davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-12-21

IrUu Ofcs ITUH
Jaekson Iron Company, tons.......4I ,s3s -
Cleveland Iron Company, tons-.~2s,706 -
Pittsburg Iron CsnpAny, tons. 2o,l5l -
Marquette Iron Company, tons. 3,437 -
heSuperior Iron ComPsuy, tops. $50 -
Par.ons Irea Company, tors -. l.sfs -
wsshipgtoa Irse Company, tons. asa -
MorgAn frsa Oonpasy, tpns........ 3,10G
Bancroft Iron Company, toas...,.. 1850
Pioneer IsoA Company, tons..--.... liz
Greenwoo4 Ira Company, tons..-- - l,I0e
This aosS ~ ineiude ~hAk has bses sent out Of
EscanssA IL shiPmsnts fsr sse week by the
Jackson Gonpany done from shss port we're l,o27
tons. No report Of the Nov Yort Company.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-12-21

nor SALE-The House and Land now
l. occnpisd by Charles Ivrs, the blnn, t~o miles
and half above Keekuk-2o of land, Is under .
high Of cultivation sbd we'll fenced Fine growth
fruit small fruits and grapes brick house
tanning rooms good cellar, e,stern and houses:
desirable eouGty reiderce Possession the rst CT 0S
tober Title p~fsets nnquirs Of
angs "a III. TEN-ETCE.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-12-21

Mining Stseks.
Nsv YoRx. Dc. 20.
The following the prices Of Mining Stocks At the
Board In Bo.ton to-day:
Copper Falls 2Ft franklin 81 Hancock Isl &: Hn-
81, Isle Royal Is Minnesota n; Quincy 50; Bay
SUITE 1f5< Rock Isl.sd ~. Certra, Is.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-12-21
r EGAL NOTICE.-To Ms.rsret Messer


- ger, and all others whom Il may Notice
= hsre6y gives that the uR6ersgned, Guardian Of
MaRArst Messenger. An Insane wonAn has 1ls1 u the
Cou.ty cosrt Of Lee county, love- at Port adson his
peon application Tor authority ard orsr 70 ell ths
Interest (beinG dover ntsres Of aid Margsrse Ass
sspgsri in TIE following real esiate situated IN -
81. Iowa viz 10 81 of The north paet q ths
nerth halt Of ssesion ., to~asAip Is nosth, aags s
wsst AlBo. TIE northwest quarter Of tho nogthwege
qsasssr, s.sitsa - township Is nssth, range vsss
Aso, - haf ofsssthast quutsr, ssetion = tsw.she
- nDrth SAaee Also, cost half Of sousAsast
quarter o. ssctoa - township o. north range west
Aso. norhsaat par being two ard thirty rods d
Of southwest fksetoIA quarter section 30, town
ship q north, rscss VISIT Also. lots I, and 3 in
block Is in the city OF Ke ,kuk Also Ave acTe bsing
in the southwest of northwest quarter Of ssstioa
-, township IS north, range vest Also Ave scrW n
the northwest quaxt Of the seotoa Awnshp and
Let shove named being Ave mort aud adjoining
~ parcel last described.
eeidApptcaton will be fhr hearing In said Court
the Arss Monday Of Janpary, leo6.
DANIRL RUBICAM,
daardiaa Margaret Masseser, An iasane woman
/ tscle-d3wi
RSffcJes ~ DaiDeeG2s'.
= BARRELS BOSTON PICKLES for snla
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-12-21

NQR HALE.-The south half of the doutI,
n 8rick residence fornsrly occupied by N. McCfsa-
- eostning reoms, good cellar, eistern, saatIe
nsA betvSsa seventh and Eighth streets and vesy
desirable residence, in good neishborheod ossesss
qnire Of [ty13l H. B. rEN.EYCK.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-12-21

.ssifA d EoaTa zea
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-12-21

NOR SALE-A Cottage Frame Dwelling
IL House, now occupied by William vencill with -
rooms cisfern csilar, wood house, full lot and well
fenced vfth fruit trees, Ae situated High bssweel
Seventh - Eighth strsefs Keokuk- Title good. Pcs.
session 1st of0ctobsr. Bnquirso
jyl& H. B. rEN-EYCK
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-12-21

EOR RENT.-A Frame Dwelling House,
- with ak eight rooms, sstuated the u
High and Hrst streets. Possesson 1st of November
next- Rent SO per month. Enquire Of
oct3l III. b. TEN-EYCK
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-12-21

