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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-05-15

ETThe journals Of tho country are hold
ing post. mortem examination over the
Democratic party. Inc PM adeipnla North
American expresses the opinion that it"died
OF the nineteenth century" This opinion 10
plausible, but hardly sound. A party led by
such men, protesting such principles, and
guilty OF such practices would have died in
any century, not excepting the darkest OF
The dark ages. Our Philadelphia contempt
rary lioels the past Louisville Journal.
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u. B. MARsHAL IN LIMBO The Madi-
son journal OF the 9th says: gu. S. Mar.
shall Lewis was before the Milwaukee Mum.
eiphi Court yesterday on charge of illegal
sohng at the recent charter election
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A PREACHER TO BE HuSo.-A man named
). ). Harden, local preacher ia the Meth
odist Episcopal connection, vi DO has recent
ly stood lengthy trial OF Belvidere, New
Jersey, for the murder Of his wife by poison.
has been convicted, and sentenced to be hung
on the 18th of June next.
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TThe steam mill, dwelling house, barn,
stables, and other out houses, FENCES, &C., of
MIR. Chambers, in Mills county, Iowa, were
destroyed by FIRE on the 5sh inst.
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NH ERTFFsS SAf.E.

EHERIFFsS SALE.
STATE nll. OF err low a IS.
ny virtue Of special Execution to me directed,
II issued by the Clerk of the District Court Of said
county, In favor Of Mary A. Cops On, and against
i,aA.ei Gram, a.,. levied spon, .n1 vi: col: :.
the highest bidder, at the door Of the Clerks Once
OF the District Court OF Lee County, Iowa, 1T Kso-
kuk % said county, on the 10th day Of May, A..
ID. 1859, between the hours Of O'Clock q. N And
O'Clock p. IN. of said day the following property,
to-wit Lot seven, az In Block ainety seven, (o7l
OF the City Of Keokuk, Lee county, lows.
Taken, levied upon and to be sold by order Of
Court TO satisfy said writ Of execution.
keokuk, April 9th, 1850.
apr7dIm NJ GRIFFITH.
[pr's fee $6l Sheriff Of Lee County, Iowa.
The above saleis postponed until the 18th day OF
May, 1860, for want Of bidders
ii. M. GRIFFITH.
myIidtd Sheriff Lee County.
The above saleis again postponed until the 18th
day OF May, 1850, FOR want Of bidders.
IL. M. GRIFFITH
mayl2itd Sheriff Lee County.
HA WTHOR LAST.
M ARBLE FAWN, Just received at
1vl OGDkN, BR0WNELL + CO. +
mylld 81 Main-st.
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les pms Measxs VALLEY Wars - aoiashed
every Mondss At this oce, is enc Of tse oldest pa
pers in Iowa. and has ~idely extended earcuia~
tion throughout the Dee hoines Valley, Northern
Missouri ard W estern Illinois.
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There has been food at Baltimore. M
serious damage done.
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GT-Rynders and Mum, a couple OF petty
officials in the employ of the United States,
were indicted in New York the other day for
oonniving in the departure of an African sla-
yer for the coast of Guinea They received
the handsome sum Of ST., 500 for their aid
and comfort to this single expedition, and it
ia thought that they and other United States
ofhoials share largely in the proceeds of this
Infamous traffic.
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II. -. = EN- - 3 VA,
General Insurance Agent,
COR 2p AND AIN-sTs.,
LIRE, LAKE. RIVER AND LIFE IN
L SURAN0E promptly attended TO 1T this Once.
Better and more INDEMNITY can be given nj this
Agency than any ethor in this city and less trouble
after . loss.
4Etna Ins Co., Of Hartford, Conn, g. 24 100 o3
Home lnssrancs CompGny, Of KeU FORK, I,4s7,81s
North Ass1tcaM In. Coz Hartford, Cosn., 500 600
CITY FIRE lnsSr0nce Co., Of Ner Harsn, H0.6bS
Plants FIRE iass,anes Co., Of Nsc York, 9oo,ooe
LortiGrd Fire Insuvascs Co., Eew Fork, IA 900
Ms~sssk Hss Inssva~ce Co., Nep Fork, 30 ,uoe
connscfscsf MsfsAI Life In. Co., Hsstfosd S,oso,S1s
On. J. W BoNp, Medical Examine
"a. w. GRIFFITH is authorised TO receive
applications for all above Com psniss.
