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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-12-25

CO Farty-two divorce cases have been en-.
tered on tho dooke1 Of tho Illinois Superior
Court since May. Secession by the whole.
sale
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Old RESIN Emf BACK.
Il WOULD respectfully inform the citizens Of Keo-
kuk that have opened Tailoring Establish.
ment on Main st., between 18th and 9TH, within ono
door Of Clark's Leather Store, where am ready TO
do anything In my line with ncatness and dispatch.
l have secured the services Of my old partner, y.
McEvitt, late Of New York City. where he has been
cutting in ono of the fashionable establishments II
that city, so that any one wishing the style will
please give me a cal.
Youths and Boys Clothing cut In the latest New
York style, rs / hayea full Get OF Patterns from
the East JOHN FRAZER,
d,c2ud3m
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NT- Some hearfs, like primroses, open
most beautifully in the shadow OF life.
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rTThe earning. Of the New York Gen.
trail Railroad for 1860 will probably amount
20 81 200, 900
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8 r.. MIC LAS HOTE T.
GALWAY,
NEW YORK.

When completed, six years ago. the st. Nicholas
was universal y pronounced the moot magnificent,
convenient, ard thoroughly organized establish
ment of be kind on this continent.
What ii was then. it remains to-dayr-wirHour
RIVAL IN aizg, IL sUhPruoussEss, and in the
general elements Of conf 3rt and enjoyment.
The Hotel has Accommodations for 1000
guests, including 100 complete suits Of
pm time nis for families.
Six hundred persons be comfortably
seated at the tables Of it's three public dining
rooms, and nothing that modern art ha. devised
for the convenience and social qualification Of the
travelling putttchus tysH 5MtrrJt u ts plan, or ~
neg lccted in ith practical details.
| The carly reputation Of the house at home and
| abroad, derived from its magnitude, its superb ap.
pointments, and its HoAE-LlKE COMFORTS AND Lux
uRlEs, has been enhanced every year by the un-
weared exertions Of the Proprietors.
TREADWELL. WnITcoMB co.
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squatser Aoyer.tsnty Abandoned
The Journal publishes, with an earnest
commendatory notice, the compromise reso.
lutons submitted by Cri,tenden.
The frst resolution Of the series provides
that the Missouri Compromise line shall be
extended, and prohibits slavery in the Terri
tories north OF that line, and establishes
slavery In all the Territories now owned or
that may hereafter be acquired south Of that
line.
We have heard great deal about the in
herent and sovereign right of the people Of
the Territories to legislate for themselves
and to regulate their own affairs in their own
way. Douglas said that be intended to de-
vote the rest of his life to the vindication Of
that principle, and the Douglas party at
Charleston stood by it even to the disruption
OF the Democratic party.
Now, Crittenden's proposition is In direct
contradiction to that principle and complete
ly wipes ii out. BY his proposition slavery
is to be prohibited in the Territories north
OF a certain line and to be established in the
Territories south Of that line, without refer
ence to the inherent rights Of the people OF
the Territories TO self government at all.
May We ask If the journal lie really in ia.
vor Of this summary process Of squelchine
the remnants Of life out Of it's favoritt sick !
bantling -Tcrritorial popular sovereignty.
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cYr The ST. Louis papers say that the
State Of Missouri will pay oil the interest
due from that State on the LIST January.
From Chicago we learn that the Bank
Commissioners have extended the call on
the Bsnks-one quarter till the goth Febru-
ary, and the balance till the Goth OF March.
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TnE Dms MONIES VALLEY WING IL published
avery Monday al this ofce il OF the Oldest pa
pera In Icwa, and hasa widely exttnded circuls
ton throughout the pes Mones Valley, Northern
Missouri, and Western Illinois.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-12-25

