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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-10-01
soIRa.. =. wilson.

r~oNk, Iowa. sep 80, 81.
EDITOR CARE Cry Tie Hon. James
r. Wilson will address the citizens OF ke-
okuk on Friday next lie is candidate
for the vacant Congressional seat, occa
stoned by the resignation Of Gen. Curtis
His speech will be a treat to the real low
ers Of the Union and the Government. a.
he is net only an able man, but man
whose whole soul is filled with sense OF
the justice and righteousness Of our pres
ent Government position.
Mr.. Wilson is self-made man, an able
and upright lawyer, and in private and
social life without reproach A few years
since he was a sadler in Newark, Ohio
While working ut his trade he studiet
his profession, and on being admitted Il
the lar soon rose to cmlncnce. Since h,
has been in this State, be. has been
member Of the Constitutional Convention
and Of the Senate and House Of Represent
atiyes. In each capacity, he won the re
spect Of his associates for his ability, in
tegrity and irmncss. The first Congress
sional District Of Iowa has been well an,
ably represented by Gen. Curtis 1t viii
be as well represented BY James T. vii
son.
Fellow citizens, come out and hear tn
fearless and able champion of the Union
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-10-01

Indianapolis, Sept. 20
The 42d regiment (Gcrman), Colonel
Wcllich, left Saturday night for Madison,
and 33d, Col Cobrow, left to-day for
Louisville. Several other regiments are
nearly ready for the field.
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Louisville, Sept %.
The corpse Of Capt. Abbott Of Column
bus, lnd., killed bya sentinel by mistake,
at Lebanon junction yesterday, passed
here this evening on its way home.
City quiet. No news from below.
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Col. Mulligan's regiment arrived yes
terday, marched 70 Benton Barracks, where
they will be paid off.
jackson Grigg, who it is believed
fought under Price ut Lexington, was ar
rested yesterday as spy
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PERsoNAL.-Col Bates, Of the First
Iowa Regiment, called on us yesterday on
his way home to Dubuque. The Colonel
has been detained by sickness from his
home ever since the discharge Of bis regi-
ment, but is now rapidly regaining his
usual health
1t would seem that the public have done
the Colonel great injustice, and we re-
greet that our columns have been the me-
dium Of circulating erroneous reports
against him. We learn from him. and
have no doubt Of the truth Of his state
ment, that the report of his arrest for
drunkenness, false representations to his
commander, or upon any other charge, Is
utterly groundlcss, and was doubtlessly
originated and propagatcd through misap-
prehensign aud mistake.
We saw letters from Gen. Sturgis and
other Ulcers, speaking in the most kindly
,Uaa. Bates, and expressing high
apIreciatioh~k1 his character and service,
anc vn earnest desire that he would agair
emf, be service when he sAould have re
gain II hei.,,;..
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-10-01
IF A stranger was pointed out to

TT A stranger was pointed out to us
yesterday as a suspected spy, reported to
have been ordered out of the State BY Gen.
Baker. But we are informed that the
person named was Methodist preacher,
who, in consequence of an injury on the
skull some years ago, had become insane
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-10-01

DAM SoLD.-The Bentonsport, Bona
partc and Croton dams were offered for
sale last week, but only the one at Bona
parte was sold When We learn the name
of the purchaser and the terms of sale we
will publish them
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-10-01
THE GATE CITY
TUESDAY, OCTOBER l.


This regiment left Burlington yesterday
and will be here this morning. The Han
nibal city is here and several other boats
were expected, to take the regiment to st.
Louis.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-10-01

EE About twenty men arrived here
yesterday from Dubuque, on their way
down to join the 9th Regiment.
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Imp rita fr m X ntNcky.