EOR bALk-10 acres of the best land
IN th ssessa vsll calculated for either grapeseS
other mutt snA N under the very highest OF
euivst3o1 = tunted within two miles Of my once AMI
viii be ssld With Without the crops upon 1t. Rn
qukrsof H. B. TEN-EYCK.
EOR SALE-Lots Z and s in Block
IL ISL on the Of 18th and PaIoan streets viii
- sold atsbargain. Enquire Of
usy4 HB.rEN-EYcK
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-12-21

EOR SALE--84O acres of Land, 200 In
Il tivatisn, leo In tinb<r-neary al under
With tvostory Frame DWELLING containing eight
good cistern, three wells. anda hvi Of water
through the place Coed orchard and Frame Barn by
60 feet This farm 10 Situated Ave miles North Of the
les Moines Valley Railroad at BonspAre In burrn
of the stsss, and wil be sold for 80 per half
down. and the baiauc time with per interest.
for further information call WILLIAM WRIGHT,
on the place, or H. B. 4KN-EICR,
Bov2s Real kstste Agent, Keokuk-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-12-06

Plug and Ans cut tobacco were mainly taxed fifteen
cents per pound until Juno 90 1894, when tho was
Increased to thirty cents and in March, 1885,
still further Increased 10 forty cents.
The tax upon am ~ sas ana 81 n ems
cents In 1898 Smoking tobacco made exclusively Of
stems was taxed at two cents until March, 1863 when
was raised 70 Ave cents In 1894 II Increased 20 Dr.
teen, cents, where IL still remains
The regularity o. the manufacture has been largely
disturbed by expectation Of additional duty ~ In the
case OF cigars
The tax collected in 1868 represents % oSc pounds
sThe act Of July 1852 took effect September and the
receipts for the fiscal 1868 but for months
discrepancy EXISTS between these amounts and those
from the ONCE Of the Secretary Of tho Treasury The ~ me
receipts not always reported and entered upon the
Of the two Offices on the same day The dnerence" ony
other discrepancies Of like ohsesc,sr may b observed
arising from The Same source.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-12-06

These amounts include the receipts from stamps, re-
Quired by schedule as we'll schedule b; upon pro-
pretary articles matches, photographs and cards. rs
well upon written instruments The law In respect TO
these duties has been repeatedly and varousy modified,
sometimes adding and sometimes snbracting from the
receipts The large increase OF revenue Is due In no
small degree to the growing observance OF the law Al
tor September 1884 stamps required upon match
es and the receipts from that for the remaining
portion OF the fiscal year probably not less than one
mill dbl
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-12-06

eny nth section Of the set Of July 1892 amended and
increased by the act OF March g. 1885, stn
further enlarged with increased rates under the act &C
June 90 1894 and twenty per cent additional TO those
rates after April l. 1896 Pic iron taxed two dollars
per ton by the act Of 1894 and during eleven months
ending June 30 last, added nearly one and half mil
lion dollars the public The additional twenty
per cent 70 the rate taking effect April did noe in
the receipts until May Several causes have
trbuted secure the upon these articles and II 10
believed that has almost universally been paid.
REFINED PETROLEUM AND COAL OF.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-12-06

IIlt HmUunt tnfU tttt - tnt
rcncy of tho country is............
In order to ascertain thu
amount OF actual active circuia-
tion on the LIST dav OF October
last there should be deducted
from tho last mentioned sum-
The amount Of national curren-
cy delivered 10 banks, and not
then In circulation. ...... ele, d
National circulation not deliver
cd to banks. ................ 100, II
Amount OF legal tender notes
held by banks, including e14,-
26l, SAT in compound interest
notes .................s. lv5,V
Compound interest notes, other
than those held by banks,
mostly held a. Investments
by insurance and trust COM
panics and savings banks, less
say $40. 900. 900 in actual cir
csIaiion ................... lsl 81
Currency In the Treasury Of the
United States. ............. 80, %
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-12-06

Specific taxes graduated By The different vaues on the
cigars, were imposed by the act OF July, 1862 These
largely increased In 1894 bat under tho act OF
March 1885, the duty made uniform q ten dollars
per thousand The anticipation of additional TAX largely
increased the manufacture in 1884, and the supply q
that time has hardly yet been consumed
R1OKINC
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-12-06