~ Buildings, Merchandise, Mill, Factories,
Household fnrniture and Dwellings insured At y
low rates " other J1ng.n,i: yas Ps 'ssi. 1''''
Once corner "a and AaiI sts., Keokuk, Iowa.
may. Z, din
A LEATHER TOP TWO HORSE CARRIAGE,
"A nearly new, for sale ch cap for cash or good
paper. or will exchange for Of Yer Cd property.
One new Iron Safe for sale. Inquire Il my o6hcs
on I'd street, keokuk, Iowa. WIN. l.. WOOD.
daw2tl
NOTICE.
NOTICE is hereby given that the partnership
~ heretofore existing bet ween us under the
name and style OF w. r. l.. Ruddick IL this day
by mutual consent dissolved, IL. L. Kuddick having
soldlhis interest in said Arm to jessie Ruddick.
WM. RUDDICK.
Il. RUDDICK.
Keokuk, April 80, 1850.
/ kssAE nLuDI%h having aay pougna NJ a.
u l.. Ruddick all his interest In the frm of w m.
X. L. Ruddick, the Arm will hereafter be con-
tinued under the name and style ct VIM J. Rud-
dick. VIM RuDDICK.
JESSE KUDDlOK.
Keokuk, April 80 lsso-mysd6t
KsokRk, Warsaw and AicxAndria
4E88Ef Packet.
TWO TRIPS ON SUNDAY.
EUsHE Steamer EAGLE, j. III. BRAN reg
i Dok Master, will make two trips on
Sunday to and from Keokuk, Warsaw
and Alexandria, leaving Ksokuk ut o'clock .. n
and D. m. and will leave Alexandra at 7;26 and
WaYsaw ct 7:30 =. m; and In the afternoon will
leave Alexandria 1t 4 and Warsaw st AID.
mySd3w
yoMH DURss. WIN. @. R1HrGEH.
TURNS x RENTGEN,
FORWARDING h COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
AND GENERAL STEAMBOAT AGENTS,
Levee ......kxokUks IOWA.
my8d
pAOON rIDEs AND xHOULE EMS Tor
- sale BY KELLOGG Bulge
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SEED POTATOES.
Cnn BUSHELS for sale by
CUU KELLOGG + BlRGE.
Maylad
SWEET POTATO PLANTS
Es0R sale in any quantity by
L KELLOGG 4 BIRaR.
my14d
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Am other Prize Fight.

The HAVANA papers contain q detailed
account Of prize fight of tiger With
three bull dogs, on Sunday the 18th ultimo,
in the presence Of the beauty and chivalry
OF the Island. The fight seems to have been
as exciting and bloody, though hardly as
brutal as the recent international sorimmage
between Heenan and Sayers. The judges
decided in favor of the dogs. A decision
we think palpably unjust, in view of the
facts, two OF the dogs having been utterly
disabled and apparently fatally injured,
while the third was unwilling, If not una
BILE to fight any more. Tiger stood on the de-
fensive, accufding to the nature of the brute,
and was but slightly injured, seeming to the
last perfectly competent to take care of him
self.
We suggest the propriety OF an American
indignation meeting to protest against the
unjust decision against the tiger.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

| IsT OF LETTERS remaining in the Post one
L. at keokuk, Iowa, May I6, 1859.
Persons ling for letters will please say advsY
tised VIM PATTERSON p
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Money Lost.

Money Lost.
A SHE'LL Portmonaie containing SIT in Col,
"A and SIS Kentucky bank note, by lady Wills
sho piping on Wednesday. The fnder will be vel
rewarded by leaving the above and contents wit
w Thompson Co., corner Main and Second 1T
mayi4d3t.
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Fer sale.
A LEATHER TOP TWO HORSE CARRIAGE,
n nearly new, for sale ch cap for cash or good
paper. or will exchange for Of Ter Cd property.