! Henry CRY ~ q SsDveccratic War.
/ In 1850 the frs-eaters threatened secession
| and civil war should the Government ADM,
California a. a free State and refuse to ad-
NIT elnvery into Utah and New Mexico.
| In his great speech on that occasion, Hem
nv Clay said that while the Constitution re
cognzed the right of the States to establish
slavery within their own limits, il gave Con-
gress control over the matter 10 the Terrific
ries.
Should an attempt be made by the Gov
eminent to abolish slavery in the States il
would, he said, be just ground for secession
and for war of resistance. lie then pro-
decided
Far different would, fear, be our case, If,
unhappily, we should be led into war, into
civil war--if the two parts OF this country
should be placed in hostile position toward
each other in order to Garry slavery into net
Territories acquired from Mexico. Mr.. Pres
ldent. we have heerd--al Of us have read
Of the efforts OF France to propagate-what,
on the continent of Europe2 Not slavery,
sir, not slavery, but the rights Of man; and
we know the fate OF her efforts of propagan-
dism Of that kind. But if, anbappily, We
should be involved in war, in civil war, be-
tween the two parts Of this Confederacy, in
which the effort upon the one side should be
to restrain the introduction Of slavery into
the New Territories, and upon the other side
10 force it's introduction there, what spec
tacle should we present to the astonishment
OF mankind, in an effort, not to propagate
rights, but must say it, though trust it
will be understood to be said with no design
to excite feeling-a war to propagate wrongs
in the Territories thus acquired from Me1i-
40. II would be war in which we should
have no sympathes, no good wishes; in
which all mankind would be against us; in
which our own history itself would be against
us for, from the commencement 81 the Rev.
, olution down to the present time, We have
constantly rsproached our British ancestors
for the introduction Of slavery into this coun-
try. And allow me to say that, in my opin-
| ion. il il one or the best iefences which can
be made TO preserve the institution OF slavery
4 in this country. that it wac forced upon US
/ against the wishes of our anoestors-of our
4 own American colonial ancostors--and by
til xupidity Of cur British commercial an
cestofs.
Ia not this the precise condition oil the SO
cessonists ct this day2 DO they not pro
rose dissolution of the Union and evcntua
| civil war to extend tho area OF slavery and |
slave code--A WAR TO PaoPA0ATE WRONGS
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IN g. VAN Co.,

PHOTOGRAPH GALLERY.
WE wirb to announce 10 the public that We
w have on hand select assortment Of Fancy
Cases and Frames which, when fei with good
Photograph or AmbrotJps Picsures Of relatives or
friends, IN AXE about nice . Holiday Present. ~
anything We can think Of. We would therefore
invite all to give rs II call al our Rooms over Geo.
g. anderson a Co.'s Bank. No. 81 Main st, keo-
kuk, Iowa. NpLLEg d NANahIEkEN,
Dec lSdtf Artists.
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AnIrs RALMORAL BOOTS.

T,sss s.ceen, arsbs osat elsglnt healthy rah aoo
w,,,sr ,ric. can he ohtsioed tcAErRhbhs r, y
apOTs AND SHOWS FOR CHLpREN.-oAsthSttn
~ t,i suppy Of "fe- tooyeng' for The vonrg n",i "e
.sS dancing slippers" TO toe "ptns 'o'ther 81 Young
nFHFSCH CsLF-sKIN BOOTS.-Gert emen e,persne@ no
dasenlty m ak,pg Their ELECTORS Of pooeuafo an afss
CsHTRFLs Bs assortment Is very large embracing e"
inuieuse variety. a. -. ho,,, sb,.s
PRICES IAN fTt Lii sells oh .spo atd better ooo' a'
-. a,d ,Dps,s tnsr 10Y other d-Hur "a I wu -,
Tot ALT '-ChNTRELBS h q, No HIi Yo'utt,p', :,
IVe n Itth and 2hs songerieut OF aeces' 70 "a
II AIDES FRENCH SHOES. ,,.,,
TFFFnso.ho 3 Broad Wsy would respect MY soici,
b dic, az Ns@.Yo L. ard ou all pirts - the U,o1ry o
snJ examine BIZ elegant asso nent OF s IppR Pcss
con,uensnrata - iih trP times ,,...,..o
JEFsERS No SO Broadway, OBJ hetfop'it1n-
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-7r VIII SPEND 100000 BEFORE