The actual annual costs 70 own governments fof -
collection OF lie customs for several years caunot0e
tcrmned with accuracy, because the expenses - rsv
nue. CATERS performing the duties q vcsselsof.w
have been paid from the appropriations for cussoms
have other charges connected with commercsnl ILL.,
course and abandoned property In insurrectSon.y q
tricts They wi hover, u y believed, not III snc.s
rec and one half per centum Of the reocspts-ApG
ceutare not above the average for many years peN
mis- country and win be observed, much below ~
coats in the United Kingdom for either o. the ysese
above given. - --,,.-.,-- -.
revenue Of the fiscal year 1855 70 be carefully
nscertane including the salaries and authorized 81.
pcnses 81 revenue agents special agents and inspectcs
~ rcAenuc the contingen expenses OF this cfce. b
cludng It's pay roll and the costs Of revenue stamps bue
exclusive OF lie printing tho once Of the public prntss
not YET ascerained and find that the percentage 49,
doducting drawback and sums refunded a. erronccueY
collected will not exceed two and seventy hve one hu
dredths ...-,...
This ratio OF costs 70 collections cannot be relied upcn
for the current year. the per ccntaee wlibc
the sparsely settled districts OF the South II viii nc
however believe exceed three and half t3H pee
centum or the receipts OF the whole country.
ESTIMATE on Hscurn non cunRur yEAR A. snAarHu
Uros rHE pRubAsLz AMOUNT OF nEvESuE ron rHn cub
rrssnt hsrrr1,h statement Of the rscspss Of WHOA
certificates Of deposlt reached ps once during JuA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-12-06

The receipts from licenses like those from income and
schedule A. almost entirely In the report OF the year
subsequent TO the essment Tie reassessment I'M
der the June 1894 furnishes the principal exccp
ton to this rule The returns received In May but
tho lists upon which they entered by the assessors
do not ordinarily reach the collectors until after the
Both OF June the beginning or another fiscal year
to duty and the charge for several descriptions
of license and that of 1855 from the source
well a. from like addition under the act Of June 60
1864, and the increased tax upon wholesale dealers
which, by SPECIAL provision Of the statute, was imme
prior law
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-12-06

receipts from purchasers Of internal revenue sAmps the
commissions allowed the same and the receipts rom
agents for the sale OF stamps
from all sources for the year ending June go 1885,
Table comparative table, showing the TERRITORIAL ais
Irritation Of internal revenue, population ana wealth IN
the United States.
Table G. the gross amounts collected and paid into the
Treasury and the amounts expended In the several
collection Districts States and Territories curing sne
year r.,.
Table H. the ratio OF tho receipts from specific sources
70 the aggregate OF all collections
AGGREGArx RECEfTs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-12-06

The here specific upon carriages yachts bill.
lizard tables and gold and silver plate kept for use In
1854 the schedule increased by the addition Of gold
watches and pianofortes but the change made after
the annual lists In which the taxes are nclrdcd, were
the hands Of the collectors and the receipts reported
mainly from the operation 0f the statute OF 1852
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-12-06

which show the actual circulation TO be- $500 sA, gag
This favorable exhibit Of the amount OF paper actual
circulation IL owing IN great degree 10 the accumula-
ton OF currency IN the hands OF tho banks In the alb
senoc OF the great demands OF the government for cur
rcncy since the close OF the
Az an impression may prevail 20 the aggrc
gate amount lawful money that banks are required to
hold II Is thought proper TO state that as the liabilities
stood on the first day OF October the required sum was
s74 28 SAT over the that banks were permitted
20 have 10 their credit and count part Of the same In
banks acting az redeeming agents The banks held at
that tine si4 9o6, f43 in coin, which, deducted from
S74 sei SAT leaves $50, Tol, the sum that they
should have held IN legal tender notes TO funl the
suirements OF the law
II win be seen, therefore, that the sum held in law.
All statements comparisons lin this report made
10 the LIST OF October % that bcing the date Of the last
quarterly return from the bankA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-12-06

