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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-11-04
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DAILY Carr CIrY OYSrcI,
November 4, 1885.
TLouR-D Double Extra Fan q Oh Is, Extra
Fan sle 50; Extra spriAg - rs; superAns q IS.
wHrAT-Old Fall It 81 80 to 20; new Fall
81 SO to 81 rs; Spring, 81 20 to l so.
CoRN-40 to 45c.
RYs-Old 4s to Soc; new, 40 to 4se.
sOA4s-Fs0m - to Sc. ass
Eaas-In demand, ut from IS to size.
Burrsa-Firm ct from 40 TO $50 for choice.
PorAross-40 to 55c.
SWEET PorAroxs-$1 to / IS.
LARp-32c. -ssss.tss1s
BAcoS-22c. &k6s
SoRsuuA--35 to 40c.
CHrckExs-From IS 90 to 4 IS, according to
quality.
TuRsTrs--se 10 3sc.
0sIoSs-40 to Soc.
GREER ApPLEs-$1 so to rs.
ToxAroEs-Green 4oc; ripe 81 IS.
CAssAex-35 to rs y dos.
PuxpKIss-3 to &c.
BEEswAx-35c.
RAGS A to Sc.
FEArHrRs-From common to good, 40 to eoc,
prime so to re.
wooL-Tub-washed SIS to Soc; Aeece-washed 10
to SO; unwashed ! of.
HrDEs-Dry nint 12Ac; dry ssltsd Toe; Green
SIC; Green sailed &c; pelts 81 to 81 -.
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RECEIVED THIS DAY-Children' Polish
boots, boys winter boots of the best quality,
ladies' CATERS, the best ever offered in this
market, with few cheap slippers, at Bidle-
man. S. No. 90, Main street.
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CITY NEwG.
Who Wos'r?-P...y the Carrier to-day.

SroPp1SG in yesterday at the Keokuk Pillow
Factory of Archer l. Co. we noticed decid-
ed improvement to the establishment in that
the machinery is now run by steam. The
company proposes to erect large and SUBJ
stantisl building for their factory, next season.
A GOOD thing to do
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FoR QurycY.-The fine passenger steamer
Grey Eagle, Capt. Bishop, will leave her
landing at the foot of Main street, on Sunday
at l o'clock, for Quincy and return Monday
morning. nov4-2t
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AUcroS.-This morning we will sell Sec
ond hand furniture, cook and heating stoves,
an extra fine spring bed, counting house desk,
lot new bench planes, comforts, BARRIERS sink
with shampoo pipes, lot new rag carpet, lot
good floor oil cloth. Large sale next week
of pictures in frames, and lot fine mirrors
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-11-04

NEW MILITARY CoNaASDER-The Des
MONIES Register says: Nathaniel Pope, A.
A. D. c., has been placed in charge of the
District of Iowa, in the place of Major Cram.
OF the Sixth cavalry. The Davenport Ga
settle says that Capt, Pope is a nephew of Ma
jor General John Pope, commandant of the
Department of Missouri. OF that Depart
ment Iowa continues part"
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SOME crusty old bachelor has defined love to be
little signing, little crying, little dying, a
deal of lying, but the best known preyeutativ. Of
disease IN every form is Pinkerton's Wahoo and
Caiisays Bitters. Ask for them anywhere.
WILKINSON, BARTLETT Co., Agents,
ossSV-xW keokuk, Iowa.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-11-04