One new Iron Safe for sale. Inquire at my o6sce
on I'd street, Ksokuk, Iowa. WIN. l.. WOOD.
dAw2tl
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jeF- DHssss spceCh~--Its Purpose
ana Effect~-~The baltimore Con-
ycnsf0n---Ghac Conyentton-~~
DuPlactty OF the Dongaasites, Ac.
fEor. Chicago prees A Trihura
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EssAE nLDDlth having this Gay Dougna vi q.
y l.. Ruddick all his interest in the arm Of w m.
d X. L. Ruddick, the Arm will hereafter be con-
tinued under the name and style ct Wm- J. Rud-
dick. VIM RuDDICK.
"a JESSE hUDDIOK.
u Keokuk, April 80 lSso-mySd6t
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The New American Cyclopsdia.
NOW PUBLISHING,
A MOST IMPORTANT WORK!
AN INDISPENSABLE BOOK
FOR EVERY HOUSEHOLDER.
HUNDREDS OF DOLLARS.
MAKE EVERY MAN
WISER, HAPPIER BETTER
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LESS THAN ONE CENT A DAY
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IN ONE YEAR.
SIXPENCE ADAY
WILL GIVE YOU VOLS. A YEAR.
BE WISE, THEN, AND
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PRICE IS 90 PER VOL. IN CLOTH.
! PRICE ~ so PER VOL. IN SHEEP.
SIZE SPECIMEN VOLUMES AT
OGDEN, RROWrELL a. co.'s
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k0OkNk, Warsaw and AtUxAn0FAa
4NfsEffs# Packet.
TWO TRIPS ON SUNDAY.

JOHN DURaa. WM. G. K1ATGEH.
TURNS 4 RENTGEN,
FORWARDING h COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
AND GENERAL STEAMBOAT AGENTS,
IAvaa Kpcruv IowA
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pAOON YIDEs AND xHOULEM Tor
- sale by KELLOGG Bulge
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specially invited 70 attend the funeral on Tuesday a,r.
noon, at o'clock from the residence of her notha.
No. A Butler street, without further invitation
TEABAN-in Brooklyn, on Saturday, Jan. a. JouN Tn.
HAN aged 55 years. native Of the parish OF Paulstown
county OF Kilkenny, Ireland
The relatives and frienis OF the family are respecful,v
invited TO attend the funeral this Monday al twe
O'Clock, from his late residence, 203 Jay street.
Kilkenny papers please copy.
VAN VoRsr.--0n Sunday, Jan. Is, Mr.. CHARLES VAs
VoRsT, In the 25th year Of his age.
The friends and relatives OF the family are respectfuw
invited to attend the funeral on Tuesday afternoon two
O'Clock, from No. % Fifth street.
WALKIN0ToN.-On Saturday morning, Jan. a. EDwARD.
youngest child OF d. D. Walkington.
The parents. ferds and acquaintance respectfully
invited to attend the funeral this Monday morning. e
ten O'clock from 2cS West Twenty second street, 10
wood
$, WALSH On Sunday, Jan. Is, ErIcIA ANNE WALSH, hs
daughter Of Henry d. and Teresa Walsh aged
years, months and seven days
me friends and relatives respectfully invited 10 at
na tne funeral from the residence Of hsr psrsu No
LOB new lanai street. On Tuesday afternoon, hapass
Wilson Friday, Jan. 10, at No. soe Grand strssG.
GEoRGx WnKs late Of Trmg county Of niddesex, m.
land In the Both year OF his age
Ir1ng papers please copy.
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NEW Posi- OrFicE-A Post Office has been established
Pages Corners, Herkimer county, N. Y.
FIsMyG.-A hundred sail of fishing vessels are now
ready for Georges, in Gloucester, Mass, waiting the
arrival OF bait from Newfoundland.
LARGE SAIx OF NEGROES IN GgoRGA.-Five hundred and
thirty six negroes owned by the estate OF the late Joseph
Bond, were sold at Albany, Ca, the 9Th inst
average OF 81 OBS They sold in families and there
are still thirty TO be disposed Of One boy brought 6OO
and woman Geld hand sold for 50 500.