whole amount within the next eight years It's WHnIn
tho power Of the a such Time without vfo
lcnce to ~ engagements 70 try the department. Of issuing
bonds subject 70 state TAXATION Of borrowing q less
present obligations it, creditors But every dictate Of
expe1ency and justice is character and credit nt home
Ard abro.d demand that congre. and The nShe: e,
tempts TO override the constitutional functions indspcn
sable to the preservation Of tbs credit and stability OF
But neither public policy constitutional right
n present allow the taxation OF national banks TOR
State and local purposes would be squsbs that these
institutions should pay say one pcr CONT on their capi
tai Of the amount invested IN public stocks
lieu Of all present taxation for purposes, and
domnisy 70 the government foe the sxpsuss incurred IN
furnishing the banks with circulating noeee, snA mees
ing the expenditures incidental 70 the sdninston Oh
the expenses thus Incurred for circulation and super
vision would be found In waving the tax on circulation
assessment on the banks Is should b equitable.
AnrDnKSrs TO rHH cunRHrcY ACT nrQuinsD
There arc some amendments 70 the National Currency
act suggested by the experiences Of 10 practical Work
ings which, II adopted would prove OF great u,Ihty,
the most important OF which hns already been alluded
y Ss s Now Scr
the only certain method OF securing FOR national bank
notes uniform par value In every section OF the coun
Try and preventing an excess Of Issues beyond the eR
mate demands Of business
A PENALTY AGAINST ENGRAVED SIGNATURES OK DASK NOTE
A penalty should be imposed upon banks for issuing
with the engraved and printed signatures OF the
officers The greatest protection against couperfe.tinl
is found I'm tho written signatures OF those through whom
the bills uttered The fact that they are written and
not printed renders II incumbent the counterfeiter "a
attempt imitation through the same fundamentally
on each notc He may make fac simHe OF the sigma
ture once but In the very next attempt make such va
ration disclose the spurious character Of e note
But printed signature being correctly initiated
the same rerub s prod6ced Mt each revolution OF IN,
press with mechanical accuracy. Just safely NIGH
the merchant end his notes 10 cngravor 70 have BIZ
signature and those OF his cndorsers stamped Thereon
a. for banks 70 have their notes executed through WI
process uucss all possible guards which ingenuity car
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-05-23
tCerifa~ed M tAs rtef psoe.

.sndci, ps.dy ave teet long, ssd weighed sI
Ioun1'
s"sT eIhaoirfinsry Story IL current in RpDs.
II ~ 10 No elect that Gian % urgently desired 70
sce the Pop that u, chamberlain, though sgsins,
ihe the' CONSUMED TO ssk his Holiness be would
- The man TIE chamberlain found ,he Pope
TfN''if' 40 Was twice answered, IN 10 no use Tor
~ 10 sec d,s1 man" Upon RETURNING 70 tho
here 10 had loft tho man, the eharnbsrlan'
:" ne . Or and wonder, found him lying ds,d'
MOI oA|s arching him found . revolver and oss'
GER ~ OWING the man to have prenoditstei s-ss,
~ on, who WAS thus stnct en- down by The hsho
Z" 40 Almighty in tho momsn, u The sstsmpt
~ zen "ss strangely revealed " tie Popo
FhsiAr mass meeting vas held on the plain,
ClontArf, Ireland, Nav eth, at which . plseArd
81, ciNul.ted, .ddr, rsed " 'Trshmen," and
= s7isd, by order Of the vig'lence Committee ="
u s.id - I hundred and ninety three years Of
l"dv determination and rsp.eious plumber "
Butsh bVphefs country men Of s Queen of Eng
l,ud'S anu, demand of you silence and coniemp,,
Iul not evsn by your outward appearance shsw
ST. slightest psr'ci psHon m the hollow rejoeings
tat viii IL par.ded before you on the Oh by The
t-'iAri DO, eldAnus OF Strungbow and Cromwell,
= % happened " be born in Ireland, but svor
M"t sLc.isnce TO England. Irshnen testify your
inyLtY aud dcyonon 10 Ireland by uniting In ITO
londe OF tfotherhood W have Ireland for do
trql
1nE charming Empress Ruzrnie continues "
tmp1rt new grsoe even 10 the dun routine Of Of
hcipl duties In ler capseity ~ Regent oftae I'm
.itc, during tho .bsen.c the Emperor ~ Assria,
> efnergcs ifofu h'r solitude, and IA var
ious public plsces The first esbia~ couHoil pre-.
'dod over ~ her marks an era In the history Of
woman. Her Majesty did not sIeat excelt in re-.
p.y t. questions requirng imP-H sanction
.Tltioman who WAS present describes her sppenr-
ahcc and Cefueanor qu ct and dignifod Ia Ue
extreme. Her dreS was 4 deep mourning, with
Isng sweepiuv sk'tia aud short lOdIco, with .
ntrCdu confinement sash cuhroiere In Steel
hr hair ~ pulled sndeauN, was powdered ~
seel dust, and the ohg ON behind gather red into a
l"t ornsmsnicf With fright sieel ,gtnglc-. All
.his Hashoi And slittsrel VA Me osusing rays o.
"Iulsht wsioh ponetrNtol through the closed t.t-
I1sies ri he Council Cnanbsr, AMI inspired hgtI
ani ir lIcs,ine IDEAS IA the minds ~ Me potent
rave and r,vetead gncrs, sccusorned g. hf
Au0ieuI Lac Of thought whom thsre assembled.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-05-23
rur FIRE At Snto. GARDEN SUNDAY