x.y.rr WILL SPEND 100000 BEFORE
w orr oOIDE SHALL BE PV DOWN.
a. .hov remark made ey the pn Usher OF noted Kali
reea Ssos - he time s thi. Guide think th tee
Slc = To geide Sii hSte down pSt,ca.sry -
tlnr Stfle Ltst Of reds wrong in ApPs'0n'
1,sds ios O,tobsf lee;
0"FP t.sbuT.b, Tor wsyre soa chsso Railroad.
Ht,s,,I' ~ d Rli..ouii Ruirad
Crjcsro sud Rsok Island Bslr, d.
Hu4tneot spd % a k-t.r AZ.
W. dcte,t ana pbil.de phts RsEosd
Re1ss sssi sa h,irosd
q tsu ssud pieC'n hai caa
-., HeUsft,tic Bsil-0nd
~ tI.V ,'Tcf5sTt ulb BsiscsL
.s csycs,d I'D 10 do RaH.o =
Chcaso 90 North Wtttcn hSHr d
10 ~. Co. =, a Ni,,sulee Re,rosd
IIirri. Ceitr.l Il ,l1osd
chi 40 d arfoet AID Quincy hsthoao'
Ds,tsp X-ui. tud tt'ps 70 if 81 NJ
TsTS Hla ., alton ana $, Lsli' R.a o.; ,o,d
inSi,ra C.rtral Do, on aud Nost'Ih - nOao'
49, 10 Ns,i vile Reload
49,, soli. 4 ode aud Barring on kaluoau
6cIre, a. iol.d BE road
Mesusee 40 ssssppi RaiS1d'
south 10 Ai-c usiu NairgaA
80 HaEl ibai nd 81 yofeph Iau ,sa
South Csr,tba bairosd 81, MT,
Me- phis Cisrbs'il- a'd Louisville hsiio-a'
Alliances q Wet o1t al f1ad
Marou and vestsIn Rsii, go
Ash ia suo rlIrls heii 0a'
~ Sir "a, \tstsrt,es ard Ea-aboo Ealfos1
Chic,cL Love 900 Ne9Tsska hs-fsad.
Nite ~ POINT Rsil"as
pscin AID N.s i .Upi Rsilrosd
Iotg ltlald a. road
I,nnbrr, 5nt NoI@ak ktir-aa
EIsssVr,r.l 'Iuooi) R,.rcs1
WyAr sax THR PrEL,c - THisE or srCH GUIDE: r.
The al y o. III n. ttis cotGf! II Luz rs NA'1
e toe aesr al os oolts Oli'e No. io' Sr' d
usY. sud o.. sa!- eVtrywoti-.
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Zeal estate for Sale.

4 T ORANGE, N. J.-COUNTRY SEAT of 6
~ TO 2 the dspot fntcass improvement rich,
soil plr Of fruit pue soit ing gpter h sod cold rrind
through the building, Apply 70 PATTON Co., 10 w St
TOR SALE-A large selection Of FARMS and
Il COUNTRY SEATS Af2 oity property Ia New YoIs and
yieirty snd 20 Ws.t-ru LANDS for salo exshang-
CHICKERtNO Co. Real Este and General Az .noy, No. Is
WsD-It. Few-Vork.
TOR SALE--ln ClermOnt av., Brooklyn, near
Fu't,u-sv TWO HOUSES, finished In the very best
per; brick flroace IN cr- and u The modem Improvements
peehbohood The best In the city Inquire the premise
L'OR SALE-Two frst-class 4-story StOne-front
Il HOUSES n nh eide s2dst 6tbay., No. rs aud ~
West with rich pousO dooryays street paved ~ih Boim
pavement wife street Houses In resp CT rt class 23S63
es, Terms 10 .uit Inquire Of ROBINSON, No B3 W-st
4sds or SMITH No Is Vest 29thst No " East 9th
It,, the premises. To be seen q! oil hours.
TOR SALE in Brookyn--A HOUSE, STABLE
ard q LOTS of GROUND being the late .iiones Of
C1ss Turtle ceased This property 10 thu line Of tho
proposed Buh~k improv ment and Ia Of toe most de-
sss parts the Cityo Broosyn The gd.h 10 veil sncked
with Tnlt 10 fn bearing House large convenient lighted
with &c The whole part wil be- .oh FOR patio lars
appy HENRY y RIPLEY of South 5th aud LIST st.
williamsburg, or 70 NA TpITLE, no. "a Boskmans NJ Y
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A MEXICAN AND FOREIGN

COW TO SECURE LETTERS PATENT.
IyrEEEsuN0 10
IENINTDES AN . PAlEN NE Is.

