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White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1862-12-04

d ne District Court Of the Second JsdiciGi
District of the Ststs Of Kansas, sitting in and
for the County Of Dsniphan. for the trial Of
causes arising under tho lava Of said State.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-05-14

SUPPLIES FOR SoLDIERs.-Mr. Wit.
tenmysr, general agent Of the Ladies' Aid
Society, leaves town this morning for ST.
Louis and Cairo. She takes large
amount Of supplies frem here, furnished
by the Aid Societies of this State, and
will also get what have heretofore been
forwarded to St. Louis and Cairo, and, il
permitted to go TO Pi,tsburg Landing,
viii take them all to that place, for the
benefit Of Iowa soldiers.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-05-14

The Secretary of the Treasury has recon
mended the issue Of several millions Of
dollars Of shinplasters, thus initiating
the rebel mode of inancicring for th4
Government. Congress will probably acl
favorably on the suggestion. and then. i
it doec, good bye to specie altogether.
The Herald, secesh sheet in Dubu
que, edited BY Mahony. seeks to stigma.
tIxe the Government and destroy it
credit, BY such Aings ~ the above. III.
Buchanan Administration robbed the
treasury, surrendered the navy yards
arsenals, arms, forts and mints to the
traitors. and now when . patriotic AID.
ninistration is straining every nerve Il
". establsh the authority Of the Govern.
ment, the minions Of the reasonable
Cabinet Of Buchanan obstruct and villify
the saviors Of the country.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-05-14

|. o. o. F.-Ths Members of Keokuk
Lodge No. ID /. o. o. f. are notified to
meet At the Lodge Room at 4 o'clock p.
n. Of this day. for the purpose Of attend
ing the funeral Of Brother H. g. O.Brien.
The members of puckechetuck Lodge
and Herman Lodge, and al Brothers in
good standing, are requested to attend.
J. B. OaDKS, Sec'y.
May 14th, 1862.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-05-14
ss. Lsais Market.

80 Louis Nay 10.
Gyoceries-Ths stock Of Sugar h snai In this CITY.
aud the market is hrmer With 4snots businsss. We
quote q ek4l0c Rio Coffee queso3 II 20D29c. Re
boiled snd plantation Noiasses NOM. Rice, india
7e; Casolina, &C.
Refined Sugars, Ae.-B1icher's Sugar RehBfng Com.
psnys Circular OF May 10 gives the following prices
Loaf Sugar double refined, I1c; Small Loaf, o, III;
Crushed sugar double rsansd lice; Do D. III; Crush
Cd Sugar, G. nie; PowdsrsA Sugar, double refined,
IIac; Powdered, c. liHcs Hsaaed White sugar, o.
lie; Refined Yellow, A, lo3c; Golden Syrup. bbls.,
soc; balf bbis &c; kegs eoe SuSarhoass Syrup Mo-
lAsses, bills, 49, AaA ks,s., sors kegs, SIC.
wooi-Wc qao4s aaisvs aavashed, 10 V 20 cents;
washed 309 2sc; pulled SoD3sc.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-05-14

From and asfsr Saturday Jan. 1ssh, no raiirosdsaY
stage coach, or vehicle running west Or westwardy
fssm the Mississippi river, orinto North Missouri will
bspsrmtttsd TO carry freight pAssengersfrom kso
kak without the stctest compliance with the rsgula-
lions VI the Treesury Department, II wAshingtSs.
which rsauirs thai.ai fIs,gAts, Of ~hateyernassFs
sxcsps snch may be under military orders, shall ~
eevsrsd b. Custom House permit and that all bag.
eAxs If trzHsarE Enxtt " sad any
scaled ~ Custom House oGcer."
Tbs nndsrsignsa wiliissu permits Tor the trass-
portsion Of aigoods destined for props
pisces with The least possible trouble DELAY, snd In
sps and seal Aiibasssss essihs The city
In mAnserto the esst trouble consistent IN
lhs end desired.
fhe ob3sc aimed ats to prevent any aid assiss-
aaos. ~ commusication with sny perfenA directly
iadrsstly, disioyalte, or In against The fsdsl
Oevsnnsat. John sfAkNus, ssyvsyvs,
cusson Hosss Ksokuk. Jss. -, ieoR.4sf
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-05-14