evening, was confined to the carpenters shop and
property room, and did penetrate TO the theatre
proper. The heaviest Ls is in the costumes and
properties" and inolsdes the splendid wardrobe Of
Manaser WheAIey, valued At S5,O.O The Whole lo-e
by the FIRE !, about $4,000 and stoc0D Of this falls
upon NJ. Nheatley, vince insurance IN only tluUl.
A. II. Stewart NJ the hui ding, and suffers S1.NO
dEinages The. ii,c-n tDom Of Nlbl6s vas quite an
ee ant place, ~ utterly destToy ed even 70 the
maIble Cupids. Incsndiansm IL suspected. from no
isct that the FIRE occurred on nunday night, when
the were no lIghts In tie building There quite
panic amons VI ruests at the Metropolitan Hotel,
winch 10 closely connected with the theatre.
ASorHER HoRsE RAILRoAD.-A new line
u W course Of con.truc'ila H. erteud from Vail
street Terry, thtourh Hanover square and Pearl
urtst and connect with other iines.
LAReRr1Es. John Price and James Dudley,
afte.ted lat week on n charge Of hghssy robbery,
see idtnutcd yesterday morning BY Gus.avu,
ZION, Of ldI IisHery, 10 the pcrsons WHO aHsauli@l
a. . rohbcd i'm. OHipeT Lacon arrested TIL
mhh Donno'An ye-tCriay moning nhtle, @ ~.
l'"os, ttoAuy bule VI coron reiu the Wafer street
hfe. go, ..uSect Isrs's Of the ltIh ltecinct ar
sled D"nhs Gala her, ehaiced with Hehhg
HAtch iSDm Astgaret SaAw on ounsAy Crchlks.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-05-23
MARINE NEWS.


Mag 23-s. Risos, as sets, 10-Mn riees. II S2
CLEARED.
sTEAMsHIPS-Ge OILS pipus, London. Montezu.
ma, Kingston, jam, Lacy, Bermuda
sHIPs-De.tumsrsntes, Lisbon MarneL Quebec.
BARK-u nion, Elmer, for Cow BAY, Cane Brctou.
BRlGs-D TrSbridge, Ponce Eolu., Halifax.
Warhmate, Do ll,ilry LAulens Great leg H.fbor;
Prince Alfred, IlallhX.
sCHoOSKRs-M Minnie Arnold. Shelholrne, Albert,
y Andrews, ", Wines, Richmond. Hard,
CharlesLos Governor, do Memento, Washington.
ARRIVED.
STEAMSHIPS -Mon-tey ltTansrortl Mobile Fay;
sHHs -GermaniA Rotterdam; Thomas narwAs!,
Rio Janefro.
BARKS-finda Stewart, ~ Isro; Charles Edwin,
Trinidad Cubs Angela Carolina italian Palermo;
glasgow, lltahlnl Palermo ocean Steed, Bathurrt.
BRioS--I1ipnL Cay Francis, Cuba Fosoa, MAMA
nillA Java GGre Bav, G. 49, llcimda. II nul Havana:
PrnnfIan, sagua Ia t,randc. Clara Picken., wash
iBgton; FLA Rio Citande, BRAZIL Matfon, Beaufort;
Eliza Aaa, Trinidad, Eunice, Arroyo, 7 H. star Of
the Sea kGainors.
sCuOONkRS-R Atwood, T IslAnd seraph,
Bridgeport Hudson, New London; MNg't Ann, Cow
BAY; Moses Wiring, - Andre~s, Is; " AleNan-
der, Messiua Oliver Bryan Syan leland Edith,
keu'herw GAzeAe, halifax; W lIatheld, BaTacoa;
Lone s.ar, hAlpe,ue, \ b !,
BELOW -Bris Thomas owen. Wind South,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-05-23