ISTEEEsIIS0 10
IEXENTOES an PAlENVEES
I,varto-s y no hsvc iIproseDns whch N y De
s,rs a. ~ fe Lettcss P.n all do "si T. Der "a nn> "a
the .ripri ta of NE sCItN tIF ~ AnEbCAN have NAo
toe AsII 'ttOn 81 i1' ~
t,a,s I'D during have hd ec4os o' s1t 1-l-
tbs,- IT, ,d,.tr tie. any Ither FaiTpt eguc 90 ne
Init.e Suite 1t oud he absurd sspposr httl' &ea's
svD.,i.T., a Il g .rod PARALLEL tacilts - fdpl
ard ,vcce.sia. pee Of this apartment " Pin'''' ia
bpess Me- r u CO. rsve osde tnonsa"ds o. f'tsoat
eS.oi go :. tue 1T Pt-n Office toto tue on'siy
Of ,p.esoss ard f,m la Sh toe iaN IA IS 80 reg ia
mutation oi Eases aud ae na'tss ohy
;,..7cr. IN the " C0nntssiuef q tatonts ana
d. rnnn.r NJ, Mum CO h.ee ~, d rius m a
few scaf- tuces.fu. rrecotec hu"dcos Of ilrco co
Tbes ven DO tle sing .1ch sdg Hutaes snd
fsctirs 40 Pstat Agency the d Strs cea oneI
eous Inducements my iGvstt'r. oil tDs ooauu
to pItc-Ie iatsAts 'tilu'
Fr.,ce he ri ID P6ussia Hpdln houai OF
CIV Tho foreign country 0b-Tu sse Xi Mess ih q
sr6 Eusss ca It coo t. bisiu-ss h grea dispatch and
Nil moor poicst furnish needul ini na lon ether N
veron a. tneu cEces IN New HorG and washington 0f Oy
Ixentors u DO iii 10 personally consul. with MesTs Mum
Co can eey End receive promptly an nee iui az
~ cIs,re aud their letters il trrs ed conhdeutil
Prirrjn.l Uhi, c-No 81 P-Tkr, ", Newly ok Citg.
Braucf Ofce-C Of aCd S-y uts, Washington, ~ ~
opposita n e United States PsteuI Othce
Tofeign Offices London No. t6 q suc'ry'lane
Puris n D. 20 boulevard 1t Martin.
Rr.usls No % Rue des Eperonuers.
HINTS TO INVESTORS. 49,,
pamphlet Of asvics TOW 10 sec'je L.I r"en' 'us1o
fes All nuuu Catlols coosd-tHd CO nd ~utli
N,sss MUM CO. edno's Of fhe ocienthc American
AZ utga ky paper TOT inventors nsnuIeotlIt ana
meohS. les T-TiDs ga y's', ri & slE moDtas
Specimen uumb tie paper Tree, app tcstop TO
MUM L No 81 FaTk-rcN, now ok
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amnsemenfs,
A CADEMY OF MUSIC;