The telegraph tells us that the people
Of Kentucky are being excited against the
Government snd that their loyalty i much
imperilled by the action Of Congress and
the President.
II We remember right just such an ex-
element occurred in Kentucky when the
President called for troops 70 protect the
Capital and suppress the rebellion. They
will get used TO it after awhile.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-05-14
THE GATE CITY.
WEDNESDAY, MAJ IA.

SEE THE "X."--We will hereafter
mark an X on papers to indicate that the
time Of subscription is nearly or quite ex.
pired; and when subscribers wish 70 con-
tinue they will remit Immediately.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-05-14

~ Who doubts that Dodge aud Jones
and Aahony and Floyd and Rabbit and
Hill, and that stripe Of men, will b. the
chief fuglsrs Of the vallAndigham Dsmoc-
rscy in Iowsl And who doubts that
those men would prefer JEFF. Davis and
the s'corner stone" Constitution Of the
Southern Confederacy to President Lin.
ooln and the Constitution established b.
esr ktAers. What pass will the Dom.
ocntic party. which was demoralised and
disatAped by the Buchanan and Floyd
adniaistration, be brought 70 under the
nanipalations Of the Vslbndighammersl
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-05-14
81. Louis Live sssck Market.

81. Louis, May TO-
Beef Cahis-Thers has bssn poor supply and m
sctve demand during the past weak with safes d asl
At o. 5s13 - 100 - gross and extra choics By
s4ii to butchers Il ~ 50.
HoEs-Supply fair. and sales Of lots q l03kc 2 D
nst and by retail 10 butchers ut &c.
sheepIn small supply, and sales Of sheared u go
IS = hssd, and With wool on ~ - 5oas, accoqiAs
70 quality.
Cows and Caivcs-Demand moderate and prices
ranging o. eis03O according 70 quality.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-05-14

~ The shower last night was very
refreshing. and little more Of the same
sort would have been very acceptable.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-05-14

The DOG WAR.-The war on Hogs
and Dogs began on Monday, and is car
ried on with great spirit. A large num-
Der Of dogs have been killed, and it il
dangerous for any canine to appear on
the street without callar, duty licensed
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-05-14

Deuglas Democrats Prescribed.
]. w. Forney, Clark Of the United
States Senate, and E. n. Stanton, Score
tary Of War, the ablsss leaders Of tho
Douglas Democracy in Pennsylvania, are
now giving helrty support 70 lr. Lin
coins Administration. And a. conse-
quenee, the VallAndigham press through.
out the country are INDUCING in the BIT
.--e-. .;--dc: ;S.ins: them. IA ~. -;
alone the Douglas Democracy Who b.
lieve in crushing out rsbelhsn and pm
ishing traitors, and Who regard the live
Of loyal men 40 more sacred than the
slaves Of traitors, may see m indication
Of what they mast come % il they unite
With ~ Valhndighannsrs.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-05-14

81 The Ladies' Aid Society Of thi,
city gratefully acknowledge the receipt Of
$1,000 in money by Mr.. L. w. Taylor,
from the citizens Of Birmingham, lows,
for the benefit of sick and wounded SOL
dicrs in Keokuk. Also Eve dollars In
money, by Mrs Allen. from the Ladies
Aid Society Of Iowa.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-05-14

~ Gen. Blunt, Of Kansas, has Issued
An order which calls ill officers and sol
dieD to enforce the laws Of Congress and
the laws Of Kansas, BY putting down the
nefarious crime Of kidnapping. Colorsd
men can no longer be stolen from Kansas.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-05-14
lsy TELEexAfH.1
New YoE1K MaraGet.