Louisville, Sept. %.
Hon, Horace Maynard, Of Tenn, is at
Frankfort.
Agents arc now stationed along the
Ohio river to prevent smuggling OF arms
into Kentucky.
The Bulletin says 300 troops from Ter
rehaute, Ind, have gone up Green river,
Kentucky, and have taken possession of
locks No and 3 One shot was fired
at them and the fire was returned, killing
their assailant. Many Union families have
gone to Evansville from Green River coun-
". A regiment Of cavalry from Ohio has
gone into camp near Coyington, on the
Lexington pike. Cynthiana. KY, is oc-
cupied by Federal troops. National flags
were thrown to the breeze from Louisville
aud Gait House to-day Seventeen seces-
sionists, among them james Is. Clay and
Col. G. Harris of Madison, Ky. were
brought to Louisville this p IN. and com.
mittcd A writ of habeas corpus III Clay
case has been issued, returnable before
Judge Catron on Monday Benton Orms.
| BY, a lawyer Of this city, was arrested, bnI
discharged on takingthe oath Of allegiance
| 1t is reported that some Of Buckncr met
attacked Union men OH Wind river, fort,
miles from Bowling Green, under Colone
Hawkins The rebels were badly whip
ped Inion men are coming 20 Harris
aid from all directions with shot-guns ant
kentucky rifles.
Frankfort. Ky, sept. p.
Senate committee reported that the ar
rest Of Ewing, Silsertoor and irwin
members Of the Legislature, was illega
and unwarranred, and have procured thei
release. The thanks Of the General As
seubly was voted to Ohio, Indiana an
Illinois for aid in arresting invasion 0
k4ntuel y
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DEAD AGAIN The Keokuk Daily
journal made its last appearance on Sun
day morning. Whether it is now in a
state Of suspended animation, or gone
clean dead, we are not able to say.
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PROPOSALS FOR s375,Ooo OF THE

4 CROTON WATER STOCK OF THE VI u Or 49, 49,,
YORK pSralpd proposals will ne recsisr a. the Compoe'
Uhiee until SATURDAY, Ri TO- ~ a. eoes, p ";
same pubcy opened fr tic Whole 9 ~ A
tho three hundred aud evenly I'VE thonsa ~,
the Croon stock Of tne CtJ 81 cow ora sun
bY CHAPTER 2 of the Laws Of 100 and by an oTurcr 81 We
Common Connc approved by th- MAYOR August llo or w
creAs the supply Cotton wsttr aid ehesns tho
worts i,T acrnniu'.iu. AID d.ubutiis tie sase;
Tie lid soc. ~ bsaI ten,t at he rate o I pe, osh p
abnnni payable quarter yearly, and tue pfhr'p VI"
able ihe day Of November, 1888 a. L.. - a..
The oposals III ststs the smount OF sto<A u'Au'u
o,ie ~ u ard the persons Whose pro-
poaI are accepted win he required deposit Sih h1 ehs
ba ~ m. cit within DAYS al the opening oi S
tie SUN ssrded them respectively hsiaons tho p"'"
tue sane. . NJ Al r....,rs. or ina Chamber
Lain n, eh d.n ss III, carries vi be entitled 70 GER
uhcat~s equal amounts VI mo p~ 'Asoo' ~"
Interest trou Inc dates ~ paynsn'. 49,, - Pc.
' ~ T,oon Water Stock Of tho Guy Of New-fors and
he ,,ms Hcoed IN second enveo addressed to The Comp
hs bt 10 reserved the part of the Comptroller 70 feec'
,ny or ali OF the bids considered necessary 70 pfoseo Po
mote Tue '"'''0' ROBERT 7. HAws, Comptroller
c,,x ~ Nsv York Departusn, OF Finance, - .
wy =" wv" Cenr,sollsr's Office, March 20. l,ol
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IIe QuenIfy OF tl'fe sTIcIrs bI1u v III % ft'lU
IeciselS stated. They will Prohso'y be about.
10 be OF. I'D for.