ICADEMY OF MUSIC.
"A CADHp prN = az WhLFSS BALL.
-,.r. az Sire OF bur d. d. OF prrsoos "oo "e'e "
to attend n KIN HALL GIvEN IL HONOR OF THE
oHA PRINCE or WALES,
,,o. ave happy s,stet a, arrangements hsye been e'
iected 'y WIN" GRAND BALLROOM,
with al the MAGNIFICENT DECORATIONS,
will be thTswp open { tht puhl % :. o.
Will ~ 10 DAY SATURDAY, Oct ~
TN, 70 O'clock m urt clork Durius those hours
W GRAND PR ENAuE CON- CERT
via be given - wt,cb ~ The oT,gnsl
PROORAaME or tbs BALL
w,I be- repeated By
THE TWO ORCHESrSAs,
ONE HUNDRED PERFORMERS
DANCE &rsIC
'1@ JOS NorL
The Promenade music By the
sEYTNTH REGIMENT BAND,
Under the direction Of heir sdrr
SlGNOR GRAFULLA
Admission to ali sfts Of tic house,
FIFTY CENTS, ,,,, ur,,,r,
FIFTY CENTS.
IMPORTANT NOTICE. SO,
IN order avoid onsion rash AZ the dooI tne puo
are parti,usii, Iequtste o'ch- the ii hes IN sdvau
Tick BE- ohta ned ia edition g. tue ieg"a u0Ae'
q. IA FOL OWil pste-:
Fifth AVtuue fotel, Iy'feU houseI
Union Place Bot-l. Gar, pdon 49,,
Coheuhoveo's Music Sscre, Luis S5oAfgSnGGeisS
BrtUsiI IIet AN'N'
FIFTH PoIds tsH ID
st Nicicss Hotel, horace 'S'eisS
House, clOts' 81. - ~
Roses end fox Masc Stores 10 BIookn and OF the doors OIL
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Gouscs ano farms mante0.

WANTED 70 RENT-A COTTAGE. with
W Ga den attached situated sie Sound between nth.
poIt ard Nee LIN or. Address statng terms C. TiLL
MADGE, saugtuck o. Connecticut Possession wanted Let
ofApiL
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Drintin9.
Spring Beos.
= ELLIPTIC BED SPRING co. a.

have removed Broadway 10 their new and ,pae9u, so
No l5i Chatham It, WHERE with greatly Increased lS'He'
they ahl- t. supply the demand I, their
UEBIVALED ELLIPTIC SPRING BED BOTIOhs.
Parties whs have been unable her tofore 70 procure our be
nsy order wi certainty Of receiving prr mp aention
The immense number Of Springs tod waaD as 10 feoucn9
the prce Of tfe ia size rs In addition hber disco mt
made agents snd dsssrs buying autes Every iesto
a invited 10 send for our descriptive ccum address
GEO. y. GRAY Se1TetsTyI
Ne ia Chattaul-st n. Y.
S-BEDsTTADg and BEDDING u lowest ossb prices.
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xB 0Oo A YEAR made by any one at cut

II Hl a f si.l made y any one ~ cgt'
~h0lr letiss suhabss figures sud bnrtc tlos with
chsel- and rouges large vorA 9th qua1iity soet
sJi" reti Tor $50 Square coppus duishing plate
ptrD pie iega bsmm and block With p for ideL
II nh and 4riu. s.e0c Dk al ucess4Iy INSTRUCTIONS o
cuue eli 1aes asing tson brshe, sod IN short the
vhole stem Vi cying the -uc businrB at vhpease,
With Sufficient trE.and too Of every deciOtiou
perfect -NcbaDg d zine free For The whole
TT sne aud plete furnished f0 Die, ali oatnJsd
The American Sirrci Fool Woke Sp .ingd-d Vsrm1nt
have ch ind n 620@0 invested exclusgel, in the man1c
tire # stencil Tools having the agst sni valuable
poTer IN The STATE with Uhe Of seventy 1--WE horse DO
sf0rdrg ust' uers infinite al sznt4Pns
SaJape- sd o.rtculsrs free Address 4 FULEAN pat
and Pcopii-t y ~ Mshant} Exchange, Boston,
2l2 BroAd~ay EewYofk or Spuu,hold, VI.
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UNO MANUFACTURERS, MECHANICS, an
OTftR5
LOTs Fon SALE At
EIIZABETHPORT, NEW-JERSEI.