New York. May -.
Fionr-Msrkss Sc iswen sales st a. 50o4 8 ~ sa-
pe stas ~ 7oo4 IS for Extra stase - 500 s fer
su ,er Western; ea.oD4 % for Connon 10 ns6ian
Extra Western; eIa5 IS for Shipping Brasds Extra
r. n. o. @a
wAeat--Firner; saiss Of aT 600 bush. At IS for
White Michigan; III for Club
Coin--rirmer sales 1t 5l05s for Mixed Western,
store and delivered.
whisky heavy and lower at 24394ic.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-05-14

JIMMIE WmrrLE, Chss D. Morrison, Mas
tcF, and KArR CAssEL b. w. Davis, IL
Master, are now making regular daily trips
Sunday excsp4ed) between Rock Island and baven-
port snd Keokuk, leaving sach end Of the route Ut
o'clock m, making sure connections with Kspknk
and ST. Louis Packets for 81 Louis, The sssaners
Add. Htue and Bill Henderson for Galena and Dubu-
que. may6-d
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-05-14

RoLLA FIRE CoMPAnY.-There will be
special meeting held 1t their Hsil, Wednesday svs-
ming, Nay 9TH. full attendance II requested.
WIN. ABBOTT, Prss'L
EHARLKa SUUEry. HScsy
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-05-14
COMMERCIAL,
BA1Ey 0xrs Gsrv 0yyygS,
hook Nay IL. u.

KsoK-K Hay IL r..
Weaiher very warm, and rivef faiIiss ysrnsrs
busy and trade 1ull There few ehasess - note.
wool growers win notice Mr.. Pottsrs sdvattssmsst
He has the means to purchase all hist o6sn WsSivs
Wholesale priees below.
FLoUR--sspssass q so;sprn swhsatsxtra $500
Fall Wheat Extra ~ 50.
BRAN ANDsHoRrs-so l0c , 100 ~
CoRK--ls to 9oc bash.
RARLEY-2sc.
WHKAT-ln good demand. Pail 7ssso; spria. $
70 90.
RyE-23s 70 -.
OATs-isc.
PoTAToEs-isOssb thsioad .rss.sieoss SO.
sU0AR-Nsv Orleans fair .si0i0. prime 10
IL; elasiAe6 IN. crushed and loaf 10oI3.
AoLAssEs-Piaatasion $3.50; sug.rAoass 430sA
Colder syrup 70D73c.
CoPFKE- Riosi02sc; lava 9s13G Laguyrae4oas.
RlCE-91lOc.
soAP-Palm O.. Family sxs. Gsrnas tcinl N
o7as.
cANDLEs-siarl $50 49, stearine "a, Mould 10.
LARD--t ~ &c; xstaiI6 70 &c.
BuTTKR--Commone17A chcieslO ,rs&aill9k Dis.
rRovIsI0Ns-Shouldsrs 9kM9; Haas u 10
clsar sidss 4; nib ssAss ITO n.
LEATHEK--Sols 1sO1e; nasnsss9603o.
HIDEs-Dry n0l2s. ssssn 40 -; grssa sheep
pelts 2sc0i ej; green hog skins lse.
nAY-Timothy, - oOG7 ~, baled - zoe I'll
Prairie a eo0S -.
Enthusiastically u %; Flax Seed sI0o.
0NlONs-3S140c.
EGGS--4 to NC.
WHITE BKANs--In zoo demand, soeOolss.
TEATHERS-3d D25.
FRUIT Dried Apples u as0el soS bssAsl.-
Dried Peaches ~ 7s0 o. So Rxisns o. 600 Ds TO.
TfET De- -A..y
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-05-14
Hair Metal uatr Nets II