TIE following LEGAL hoidays sero e,nhlished BY
,hc lar New Iott Lepsnt1ro
Any day recomu ended by the SoArrnor m by the
trrsdept wa day Of fasting aud thankssiuus
Tho Fourth Of july
1h' ,Wouty.hith dny Of December.
The hTrt day Of JsnuAv.
The ~ 'uI -reCond Of February.
Ia clre any oi ihe.e dAy, fall uTon SUNDAY, the
Mcnday .utuing must 10 the no iday, ANY phpet OF
ls-.l obligation failing due IN thcse dsy- fhhl
;. due aud PAYABLE on the next ueslsy. The la~
ell take q feet on tho first day Of August.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-05-23

TN COMMON CouSCtL met again last even
Inc, and voted eeht tner ior Precedent, gettinr a
te every lime Iho Board have nov voted about $50
times THE cub ec' and no an orraniLa-
ton tian when they commenced
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-05-23
SsgI9sE'iNG.

PASSAGE FROM AND TO LIVERPOOL
- nu! Ion Iou--h, tie on la. h star iduC For
il'' 200. 1Le tuNslII IiDN s.ii, On Apll Is,h.
or l"uson TIE cos, GElNNELl- Apll l4th
to' pN~uis Apply oMlLLlAhS a 1T lOA, OFnitun
~ So
passage 70 AND FROM GREAT BRI.
u emu. TAIN AND IRElANpBY
slEAN'hlt ANDs AtIdNG PACKET
a FED CID RATES.
piWte Nsil.Ie VA al pIr,s vi Inr.aul holland
Scotinc md Wscs Iur plrt cglars llg,y 10
De" IMstpl BROTHERS q 60, 80 south -.
STlAM 10 QCEENS1OWN AND LINER
-, IpYii;-,,N lktlNlA sais saturday, Noy ~ b.
Lol lHlANA sas Snurd ~ June 81. Cabin pissA. =
81 y. stec. we >.b, payahic IA currency AiplT a.
NLLlAGs& 4GluN, ~ BIVsdSay, VS.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-05-23

W tiib'N IN Mvhdhy' ~ W l. NJ slmon -
The geiauye. and friend, Of the family are re-
dny .iterioon, Ma - At 2 o'clock, fioln hi. late
resdcnc', ~ Third ave. lsI
RARBER's To LET, on THE CORNER OF
~ .ot9 q and loth avenue opposite the Harlem
Railroad DEPOT arAoon- ~
RAISTERS AND BUTTOSHOLE MAKERS
West 18th It. go
EXCI RsIONS 49, NOTICE TO PIC NC
~ Committees Those wishing to disToeo OF their
WATSON, for di,potal, At HE cesar and tobacco
tnnd, 40. button Market. No per cent for selling
t''m. ssn'iac'oiy references riyen. 11e
ENNlERlENCED OPERATORS on W, a
- W. machines, none o,ho need apply; also some
ha'sier' NJ Z ior one week, at lvi EdTidse 81
ls, iloo-, near booueH, g43
NkSIS-A tlR>T CLASS BUTTONHOLE
.%nrl, At ?'O rac'il. st,es, Brooklyn Ayest
WANTED GIRLS 40 WORK ON Corsets.
~ Good wages -ns .rsly wori, Call all the week,
~ Greene =, cor, BopC&er. l3b
NANlED IMMEDIATELY, A GOOD
l,as' 80 dressmaker a, - Amity Ct. None
lI' 'NI"'snccd n'ud. need apply IA
"A ANTED-2 OPERATORS OK W. & WIS
w macs,tt, bal, crs on custom AMI haca COTS,
snd tut g' oil rsicr none nut frs clnsr need sp-
p NJ lbsia. WAGES, at 500 W-tG5th II, let ioo. "a
WANIip-2 GIRLS TO DO GENERAL
- ~ oik ci, en,e Ee4dIIoa. App, to j. A.
Ct hh'i :, . td,ru' .Ch 81. lsl
w ANTEl-A WOMAN TO MAXI FINE
~ u iosuu - g,h.s and wti,,bsLss On ". *
| W. ma'h,ue' s.n t1se thsm home n che dec. not
'h d" TorK $40 tto',, "a kiosswAy. ~
| w ANTEl-tIRSI RATE TAILOR or
W custom roA. ~ ul.ou ave, Bluoalyn, 10 sober
| n'W 'os'unt cmplo. meut hs yssr tould, 2t6
| , OK GOOD STEADY, SOBl.R, INDUS
- '.."f, mrn wanted to drive dirt ca.ts. ,iooi vases
and ftyndN tu l,u. Iurut even. Apply ln fusvta
| AiINN, VA