAP5OOrr Co, IS 50 uth street.
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SPORTING.

A oENTIExAN LEAVING THE COUNTRY wIsHE!
thrush skyark two species Of cardns In full
song and household May be st the orsmerc
book store, 20 fourth avenue between Twenty first an
Twenty second streets.
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NYBW YORK AID HARLxH RAILROAD CONT Anu
N fAe annasl msenG q s,oskodss for To saseAsa q
dressoru yin hslA u he Ose ef u company, On6r
ywsoty a.ih strsss I'D scSsth e.eese o. fsssasg ~
p ihe kansker Loos Of NE Oh asd grefsrrSl se1kS
Win be clsse1 from ccleCk p. H a. Ne uth tnA go
O'Clock A. u q tie loA Inst " EAEk00u.
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quietly and then laid down on table that Vas near
him "Eaye YOU got through 20 said L He returned
awful look OF me- but he did give any reply Before he
embarked in bis Doe, 70 sail awsy the following converse
Captain Hovss-why AID you Ore into u1 Did you
English UeutAnani-why did you not heave 70 when
you saw . man Of 10 leewArd Of your
Captain Hoves-Bos could know that a or
war vesseas In these waters and they never interfere
Ensish Iieu,euans--wss no. The psadAn, enough N
show VOC that We q man Of wGf
Captain Bowes-I did not zee -FOUR pendant. have
been In This Calf twenty year, aud upwards, and have
Sss s.ysy Scsn 1cs s you have
treated me until now. II h something new IN me 70 be
bearded In the way you have done IL v~ very strange
conduct
EngIsh Iieuserans-we have orders 70 board every
vessel we see In these waters
Here the captain informed M that TIC officer discharged
his duty impaxAlly, for while the steamer was chasing
sfer the schooner several foreign vessels passed boh
vessss unnotced The captain cosciuded the converse
IN the way be did without FIRST firing across his bo~s
70 bring him TO- or giving some plain and unmistAkesble
signal The latter replied that the schooner had gh,
bcave before she did, and that she not fred
after she dd lie This the captain oontrsdiccd and
affirmed that The shots fred into the schooner ats
she had been stopped on her course.
Win this the captains narrative OF this strange affair
ends Tho ofcer had pushed his boufrom the scnooner's
side before he had replied ~ the last question and the
schooner vas again under way with her sails spread 70
catch the breeze There adeu said by either party
separating and the two vessels out Of sight
Of each other, dancing away with the wind and
After the officer and his men len tue schooner the
youngest daughter Of the captain ran 70 her father and
said, 10 the true spirit OF young America, "why did 700
not take Mr. Hopkins gun and kill him, fstherf would
have done H." The captain says that he thinks more OF
the fright they gave 70 his wife than be docs Of the insults
10 himself but he would like 10 mect the Lieutenant
equal terms settle etheS with him He says
bis bearing while board bis vessel ung sntemanly
and nconsdersie and his conduct unusual and unocer-
Ike.
II win perhaps be remembered that the styx Ia the
steamer that boarded the n b. Borden that ar
rived nj Savannah from Cubs about three weeks previous
the occurrence OF which have Just related the par
lculars
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NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC I NOTICE IN L00KIuQ
N over Frank Lesle's PaPar tAst = laae soo1 Pies
proaineot placs milk In q the esgrevtaOs.
Ths has atesdenoy 70 sjare ne n the esamatos q hese
milk busnssA take his meth ID Of ~sd'casS ~
fase malicious Our family have resided a
dcrmsa HHA ds farm, v Wcsloses@r urage ssoe l8s4
ead from there have solved every morning he mix ths
Nescbester village
r. HOWi.RrT EagAseensA street. below Rixith avea.e.
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DROPOsALS POE THE SUPPLY or HRKsH BHvF FO9
As United States Heops stationed C0eur
bus a. wosA. y. for oss year cocne.sing L. -
Cou buA T. H. until the i6h inst The beef be Il
6rs quality equal prep0rnas Of fore end hind quarters
neoS exoiuted) sad delivered Tors o.
umbss wood II such zines and m quantities ny
be required Proposals Win be % .ressed TO LEI LaA
Moore. ID Infantry, A u 3, Fort Columbus. N. Z. q.
ss1 BE- endorsed Proposals supply OF frssi oe
TIE proVoals VII be opened In Tho ON Of the q B.
Cosnbus n T. r. tho N inst. 1t O'Clock Al
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CANuu, NIIs0N, NO. SOUTH WILLIAM srRxxy,
- Importer Of wines. brrndies gin, whsksy, &c, vkeS
cold pure ppord in o. out % bond IN large sns
porter which not put In this country Hs
he agent for william Younger co Fdnburgh ale tr
gsle ale az se per hos.hesd 100 cases - Eseyse es
4 20 per cass; warranted sound and pure
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WINES AND LIaUORs.

f,HoIos LoY OF OLD xororo AHELA warsKEY-
suit BY the sslos or barrel, the lowest whole
prices sample bottles At tr snd 800 each any
add tryit JONATHAN J0rKs, 70 wiliian street.
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NTTsIseTPfI AND MISSOURI ABROAD COMPANY.
pasy fsr ne drec Zoe easunx year va
be hold Tie see Of the oompany In Ne chg DevenceS
Icws, the 7th day Of juno nett
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-13

"A Aderney bull n months old, for sale Also ssd me
brosen 70 harness Apply 10 w. REDMOND, % PARK
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DoIra-PrrAsupy poArs-rHrp IN THx LARqnr
ID and chespes boat and bsz.sr Ia ne -e'a ,n ~
$50 70 boats on hard Per~orl wishing po,r e'"'' y"
pleesurs or hard service are invited 70 give call
IrGERsOfJa, EQ South street.
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rOH6TDER ABLE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES UNOL. An.
~ ed twah1ng the hclrs Of Osherue Byrne the wi6ov
q PssrscS BIZ Apply 70 Ne hxLS asr.1dry es< .sa
NJ Htc<,tW ~ uted
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CONS or MALTA -KCCH sIGHUv LODGE NO. g. L0.
y M.-Unu further notice the regular meetings Of u
locge III be hed Tuesday, and On Tblrsaasa.
at IL r. Il By order q. O. .0ArLER, Soy.