Tis pot IL toe iugs ste c.n.rai E@lotf Of Me-"
Ie.y hy which direct eouueci so & secured ~h au ne OF
AID jen regions OF gia a1o With e,t Hs's uDef
ds,rts ali rjing these a3ti aoVfT coz man I any 'tnf
n. int on he s.Sb ard Il lrs toUy Cu1nt alton by sta
heat end railroad with New ioik faat 10 miles pr YIe'
With vste and sss ba'e very healthy ocs ION ald 'rrr .
rynkJ iarihuts Tor the estatln0rtt Il MAMIE r. ~
M,obanisa ades The subsfb-r oits tbs ut ~ qa "a
ties 90 uit pur ,bssss sOhe tns noth a't' ie
AID tine Of tayueit Mecbaics sBd Mt.1sctuers paricu
Ia w. sre qup.tee TO eXsuiG ID, CT utd Apo t.
KELLOGG, FEecI'o', No 20 Besyef-st ~ 7. or 70
JB. COOLEY, Agent E'iztbs hp''t.
1.-TWO splendid adjoining MANSIONS On Brook.
lyn Hiatt between FuitD end Walls, FERRIS No' %
and 81 Copi 5ia 4 for SALE LET together OF s"pi'ae
with pdy a. to p1rchase cay tsrO- hone pt'O 'ht
., 2O1fO bull by dGy's nsi, ispc ION OF ne o9ne
e3prefsy for HE and f-uiiye nDetJe Every Oct 81
uty or oman be- been fully ATTENDED 10 a'd hnsh'd
m re be Both houses folT snTts sh, rto'e
snd halustradss te Al wy h1nd-0h5
unndrn I-sr. L. app zran"r 80
no, surpassed by any of.imu h. Me- Toe ~igd,~
of he pa Zig tot iae ass XXI @ Que Jog
eyey iscity to the ,peniG aging pal iaa tlr bs'
the Narows staten issn5, toe ie'seJ shore To IA ooe
bis and falls OF the Passi The pincp, taucaSe I.
Of lid bIak valn l. cry beArti'u iumsd light ~
hisby ornsmeuted sn'e Of stained giss IRON ~h
Icna Iard the rizp T. fDd-d The 'ntrancr' fr
joty and tho principal halls lad 9th li7n marble ties
thrIuehou Tie egstCsy ept, md spite did 6t h'n OPEN
Inc on avn With every requisite Of toe u', ah hnGo-
Wal ers speakiI tubes om uuie cc.a s51 stories
Hot baths story ARD Wat-c -ests rom
kitchen al npper chsNer Goal vaults AID mid vine
We h all gh4d 5y patent iumipaors The qr i'e''ap oe
sen at all t!nes there In charge For terms Apply
TO HOMER MORGAN, No. 2Pine'st.
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IUk SALE-On favorable terms, ADD 10 guam
1es to sui. oorcbsss 50 scrs II tbs Bay "" fs, re,
iuej on sds ana st I Brooslen resrB Beg Ridge %tho
40 niout.s # Nsw.yc,k For mapa g.. nquir, Of b 4.
. BERGEN No 80 Pre- s
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T'HE MISSES BUCKYALL and NJ. MIIxs
4 se.tsctfaby suaouooe tss tseh SCHOOL FOR v0JJH6
LADIES, No Wet I'd Il roe orr.nizqd ,pd rrz1, ~ ~
,et1non o prs'A Prspssstoy School 'Orus part II ks

THE SCHOOL lately known as Miss SPAUL-
DlAUs Elizabeth Mes jersey has bseo rsoo1sJ a.s,,
En,betn, Oct n 1ssn
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TUB MISSES WALKER VII reopen thsR
SV9o,.l i Yong Lsss No iD N.siss
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V'HE friends of the lady who was hurt in Ca'hi-
rue t the eth int (by avrng frame thrown down
tbiougte csreessnss' Of iye desire the mares Of
30 aided toe lad Hsd the tcsus4 ton F'eY
yyi conf favor by calling r. REED, No % 60 lrt nd.
s. OF by .udnf thir 10 him through Box No 1863
New. tfk Pot Office
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OTAETZ Midland PORTIOYofth the PATENT