The quantities Of all be decreased duuished -
BE- nIsd- Tor echc quanie r sith guam iiss
the .r'cs require to % delivered those na'yads
spectiveiy.
Contractors not res ling at the places where deliveries
quir-d establish sssDces nj .uch Pstes nut no delay nay
frpius what be requie and wh.n contractor
fail. promptly comply with eiuision The Cairf Of the
Euelu Of Provisions Clothing fa be huthorz % direct
made supply the dehcency under he penalty
To- b. expressed t. record Of requ hign
dupo~is theEe0ia the Bureau Of rrov ns and t'h
either Of the ysIds Aforesaid a Dc evidence that
such -qu ,ion hs. been made snd rece we'd
offers be made for ech Article At each OF tho
o,,.ad saw irrd,, and ma case more t.n one article cou.
the os th. Chief Of the bureau will have the night
H. Of the articles cotStDed ia such oler and
re, the eAnder aud bidders whose accepted
pcsble will Do Gsnni ted 10 heu for -cu
ch contract returned to Tho Ia ~thn tive dyr,
exclusive Of tho time required Tor tho regular tansHioe u
the mail
approved sureti-s In equal to the e-'i
mated Of contrscis will be required aud
tSsGty per cent m IN add ion WIZ be Withheld om the
,mount II all payments account Thereof ~ collateral q fy
Se paa unl Il il t. Ill respects comrsd With eighty per
OF Ihs amount Of ell deiehs made wiz be paid BY the
Navy Agent within tb after blls duly authenticated
shah have been presented 20 bin.
bsuk toms OF p,po's be obtained on application to
the Navy Asrt, Port.mouh shines boston New
York, Phuadclpha sal imore Noriok aud Al This B9.eau
record dac,fe Of the letter f ming bidder Of the
acceptance OF bis proposal III DO desned pohcs"a there
Of Sitni the uesning OF tue act Of io aud h. e viii Dc
made srd accepted 1. cUnruity with this under tand
Every offer made bo sccompsn ed las Girct In thu
of Gong sag appropriation, tot the naval for
IL go royed oh Of August 1866 by wren guarantee
.rnrd by responsible parsons the effect that be
they shat IN. bidder BiJ-is will a. his thrr
bid be accepted ut3 obstab within five days with
good and suiCeut u-ties 10 Furnish the supplies proposed
The bur, viii not Obligated consider auy prop sal
peebcy Of the guarantee TO be es'd ny tic NS'y Agent
TIE Att+ao OF bidder Is called The ,amgles aud decrp'
lion required IN the t,pecon tor RECEPTION
Uttered aud the sample and consct receiving none ha iai
os thcm and he attention Is sso particularly oherfG W
the Joint resolution of2th March i4 ADD 10 ne a
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WatrbrS, 3cwr!rn, &r.
GREAT BARGAINS

SOLID GOLD iEWELRY.
The subscriber having caa The soci OF the assignee OF
InAnsfic,u sweis Ia 10 now sailing Solid Gold Jewey at
much pncr. than before offered
b lid Gold studs, ~ q .et, usual price, " 80
Solid Geld Serye baons ~ ~ set; usual prize, 81 So
Send Gold Scdd Pins, ~ each usual pftc. 90 So
solid Gold urb Guard Chains e., u.usl price, Sla
soi old Adelaide Onsd Chsns bJeach; usual price SO
Solid Gold Chateaihs Chains and Pins 10 ssch usual
els
Solid Gold Front Bracelets, IS each usual price So
G-nemrns Gold Vest chains, ~ each usual price. SN
Sod Gold Loctrts glasses IS each usual pic", -
Solid Gold Necklaces Tor chdfen W each u.ua price. W 10
And otter kinds Of equals low pric-s
GEO. G. ALLEN No. N3 Broadway.
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NOTICE 70 TAXPAYERS.-OFrl