FREsHBT IN CsyEsEE RIVER During yesterday and
the previous night says the Rochester Union the 18th
inst the Genesee was rising, and gave indications Of
break w. Between four and FIVE O'Clock In the after
the ice above the city began to move, and passed
down into the gorge below the Great Falls II
grand spectacle 70 wtness and attracted great deal Of
attention during the short time that 1t was moving No
damage of any consequence occurredthe bridges being
generally and quite against contingencies OF
this sort II is hardly probable that ice will form again
in the river thick enough TO be cut for packing consdera
BILE taken out however, before the freshet Tnerc
yet plenty Of ice in rondoquo bay and the ponds in this
vicinity, that have fears Of short supply next
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TIE FAMILY HERALD.

Failing OF the Pemberton Mills at Law.
renee, Mass.-Over Five Hundred Oper.
atives Killed and Wounded-Debates
In Congress-Interesting from Utah
News from Europe, the Pacific, st. Do
mingo, &c.-The Roguc's Gallcry-Mar-
kct Reports, &C., &c.
The FAMILY HERALD 10 Its isuc Of "Wednesday next
will give full account of the Falling and Burning of the
Pemberton Mills at Lawrence Mass, by which Five
Hundred Of the Operatives were Killed or woun5cd-
Terrible Suerngs Of the Unfortunate vctimsNames Of
the Killed and Wounded &c, &c Report OF the De-
bates in Congress- Interesting News from the Pacific and
Utah. Interesting from Correspondent in St. Domingo
the Latest News from Europe Sketches Of the huederes
Confidence Men Countereters Burglars and Pckpcckets
Of New York; by an Old Detective; All the Local News
Of New York and Vicinity Of Importance Reports Of the
Cattle Provision and Money Markets, and all interesting
news Of the preceding week.
rnxs-S2a year; four cents single copy. subscrip-
tons received 1t the ONCE northwest Of Fulton and
Nassau Streets New York Single copies for sale a. the
counter and by all agents. Advertisements inserted
At the usual HERALD rates.
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TIE LATE HoMidpE IN JANE srnExr-vERDIcr OF TIE
JoRY DUPLICATING TooIs-The inquest in the of Geo
W. Church, who the night Of January 3, struck
the bead with cart rung, in Jane street, from the
effect Of which he died the following Sunday
cuded at late hour on Friday night before Coroner
Jackman. The jury found verdict that Geo. W. Church
his death by compression Of the BRAIN caused
fracture Of the skull inflicted by cart rung in the
hands Of Martin rooe further they found "Ssephen s.
Kennedy blameable for taking said cart rung from cart
immediate TO the Of the occurrence and for pursu
ing and striking the deceased while In nsensble con-
don.' The prisoners committed 10 the Tombs, TO
await the action Of the Grand Jury Toole is a young
man, about seventeen years Of age butcher by trade
and resides In Gansevoort street. Kennedy is about
twenty eight Of age cartman, and resides at 17s
sixteenth street.
CHILD FATALLY BURNED.-Ann Garvip, child about two
years Of age living at 200 Thirty seventh street. aocden
tally set fire 70 her clothes, Saturday evening and
90 severely burned that she died in few bours after
beng admitted to Bellevue Hospital. Coroner Jackman
bcd an inquest yesterday and 'be af, rendered ~.
dict IN accordance WIKI the facts.
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Obituary..



From the London Globe, Dec. %
Al an early hour yesterday morning, and after short
illness this venerable nobeman breathcd his last. His
lordshp, although mot quite the father OF the Upper
House. was one Of its very Oldest members having taken
his seat soon after he attained his majority in 1906 and
Eat, we believe, In sixteen Parlaments He was the
eldest surviving Of tho celebrated Admiral Lord VS.
count Duncan by Henrietta, daughter of the Right Hon.