Hair Netsi 1aiT Netsyi
A large llpck Of Silk and Corded Hair
Nets, just received at the cheapest store
in the city. Kept by
DIT. HARRY HILLS.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-05-14

IANUEL POLLOCK,
WAslssaas ANA nssaiI
|@ n q - 1 H !.
MS MAIN STREET,
nevii-d KEOKUK, IOWA.
JUST RECEIVED.
q srs White Fish and Trout, inspection Of Isea, and
fol- sale low, By SAMUEL POLLOK,
msyp-d Ile Main BIZ
HYDRAULIC CEMENT.
-. SAMUEL POLLOCK z. Z, .l
[HUEGARIAN GRASS SEED.
.ar.slof article. :. eAH.L PoILock's,
msyS-d lls Main g.
DB0 BOXES TOBACCO BEST
" SAMUEL POLLOCK,
msya-d iis Main s..
HILLS GERMAN SOAP, GATES
j Il MATCHES EXTRACT or COFFEE,
tail. By SAMUEL POLLOCK,
n.ys-6 lle lain -.
rOAL OIL! COAL OIL
Is erls in aors and for sal. :. lev .. The lowest, By
SAMUEL POLLOCK.
MAYED lle Main st.
| ~ DENMARK CHEESE,
For sale by SAMUEL POLLOCK.
n.rla-d
NEW GOLDFISH, MACKEREL L
IN nERRlnG,
Per saIsIov.Sy sAA'LPoILocK
EAA BBLS. kANAWHA d. LAKE
Perssic BY saM'L POLLOCK.
NUGAlsS, TEAS AND COFFEES.
~ yorsalsiow, by
|nUINCY FLOUR, Eagle Mills
NJ Rye Flour, 0rahan Tioar. For salsty
noyll-d 0An'L POLLOCK
WANTED-2O0O BUSHELS NAVY
w BEANB,
By sAHL POLLOCK.
+" AHTED ILLINOIS + WIS.
w cosSlx MONEY,
xev.m lis S.in-...
IT AW BOOKS,
1I story on Prenissory Notes,
kent's COumentaries,
. BArboar's CHANGER, Reports,
OGDEN, BROwKELL 4 CO.'S
Cfry Book sroan,
sepld - Main street.
|GoLD PENsl
Jnst received per express 40 assortnons Of Morson
celebrated Gold Pens, Tor sale at reduced prices Il
I he
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-05-14
90. Lenis market.

B., L1ais, Nay II.
Flour-very Inactive, and few s6lss. City double
extra % IS per sack; Country double ~ Is per
Dbl; Country extra e365
Whess--Chsacs fall grades seady, but other kinda
Gull and dsseping. Sales Of spring u 6 TO III Club
70 70 q, Fall ~ 70 n.
Corn-Declined h -. Sales at n.
PssA--salss Of n Isis Mess st 40 7s; ~ bAls n o.
y - Is, and - bhls namps It - 50.
BassnSsis n % hhds city sursA Nh sidss q SIC.
Lard aisof - pigs country No Il u 6s.c
whisky-salss comprised i93 bbls in lots, ana l7s
Do 70 arrive, al st -.
Hides-Dry nint l3c dry saited lie.
HAy-Drooping. Bales Of 20 bis n d. and 70 DO n
u 10 p luQ ~.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-05-14

-. Louis Horse Ana Mule Market.
D1 Louis, Nay 10.
Geo horses, suitable for Government service, and
ane carriage horses. are In good request bus common
10 yes are dull. We qnots Cavalry horses Il o0S0
LOO ARTILLERY d. At tloo0iie Csc osrrisgs q eIs6D
10. Mules are Asli md selling Il eoo0a6 There u
no sale for maiss under thrss years oId 0ovsfnnept
Is bsying none but whesf mules. Wilss WooiruG
ssld six extra hne larIs mules st ele0 eacA. Sales
during The week Of 500 horsss and a6out 60 nules.
or the mules 80 wsse shipped to Cincinnati.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-05-14