NOTICE 70 TAXPAYERS.-OFFicE or THE
II CossI.so.Kks TstKs AsD AsIsssISTs. No u
Cban NeSN orb Jan lCl-Noite l. hereby Eiv-h
t.t tue Roll, Of Heal and Estate tn.
Of fork for 1901 will spenrd
MOnDAh the lith Instant foT pubc nsprc lon. ard wi
continue open until tho oh day Of Iii neat. i.oiuye All
order sy IN tho a.cssuois uay b. corrected
Aso oil per.oTs entitled b, law to reduction OF their
BY Of th@r Osipg o.reymrn of military
yccs aud literary charitable Institutions by Law exempt
~ arA4 rcqle-ttd nsk" application fer ruIe
e-npon previous to the closing Of tho rolls the Joh
day q April - .
The io~us section Of tho Act Of Ap H. 1889 Is pubhed
fsf the Information II taxpayers
sxcIIos DuDs the books sbsn be oren for public
50, p.ron ijeilng Lis, assved by tho sIsad ysus
hi. os. has. toe corrected IL
b. made e. RELATION 10 tue ed valuation "
real made 10 stiis sg the aound Of OBJ
lection. thereto aud the Conni ~ t ses examine
lLtn sontt add II IL -ir the Aases.n.ni l.
.ba the to be ecd lfsusb pOcs
1n ad- son the vsua Of peohs r'ts,
the shall eIAui I'd oath the said Commit
Who shall be authorized to aduaui'ts such oath Of
thu H. Ia their judgment the they
,La e.e the corrected and the Of such
believe TO BIO Just aud declare hrir de
within thirty dave ae such sppicadD shall Gav-
en- 70 No reduction shah be usts board
Superv n real personal es-e I'm
drr this act uul-s shell sppr.r under Doth srnls
the ieyed unable attend within the
period pr.scb, for tue correction OF by OF sick
L..s OF absence ON the cityLaws Of 5, chapter 81 Sec
A. J. WILL ,MSUN,
J. w. ALLEN,
J. w. BROWN,
.I..fnp ~ a.
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LII person, are hereby FORBIDDEN to trq;i my
~ Vie, LAyISIA LOLIt "a dehs To-, S'ea oy{'r
yiii he frcognD"d OF psid by A w LCsAEAs ~. "
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Go Ubom It man Concern.

IIpupj's rROUDFOOT VIII hear something
n 70 h ADVANTAGE " uins On JOSIAH sEAGaAVE, No.
exc
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IE NEW PATENT-LAW, u

HINDER THE NEW PATENT-LAW, the
~ .b,criber viii mike Applications for rf0 ,nd dls Caveats
S2d Government fees included AppeaD,
Issues feercss e,snoDs and the more dinirnl and com
pcaisd II Pa;rnt condtd usual Ao, through
i,sponsbe gen a. the different capitals Of Europe Patents
imo ton procured wen extensions aud
poli ion.. Zee. and zInus paid Ssgnme't' L.Gde aud
The hole round VI Foreign PsicnI bu,ne. conducted
JOSEPH p PRSSON No. Wallet
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lflt0ical.
1'HE FLORENCE NIGHTINGALE OF THE
KIIRsFRy