Robert Dundas OF nston lord President of the Court
Of Session in Scotland and eldest brother Of the famous
Henry Dundas, first Nscount MevilL Lord Duncan had
four cons, OF whom two died in his lifetime. His third
con, Robert Dundas Duncan Haldane, succeeded to
the family estates and to the honors achieved by the
great victory Oh Cemperdown the 18th Of October,
1877, when the scheme Of an invasion OF Ireland by
10000 troops, under General Hoche, persisted with
the Dutch feet which, the fruits Of "tha great day
renowp," was either destroyed captured. The late
Peer chose bis place from the first with the wg oppos
ton, but seldom spoke in Parliament till 1890 when he
took some active part In the trial OF Queen Caroline In
1927 Mr. Cannngs death prevented his accepting Office
under that Minister with Lord Iansdowue In 1880 81
bis lordsbip was prominent in the discussions in the
House OF Peers the Scotch reform BILL and on tho
coronation Of William w elevated the rank OF an
earldom. the King being pleased, his special
and as tribute TO the memory OF the first Peer to adopt
the unusual step in the case OF new creation of giving
Lord Camperdowns brothers and sisters the rank ears
children. W late years Lord Camperdown has not taken
much part In public life and beyond the ample circle OF
attached relations and friends who shared his genial hos
pal:ty was best known among his thriving tenanry
and his neghbors in the country by whom he gene
rally beloved and respected.
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Court Charlottesville Day

SUPREME CouRr-CIRcrrT Part Nos 80, l55, 1867
1859, 37l 373 ST. $780, $751; 3s3, $780, SOL $685. $685. 397
$685. 49, 36 31s $685. $685. $40, 342, 34 3ae $50, 352,
364, $50, 1858, 800.
USrnD STATS DISTRICT CouM-Nos. 4s, rs, AZ, 3, g. 4,
l3, II, II, ~, IL
COMMON PiKAs.-Part Mos So go, sc, 49, 277, 2sl
2s2, 2s7, 22, 1888, 1884, 122, 1884, leo Part 2Nos 81
al3, 34 36 25s3, a2S, III $27, s3s, 3i3, 246 49, 75
100, 207, 274, $40.
OYER AND rtRMrNER-C Criminal trials.
SUPERIOR CouKT.-.par, mos 3o5, 1856, 275 1856, All
49, 49, 4, 49, AS, 451 455, 457, 49, 49, 329 ALL
Part 2-Nos 1888, 294, 32i AIS, 425, 1885, 442 49, 4a8
44s, 452, SO, $40, 2eS, 352.
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Drawings OF INC DcIAWurc bSNtC LOttC.
ries.-woOD, EDDY 4 Co, Managers.
DELAWARE, GEORGIA, kEsrucar AND niss0uRI STATE
LorTEniKs.
DnLAwARE-ExTpA CLASS NO. r. JAsuARy a. 1850
81, rs, 9, 81. g., 40, 7S, o, 81, ~, ~, Al, Ia.
DELAwARE-CiAss No. ~, JAsuARY IA, 1850
az. 40 "a. 1h. n, ~. 50. 81. u. ~. -. 81. ~.
"a eu-eis vi ii-o " % sils esAax
woOD. EDDY ". WiimisSoa. Delaware
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Holloway's Olntment.-Any Lady Az
hcted by cutaneous erupons may quickly bles
and restore the skin TO s All that necessary
insure to rub the into the parts
Mrs. Winsl0w's southIng Syrup.
Millions OF bottles used year In the United
States for children teehing with falling Relief
immediate and certain. Only Is cents bottle.
A Beautiful ComplexiOn.-Laird's Liquid
Pearl for beauyipg preserving complexion akin
can BE- tried gratis 1t $50 BroAdw
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FRANCE, BROADBENrs 4 CO..


Inc Legislature Of the State Delaware AT liz last sessou
ken 70 rrspce Broadbents Co lottery
weny years We the undersigned Commissioner Appointed
by ho Governor OF said 10 ss drs M
sad lottery 90 hereby certify that the following ara the
boTs drawn this day "'' sHo Hu
sussnx couSrr-cLAss IL, JANUARY Is, 1860.
3, rs, IS, %, SO, 20, SO, 8, rs, Is, IT, II.
CONSOLIDATED LorrERr-CLAss X. JANUARY Is, 1890.
40, Al, rs, SO, 50, "a, CT, Is, 81, 27, rs, Is.
SUSSEX Cousrr-CtAss H. JANUARY II, 1860
rs, Ga, 40, CT, %, 66, 70, AZ, &c. 60, 8, SO, 60.
GRAND CONSOLIDATED LoTrEsv-CLAss Two JAN. H. 1880
50, GA, 81, AZ, 81, 7, SO, 10, &c, SO, 40, 49,
witnss. hands at Wilmington, De this day Saturday
January II, 1860
JOHN DALE
ALFRED r vOOrTEN
FRANCE BROAOBENTS 4 CO.,
Wilmington, Delaware.