Iswa Soldiers IN Quincy.
The following lows Volunteers were
brought up to the hospital at Quincy the
ether dsy BY the Steamer Blackhawk:
John w. Parson. private, Co. /, 18th.
]. q. Schoonovsr, G.
G. 1. Brockman, I, "
Pat H. Mahony, III,
N. F. Curtis, !" D,
Heinrich Karstens, corp. X, 10th.
VIM. Spencer, private, /,
J. holland, A,
Richald Livingstop, corp. A, 18th.
Herman Hinkhsus, private, !" /,
Francis NJ Stretch, A, "
b. F. Btadle, D, 9Th.
~ The rebels have been running till
1t last it is evident that they have about
run their course. 4 Louisville Jour.
~Little or nothing d heard Of the
South Carolina troops IN any Of the late
engagements.- Low. Jour.
- The rivers and the rebel forts are
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-05-14

- The rivers and tho rsbel forts are
rapidly falling Lou. Jour.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-05-13

NIBLOs GARDEN
IN ~Lcs and Managers
f. l. Davenport. u. G. jarrett w. Wheatley-
FIFTH WEEK
of TIE
ma ificent Oparac Sp clac!e,
THE ENLHANTRESS.
Uncqu triumph.
Continued su
and brilliant reception
Of the
y0nny American Pima Donna.
MISS CAROLINE RIcHiNGS.
Enthusiastic pl0,idts
nightly greet TIE Tcrsch movements OF
ANNErTA GALLETFf,
The best cans use on the Amer can Stage.
This evening for the first time,
MISS RICHINGS
viii sing Bencdiet's ceiebra ted Song OF
THE SKYLARK.
The grand aria fr.m lies vespers Schemes
LA SICILIENNE y by MISS RlCNINGS,
received always with
THUNDERS OF APPLAUSE, fe
will be sung every nigat.
First nigh, of
NEW GRAND BALLET
NEW MAsoGEnApE SCENE.
MR.. PETER RICuJNiS As DIX. MAFHANASICS.
NEW AND SPLENDID SCENERY.
FULL OPkRATlC CHORUS
SPLENDID BALLET.
AN INCREASED ORCHESTRA
EXCELLENT DRAMATIC COMPANY.
Admission, d. Circle and PArquei. 90 cents
Secue I Iar Ii"t Sttis ~ cent
Family Circle, entrance Crosby street 20 cents
Doors open st quarter past u TO commence al Ia O'Clock
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-05-13

NATIONAL ACADEMY OF DEsIGN-TiIE THIRTY
seyrnih annup exhibit Of the National Academy OF
Design Consisting of Original Works BY Living Artists IS
now oen for the at the Galleries 90 Broauway
season tickets 10 cents Single admission 2jscnts
'ea'e T. ADDISON RICHARDS,
Corresponding Secretary, n A.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-05-13

A RTIFICTAL TEETH BEAUTIFUL SETS. OK PURE
N sxe oAly -; fine gold aud patina S25: warranted
equal suy work "a NV York Single teeth, si Tscth
filed ana extracted without the least pain aud perfectly
harmless. Genuiue bono hlins oaly 30 cents OQce I5s
s,th avenue between Tenth and cvenh sl.eets More
moval Dr. LUfhEh, Deh'ist.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-05-13

ETlFICIAL EEfu.-DR. DuRkiN CONTINUES TO
IA Teeth in TWO seconds whhss PAIN with his
Beuunibng Fluid aud Electro Current. No extra charge
temporary sets extracting Teeth inserted without
extracting improved atmospheric pressure
plates Chemically pure choroferm AMI eher Administered
without danger Please call and cxan.ne .ecinens before
opposite West Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-05-13