NURSERY
The folowhsss extra. rom letter written BY the A~,
Wiser, to tho German Reformed Messenger" :, Cham
| bsysbury, Penn.
BENKRACTREsS
THERE'S. woman In the pu,lc eye whose h.a Sd
,os been sssOc,trd in mind With tue Ysekse' oo.cx
ard Haribus But 1t Is longer asd dei 20
nom all such suspieiou' association 20 a. other
Whatever notion, nsy wOmsry decacy pro-
phs.y viii admit that alone the Nur,.he
Nune-the Nurse Whether sha hsse female psyss
cI,ns not question ~hi.h be decided by ,al
principle and q matter of taste. PIide prsJudnos
caprice and may well behave the'elve. ori
70 really thtre viii aso be supplyf there be ss
hg' there viii be coming Nature and Human SOCIETY
s.sy, ,elf,upplyus a.d though Art and Fashion may nsss
they cam o, prevent.
Mrs Window does not want 20 treat you gentleman
does che prescribe regimen for your wives but n~e.syp
pears Of health sud hs puess your
In the cradle IL there onythins Improper In that =
ten yeas experience boldly What or ns god 'os
sbabeand oughto be listened God speed Der
BILE but happy nssion She Is the most successful, bene
lille snioyed-her dotns parents eIo-psA
EN- the door her, aud Mrs. winsow viii pv,s
American Florence Nightingale OF the nursery Or this
sure viii teach Sasy to sly. A LEsslss
Mas, wSHox, for belOug her to survive and e.s,p. III.
gius eocins and teehns siege. We cousrm every
- A.. p,o.,..,,. I, r.,fo,m. n,sc,,-h, ~,.,.
-. -.r.,v ,... ~ 4, 0o,,in, -. -.
-. .c.,a,,, p.,.r,,,, >. n,oo., .I.od.n,,r .ra
other ueoc by ~hcn the babe /. drogred into .ap, ,s
De- ed dali and idotic for life
I'VE have Mr.. wia,l1w-know oniy tbrosss
the PREPARATION Of her SOOTHING SYRUP FOR ChiL-
DREN iEEiHlNG.' II We had the power ~s wesis ssAs
hef' " shs"' PhJ''a' 's'''' !" tue inS"' 'Ss
HIGHLY IMPORTANT TO MorHERs.-MRS "iSN-
LOWSSOOrHlNO SYRUP Is the only 'hins 'in 700 's' IVY
anon to . rs. TO Yourself aud relief aud help you, ni..
MAS WiNsLoWs SoorhiSo SMUT MAJ oesh ~
means Of restoring the dr'op'ns 'P o. many n0h''s
Thai, thu season OF the yea, to use MRS. wINsLowS
SOOTHING STRUT
To every mother VINO mas eI'd'en suffering mo-" my
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IIENi D MlsER, Auc'ionser

UBNNf y MINK, NncII7htef
MINER a. THORP will sell at Auction on
Va TUESDAY March ?6 lti O'Clock, at their sslero m
no 81 N..,sd opposi. the Pot, lsTsr ard gee Al
,.,ortnent II HOUSEHOLD FURNirURE. removed from
rofdhI SouYe.ieuce u sse confusing Of velvet brus-
aud Iu.r Care God Psof aVd tedf""5 .n s.
g. ilat'ioh Mshogsuy Blnk "ssut bed,.'Ad; BnrarS
ahs'-nd. AID Cai II " Hatr-.,es, F'ath~r Bed. foi'
siei. aud Pillows Oak sraE Table aid Cha s-iI Gar
81. aud Kods Diuns AID L-doou, CTocsty hicLen uten-
81. &c also r. we'd 20, wood Piano.. by city mann ac'
ri toKtier with three sui Rosewood aud bihck alnnt
PIlo ,d Library tuiuie made to order By the beat cry
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fcaal Notices.

IN PURSUANCE of nn order Of the Surrogate
Of the County of Newiois notice Ia hereby given all
having aims against ELIZABETH BALL RID late of
the Guy ~ Nrwi Ola, derea"d To- picen the ~iih
Their, Of subscriber at the The. Of r. GENET
r.q Nos ard 10 ?ns-s In the City before
the 2Uh d., 81 April u-IDAied New Y0rk, the 18Th day Of
October 100 obs ls~.mI hOhIOS, Executor
CUPREME C0URr-COUNTY OF NEW
~ YORK, STATE OF NEW-i ORk.-MlLES CHAMBERS
ss.n,t Alison ROBt rms. ARCHIBALD O. ROGEns
STEPHEN CONUN En- IT, ALEAA NLER J. WALnER
CHARLES EANAtNB, WILL lam SIODDAR1, and TIE
EAST RIVER DANK-To tho Dei-ndants named: Yon
hereby summoned aud required the compliant Ia
ths action gbh hle in The office 81 the Clerk Of tue CITY
sId county kewYork at the Cy Hall ~ the icy Of New
lmk State Of Neforh sud to copy ~ your
sd conplsiI tl sub e1bur. al hi. office No bl
Wall a. the tity q N-wY'h within twenty days aer
,eryice OF this you eicusr ofhe dag Of such
s-ryce aud yoL III Ia Ito ID complaint within
the sforesid the painn VA tilt. acJu all apply
tue r,i drnAndrd IN the coup i1-Dst.d Ssw
YoTk FoOruary 10, 1851 II. BOWIE
tlAittds Attorney.
The complaint IL N. above action We. hl,J 10 the ,rf
Office Cy AGd County Of New York the nineteenth
dsy Of Februliy la5l --Dstd New.NuTs. March o lsl
Mar. II, las jwM. H. II SOW T., llfatihs Attorney.
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- Ey DiNGEE HOLDEN.
OIYlcK.-so. 3 fin.-st and 40 "a Broadway.
THURSDAY. Mach J.. 1 81,