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Singers Sewing Machines, For FAINT
lies tailor and all manufacturing purposes unequsled
1hey arc more durable capable OF doing greater variety
q work and OF earning more money than machines In
The family Machines At $50 and sys arc attracting
universal attention.
i. n. SINGER 4 CO., l5s Broadway,NY
No $50 Fulton street brOokyu
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Brooklyn Photographs Unequalled. Ca
meoypes prety fAceA Daguerreoypes like miniatures Es
tablAnhed elgb yeaxA WILLIAMSON BROS,
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Trusses Of Every Description for Perm q.
nent retention Of rupure bathing Trusses Supporters
der Braces suspensory BAndages Ak Stockings Knee
Cape Ankes and AL surgical appliances scientifically ap
piled by MARSH CO., No. vesey street. Astor House.
New York.
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Barry's TricOphcrous II the best and
cheapest article for dressng beaufy ing cleaning curling
preserving and restoring the hair Lades, try Sold by ID
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GOuraud's P0udre Subtitle Uproots HAIR
from low forehesds Lips any part Of tho body q
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0ouraud's Oriental Cream or Magical
sAtisfActoTy. Beware Of oountarfeits-
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Herring's Patent Champion fire
and burglar proof saeA sl Broadway. Of Murray
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CristadorO's HAIR Dye, Wigs and Tou.
peeshe best In the world Wholesale aud retail Dy.
privately applied, No. Astor House.
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Card-Specia1.-Dr.S medley, ArticuIfst,
devoes exclusive aen ion the radical Suffering
and Stsmmering by electricity. Copyright secured Oice
64S Broadway. Hours 10 to4
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Closing Season Of Furs 1t Cost.
WHITEB, the Halter ZIG Broadway op St Paul's church
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Bachelors Hair Dye, Wig and Tou
pee Factory removed 70 l6 Bond stree. Private enranc
for ladioe,
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Boots and acknowledgement
Double sole, fur lined and wool,
TRAVELLING BOOTS. IE0GINS BUCKHKfN SHOES
And everything desirable for winter wear SOr
Ladies', gents and boys al
BROOKS, B7b Broadway and LEO Fulton street.
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o. A. Bills, Exchange and Commission
Broker No e 9reenwch street. B. Prizes In all egazed
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OF any now IN this country. The round, mellow quahty
Of Signor Beaucarde's voice most agreeaby
felt in the romanza, from the "Eisir dAmore,'
the two notes in which, owing to physical Affection he
is weakest beipgbut little strained in IT, We understand
that there well grounded hopes OF his recovering his
accustomed strength these and that BIO is about to CUB
nit TO surgical operation which promises that result In
the aria from "Niobe (Ttuoi fycquena palp, Madame
Albertpi created quito furore She sang 1t magpif
Gently, her fine decamaory style and brilliant execution
being exactly adapted to IT, She twice called out 10
receive tho enthusiastic tributes Of the audience 10 the
duet "Aira Ia Blanca Luna" by Roesin shc acquitted
herself with marked success, the inspring
reception that her previous efforts had met with appear
ing TO cali forth all the latent qualities which have given
her high reputation on the Italian stage is pity
that owing series OF unfortunate oorrscmps this
lady has not been heard by the New York public
There not many female artists who have appeared
here who hold their with her or the perform
aaces Of Mr.. Loretz young pianist who made his debut
At this concert, we are glad to be able to speak
in terms OF warm commentator He Is ma
tive OF Brooklyn, is only twenty one years OF
age, and has received his musical education at
the Paris CoDscrvaioire He not mechanical ex
ecutant, the great faux days with most pianists;
he has both feeling and sentiment and when he acquires
little confidence, win, we are satisfied, assume
high rank q concert player.
THEATRES ELSEWHERE Messrs Iystcr, directors Of
the English Opera company in California; sailed for
London on Saturday to bring out artists and fresh
operas. From Boston we learn that the Opera has had
sr and week much better than e first 'Dou Gi,vanui
with Mics Patu, who has made syen greater J.rvre In
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