AN AMERICAN GENTLEMAN. AGE THlRrYFouR
~ yeafs ~ possession aqtcfae wealth, 10 dssrons ~
nfTespcnding WIN ~ - sy nnder Is years, o. refine
@ent snd Eelasd - swl.s - rsspetatty and slriay
gtuatsd and tgclpei . AtiEy R.forsncs pedigree
- be given on matss aslusiSNnos Address s.J. T. D..
1fersd ONCE. -
IA NY GENTLEMAN VISITING 70 MAKE THE ac.
vS1 qrsinfauee ~ f'e fsr luvRa I4ty ,~t vley "a
aiassy Gao d % ~ stoissslrs Noa station spslns
nAssk " ''"S
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-05-13
Cl.OTIfING.

A RARE CHAECE.-LADIES AND GENTLEMEN, IF
n you wish to get the iu value for your Cloth.
ing &C. the best you 10 Is to call the
well known dealer, b. MINT, 265 SIKH avenue There
you nay he sure TO receive 80 per than any
other dealers BDo IN, believe the false prclenicr rs
w,o offer - for silk SO for coats 81 for pants
as 10 is sGreiy humbug Ladies' attende By Mrs MINI
Please remember 2S Sixth avenue, between Seventeenth
and Eighteenth streets.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-05-13
SALES AT AUCTION.


A UcTION sALE-R W. wEsrc0rr, AuSIito;Skggh'
a LARGE SALE OF MAGNlFfr Emf FuRNlddhE
THO ELEGANT kosEwOopifA Rlok sliIs'
"a So. satin an uncA ntv sic.
8TATUAR f tkBIE TOP CBSTftls AND rir.n - n1''
splendid God Pialoorte, ooi anI ,oss',
rhasniaceni agercs ereiares XII. s. S"itN's'
Bronzes. Sfatnary aud beautiful
r Ornaments Vases, Sr &C.
10 BE- oerempio;iy sold Tor cash,
this Tuesday afternoon az o'clo.k pre- srly. ..,
., M Ava s.rv residence 80 West rwentynrst street.
~ 'n' "'e set'rean seven b and Z ghth avenues,
10 be nned ai.y consist ng oi masnieeh. ra
hetnan aaeres cost S2 Statusry Aarbetop Centre, sofa
an pier rblr snpcra oot fianofore seven o. az
nseher's n ak'r 3i01 with Cabinet Stroll and cover,
fur elegant Pier mantle Mirrors with Slabs and laoe'
pa AK and Curtains. rich French Shades SOLO rose,
who'd Par.or Salts in hrocatel walnut do IN reps ladies'
French Esreors Marquetsle and Bots de Rose cxness
rosewood Tse -Tees Brcnxes elegant Etaere
and SO pairs French Work Tables rsisn and
Bslue Ornaments with valuable collection Oh rannss
Marine Views by Northco.t; Land scopes Sc bronze
Lanteners Corner ageres, Turkish Chairs 70 match
DINING ROOM, CHAMBERS AND llbkAhS,
tension Table, OAK dining Clar mar
Buffet rich Bohemian china Tea Sets, &c. 10 match
ivory Cutlery Syerwae, Casters urns Spoons,
FORKS ruby cut glass tsoblets, Chamagnes.
Vines com asorments or ricn cut ass rosewood
Beead superior hair and Mattresses oval Mirrors,
chamber Suits bronze Clocks Sofas Lounges spring seat
and airs Rockers Tables, elegant DIS and
Bidding Brussels and ingram Carpets stair Carpets nal
chansber and other Furniture, not enumerated
N. B-Special attention Is called 10 this sale
As the furniture il as good as new
And VIII be rcmptorily sold. Catalogues AZ rouse.
Reliable win be In attendance 10 cart PACK or snip
&oods for purchasers
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The new Sacnet,, Dy ISHERWOOD. VIII CONSIST OF
Saloon and Drawing Kooni house OF Monsieur Des-
chm p,lies,
Exterior Of the Golie Lion Ian.
The Widow Melnottes Cottage.
View Of the City OF Lyons.
Programme for the week:
SHE sTOops TO CONQUER
THURSDAY (irsl time hers) Eulwess great play Of
MONEY,
With Scenery Dresses and an unusually strong and
coNI lete distribution.
LADY OF LYONS.
SATURDAY (sccond tiMe.-
MONEY.
Family Circle. 10 cents
Boxes and arluet. 30 cents Orchestra Stats.
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y; LEEDS, AucTIoSEER
JAMES N. MILLER, AUcTTosEER