ati2 o'clocE q. the Mer, h.u,s Eich.nEr.
t,suti a COZ sTkY SEAt nj MaIn.fU Westcheger
CogIty-iDe r..itea. Of "ALtER .bAhEh e'r me
Aereoet. s.asug tur,. dumb hiris sSd all Ia den TN
trsvoIis. .bi. housa aud al outhuiius'
q .Latrd ieeou,tLs ur ffor tb. depot, Mo-
of lad leu lfy lid g. gsJd-H ~s tie rsre.i h6Wts
y,E..r garden sud the choicest fuits Ss'e 70 III ~
~htot f0r mays ard further PARTICULAR apply al the
oI.s, Of he A IctiouFsfa
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R.al Cetate for Sale.

-e
A GOOD having leasrhuld property down town
~ FOR SALE OF ENCHANGE ter a bN ELLlNG HOUSE
iISe =, ~ " 3itd-st. bud LeNtetoreV. So,oO
o"' : KlHSniMEii q NlLCUN, No. 315 4ih Nv.
COJJNTRY RESIDENCE, at SrRAJFORD,
" conn for SALE-Cons og Of modern Ceiises Honso,
ig IA VI choice Fruit Trees VITA from two
a. sx acres eb Ice snd Il convenient 20 the depot IL DOT sea
Nv atriI Sil be let Address u NHiIlNb SIaGo;oi o!
syyply 90 II g. ELY Amer can Hotel. Jeney City. N j.
COMMISSIONERS POSTPONED SALE of
~ ir.bc .CNlhY SrAf at 'se~ Bruins sisk. at
.ee at oc',o k ?. @ stihe h"l Of SITES ~ ~ ihe 81,
Of e~ trnnsV ick VIII he sod 10 thr highest bidder
teauttu ,tt" residence OF tue lde NIhos. yetGu
tine tive rte Trenton runpi and Codeyiaev wi'hh ne
G. Pse ie Abe farm consl's OF sixteen Iee9 acres OF
lana n the bsh q cnSE'i hch u large
pew pube dw house. With double puriofs ttirgIo9H
oipg 20 bedroom and kiiohru Ito inst hoor and hVs
LsIdsns bed I'D toer Carriage hon stable
sd otter ell In exeeeit OIdeT 1he premises
Id with iorest and fruit tIees u u wen cacu'
lated sntleus doing business la this city being iihn
lyc uinu,e sc the TsToai rtn 80 rrn iro ~nhh -
est daily. For beauty heshunes and coayeri-ce ~
20 surp.sssd toy fey, sgd opportunity
rueiy met wish. fhsr esrtit,asi igq"ire Of
PEUER z RU..AON, q ,o,pi.s,o,er.
IRA G. VOORHEES,. NV .Ii,uns1Eick
N JOHN SrUf 40.
OFF ABRAHAM REASER,
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Ghanrre for Business ftlcn.