ITO LET, or FOR SALE-One OF the most
desirable LOCATIONS for F.rw lrjng aoi Store 6lsi
Budsn River far from New Yo City, vi all
the Dock sno Building in good od Possession
given ia media sly Ad5r-.s b. Tribune Once NJ b. Tne
above would be- exchanged for improved Clts Property.
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TOR SALE. The four-sioy BdcH oTOhE ana
LOT No lac Pesri st Wa e'rfed 70 sc oy .,s
Evertrs If Tlos surhng osc4,d, TO set tha ss,sts
nanire CARR6 HULL toe psmis~s, or o. JOSAFh o.
bRFNVgTER 70. 800 BoweE.
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CUPERIOR new brown-stoue English basement
- HOUSES ia Sob st be,o-sn slh and d4d'.2a ~ 70
SAFE on easy terms and AZ On suiy ci,.s 'so high
stoop Hone ne door from 5oay InI7re Of 81 C. hiG"'
No 10 Wall II
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MON LITERARY INSTITUTE Warnervi b.
Ten op@us Oc "a sor Ell cl rs ali 49, ,h o.
hasy,y Brown, No w Nassau \, Andr, W + d., 80
CHESTER THoRyE NJ pt,.,,,.
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T EAyEs FROM A BACHELORS BOOK OF

u LIZ. BY fhAESto vi
0a,sn,asd with the maIs Of geniDs II 5oston Poh
PStb5T that vii reach the hrat OF al u
aoen hearts AID OPEN hands Sooud welcome teo leave
fTlr REV y oker For sale by booksellers gehefA'J
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Boots, Gboce, &c.

A 7 THE FIRE, Nos 10 AND II ANN-ST. -
"a BOOTS aND SHOES Sill IHTLT sUGLED BY VA
TER, FOR SALE CHEAP, It JONES', 10 and II ANN,sp
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Danfins Acaaemieg.

40 WEST 36th-st-Madame (Ferero) JACK
EsT SONS privatA DANCING sCADEMg. Dayc 81 TIL
iien wEDNEsDAYs sni SATURDAYS AID MONDAYS ssa
~ UBSDhRS.
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TIME BURTON LIBRARY


NINE. bEMORESIs ILLUSTRATED QDAR-
vi TFRLY REPORT OF THE LATEST PARIS AND
}(RB FASHIONS, bqugto pages IuiftF, ing De's .
Boufe:s Sleeves C,ais Sacks &c, &C, and h1r-u' "a b.
rneD b. orss, variety Pie g.e Cents Sold every Eh
Ssltp Ie'd on r-ce'pt Of cent, or starps fsTy u -
scrpiou l. c.ns Thu Bp3l tIe Fashions invaluable 20
the rsde d,s-DaE.rs G1d I'D e. sueIsly Adires VI ne
DEMORFSI, No +73 Broad~ay N. Also, el-g4ot Import
PagtefLs Fsll Winter Fashi ready
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obstruction.

A NTHON's Orr. GEO. c. CLASSICAL,
~ FRENCH AND ENGLISH SCHOOL with Gymnasium
,nder special teicber and PTepsrat0y Deparnent NO
No 6 and Chster No 65 Broadway and at No l90 20 av
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LNAkM for SALE.-A highly valuable FARM
4 for grain trek n 127 er'es rustef N 'l uere,
NJ Y nj - OF the cty u.ga,n to1ndfj on sinpks
no, nj meas 90 .nau'-hocse bsro
c.ri g,.boose Sc al g. d f,ucin2 ~" Pfpry y
Po@e.sion 2st no en- ensuing J. MULFUAD 10 So''a
Of Piilsdelphis
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IRENCH PR0TEsTANT INSTITUTE FOR

ENAMlLY SCHOOL for BOYS, at Bedford,
Wr'tches'. equity, \. VA William On A. N, PHn,i.
psi Terms 40 session Next session Will op-u Nov. l.
tucusr. nav be hal ~ UNpERHILL esq No '8} Water.
NJ YATES go. NJ. l23 BroAdNay. o. The Principal
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DOYS BOARDING-SCH0OL, at Little Ferry,
I'D Bergen Co. N J--6oys receive parental care aud
boroueh IstnctIcn for @ 50 per quarter Next term opens
Nov l. For Circulars, address A b. WINANI, fiin-