JAMES N. MILLER AUcTToSEER
LARGE AND ATTRACTIVE PACKAGE SALE OF boots
AND SHOES
AT AUCTION
By ALEXIS BRAGG, 90 vEsev street
THURSDAY. May Is at lc,s A. NJ.
comprisDg LOO cases styles flesh 4 ON manfac
ALEXIS BRAGG.
Auction and Comm on Nerc,srl
oSNcspy street, New York
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-05-13

WAlraaac OK >: :, p,su,, r,,.,..,,, street.
Doors Vpea 81 half ut eight CLOCK.
MIR. WALI.ACK
has great pleasure the unprcce dented re
sponse ma q by tis pubiic his endeavors baa the
STANDARD AND LEGITIMATE DRAMA
souu &c presented with perieeiion OF cast anu e.
hitherto handicapped The unqualified success attending
the ei0st induces him u announc o 4 !rrs
SERIES or SPLENDID kEtl'ALS
TO NIGHT. (ruESDAil
Elshth Tune here, the great pay BY Bul~er, anthor o
"lsichelieun and None, - the
LADY or LYONS.
when mas attracted densey crowded AUDIENCES VINO
manifested their grati, by the most ehthusi
mcn.
THIS PERFECTLY PRODUCED PLAY
viii be given ln-n.ht
win entirely New Scenery, Superb Costumes OF the tine
bnth civ aad military, and NOS powerfully cast.
Mons: Descbappcl Nj. Norton
Japot Landlord OF the Golden Lion. a. Io.land
Gaspard Mr. Young
Major Desrn0alins MI. Par1es
Captain Dupont Mr. Parsloe
Captain Gsrault. Mr.. Turner
Pauline. Mrs Uocy
Nine. Deschappe.ies. Mrs Vernon
Widow Mcnoe. Mrs John Seton
Marian. Mss Greene
nan
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rruE ApAIR DRAMATIC AND PIC NC AssoCIA.
ton-McmDers win please attend punc,ualy this Tues
day evening at dock, at headquarters Military Ha l,
lay Bowcrg as for permanent officers VIII take
usce All ron un aid sssed 10 headquarters Will
,eceiya atteutiol from tie 80, rcttry.
ANDREW HARRISON, President pro tenn.
Miss FRANK BAKKR, Secretary 70 TEN.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-05-13

DRlAN Il. MULLER, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
"A al kascnswood.-ADRI.AN II. MULLER viii sell NJ
on on ay May 49, Iso IL O'Clock at the Mer
chants Exchange salsroo.n Ill broadway 10 Lots each
25A2c0 with story and attic Honse 22x2S feet de-
Aaiy situated Rayenswood L. l., on the Hunters foint
and Astoria turnpike n the midst OF line improvements
and about 10 minutes distance from the City Hail. New
York The property will be sold IN lots thus ahordEg me
opportunity srous of purchasing for the erection
o. suburban residences in easily ana ataete
locality Fifty cent mortgage Maps and iui par
f.cniaI at Ma lsfrn
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nfrrcE or THE NATIONAL FIRE INSURANCE CO.,
" 81 wall gTEsyt NV YoRE. Mar L. 1879.
EtscrcS The annual ei-e,loa Tor thirteen Dree'ofs .ai
abs once o. tss company on Tas. az, ,s iJh MS, TIE
HESRy 4 DRowSE. Secretary.