DOWLING-ALLEYS for SALE.-Two beauti.
ID ful BosliDs Alleys with Fails Fin, &C. vl be sold low
apph nsde before TUESDAY Msrcn 26 at Isl 9Th
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"a. ABRAHAM REANER,
"'" No. sc Drosdssy new York

EARM for SALE-Situnted at Manhasset, Long
I,lsnd on Cow Gay mile north Of the Post Office, is
miles ftn New. OK with c0unubiCs IN twice DAY ne
Pam cqutas o. % excellent Lad healthy loca N,
Nc, FIud aud web Wa,sTed with he Trout Fond Ia front
az e ol.s The bay fu nshe the TEST Of " and Ola
Fish Irres variety and Wild FOWL in cir s-ssn Inquire
- No. 10 LsiaYete-plal
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Cutters, 6aroware, &e.

NNIN PLATE, SHEET IKON, ZINC, &c,
Il TIN and TERNE PLATE, CHARCOAL and COKE,
SHEET IRON-belsisn. Russia, English, American,
ZINC COPPER, SPEL1EH, BLOCK lin, WIRE. &c.
For sale By A. A. THOMSON Co No 25 waer-st.
VJNO DEALERS in HARDWARE.-ln conse-
au.ce OF the death OF senior hr Edward Coming
becomes fo The surviving part
ner to clos, the sfs Of late rn For the orsent un
arrangement & made for carrying on the h1'iDsss We hh
eel rood, AZ very low prices. cab for cd sir month";
notss send your order. 10 EpWARD CORNING Co,
No. NJ Duane 1T, New.York
p Son all reu.tsnees viii slow you snshsI W ol me
exchange
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TIE fOnowihsss extra. letter written BY III. Re-,
= Wiser to tho German Reformed Messeas,r" ., Cham
bsysburg, Penn
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nRY GOODS WANTED. Parties wishing 10
retire fom bu,pss, sell their stock hand for good
armi1g lss and bond aud mortgages cn nd Puhssrb BIZ
tsilng upon JOIN II. UHL, No > College pace
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-25

j. orto RENT-A vsushe fropey Of 9! acre. pleasantly
Sprsgiesd New jersey snort dstsure foni the
aud .hea an ffonr City by Morris aud Ess,I
Itaio no hou., ~ fret iss bino beside
(ne psIer dniseTro Kitchen SiIing and cisteTH Eter
brought Into The house App ~ at No. 452 feail-st
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KewRochele near ,hs Neptune House. Containing acres
ofid good house Of rooms carttge hoasr od garden
fruit srd shade The hou,s stands hb and ose the
Seup aud surrounding Country. Price r2.a0 tl:s0 can r.
main on he place Inquire Of A kEAYG N, No. e3 Sasssp
st. room No p. ROBINSON NewRochele, aud d. s. A
HILLS Es.leu.
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E'0R SALE-The three-stOry, basement, and
II sub.ceai UTow-stopefont HOUSES Nos Is. 10 and u
Second Place BooSni Los ~ feet "a iucls by l5 Zee, u
Che. house, f.hed 10 hoiooeh mau",r with Wit
Bath Rooms Marble BssioS Speaking Tubes Gas Furnaces,
&c se part Of the remain bond aud
InoIiraTe Apply 70 Il u hELLOGN. No ~ beavets, N
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10 PRINTERS -PRINTERS intending to star

in ou,inrss or 6eirs 20 repleish hsI chio+ "h md
they quite WAfrous. Metal type &C ifc
iii the tour A. es aud Wood Type o own M"uactn. az
The lowest prices Rive six buud I'd Fon u wood aha Metal
yre ruoh OF il good and an VI noJerh styles al about
half price New and s. cond baud Presses of ell s DC &c
Call aud see NJ BNeg MsIid giyou 10 Icha.se tor sec
ondfand P,e,sea J @. COOLEY Co.,
Pintet's Warehouse No. Spfdcest
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ORANGE ~ J.-County Seats, Village Resi-
" drrces Fsnms and vis sites geat variety VII ia
hour Of Counod ct To- fei aid for sale vei low by HENRY
Il. III ACh WILL No. - Wi laI-t. New YOrs, Otto IL
No ~ Main-st Orange. 10 p "a.
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