tss PHHosoPHr.-SoroBosr 10 An antacid.
6osopoEr i an antiputresccnt. Soroposr is /.
: nnle. sosoposI is all vegetable and entirely
lerulssa Hence il cleanses the teeth from .cetous
tsncsstioas stops the decomposition Of their sub.
sa.sss. swssasns the breath, stimulates The sms.
81 IL Ne sasst and bsst pnpassaien Of it, ola.s
Psrapsnes, sta-AAa-saA
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CLnvnLANp, Nov. l.
Holders Of refined petroleum afs nrmer, and the
inquiry 10 good; but the reported transections ~
not g heavy - yesterday. Sales Of $50 bris Ct
Tic; 100 bris 1t 72c. a. ~
n Rit&sburg the naskst ~ srsde q lovsr. nd
tos selnea qsist. aaAu saaea e ~ . r. W.
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Il fIsen Dsneeral Of Nh HI
Bel Ceals Market setivs, and psns cleared.
Ce.non e coed range at 33 to 90; sxtse = u
I nsrs bfsk wi4h pesasrs In IL
market. Katse raags ct 10 - Ii = b gross;
averaging n - gross, IL = b gross.
Sheep bs6st fair q - Is - 3 50 = head.
Cews sd Calves--Ais in good demand 1t 80
to QeeS bsnd. p
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FOR hne ready made clothing, for clothing
made to order on the most reasonable terms.
60 to Vsncill l. Jones. Os,e1m
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New York Money; Market.
sy rssgrspA., ysv Yo.. w.
Aonsy-Aosive and nrmsr At per cent. call loans.
ssrhns kxchangs-Dui 1t los7solos1<
0old-ehads nrmer; opening At / 4ss<. .sv.nc,,~ -
iAc'5ss and closing 1t as5<
doversnsnt stocks sAad. higher.
U sss 81 coapors 1857
d 70 coupons ex-Nov lo2L
7-So', lst series, TX; do Sd series, p2Ix.
y eerss 201si Canton 4s1l 43s1. oaickaL
yer 4ssz
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Persons wishing good suits of Clothes, latest
Styles OF best goods, go to Fraser & Clark's,
Main street, bet. 4th and 9Th. [thu.sat.tu
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forSD Dad. - Mr.. Henry Ackley. a
brakesman upon the K, Mt. P. & NJ. R..R..
was found dead yesterday morning, in the en-.
sine house, at the uppeI depot. He had been
shot through the head
Mr.. Ackley has lived for MANY wears in
Keokuk. He was night watch at the engine
house Thursday night, and the tragedy INNS,
have occurred between two and three o,clock
IN the morning. A witness upon the Coro.
ners examination deposed that he heard the
report of fire arm at that time. A revolver
loaded save one barrel, was lying beside him.
and his face was burned by the powder, show.
ing that the weapon had been held close ,o
his face in discharging The ball was ex.
tracted from his brain and compared with
those in the revolver seemed to CORES.
pond. lie was shot centrally in the forehead
Nothing had been taken from his person
Hence the Coroner's jury found in their YER
dict that Mr.. Ackley came to his death acct.
dentally and with revolver in his own
hands. There is much mystery about the
whole matter.
The deceased was over twenty. four wears Of
age and unmarried.
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na woman in another column picking Sam
bszg 0rAp0 for sPEER's VINE. 1t is an admir-.
- sEtisls ussd In hospitals and BY the nrst cha,
Anniiss IN Paris, London, and New York, in pref
~snss to old Port Wine. 1t il worth / sri.l and
ereat sstisfaction. Oh. q
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-11-04

Ii you want nice Cloak. or nice Rome,
or nice Set of Furs or Dry Goods of any de.
senption. go TO p. ]. Tallon's. Tnoy LIN
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FAIL AND WINT13
Dry Goods and Millinery.

= NEW and choice assortment e HhRa
IA and wintar6hasa Uaaahsz Maptiltas, DfsU -
Alexanders best Kid Gloves. Also, general sssse
Of LAdies' aud Gents Furnishing Goods, and an
variety 81 Millinery Good. Renenbee the paace Nc
a. n Isss' - ~'' -'A P. J. TALON.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-11-04

hEEP 1t before the people that vencill 4
Jones are the one-priced clothing house IN
the city, where goods can be bought at fair
prices. a..
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-11-04

FoR greatbargains in good reliable article,
u closks, shawls and dry goods, 60 to the
one price house Of Bostwick L Co. DIV
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-11-04

An unknown female was peremabulatine
the second ward yesterday in the endeavor
to find some family that would take posses
sion of and raise juvenile lately entered upon
this mortal life. Finding her search vain
one, she rushed up stairs at the Green Tree
House, on the corner of Second and John.
son, laid her child down upon bed, rushed
down stairs again and vamosed. Dihgent
search failed to find her. God help the poor
young immortal. Life threatens to be a rough
one for it.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-11-04

SroLTy.-From the residence of Mrs. Mary
Toole, widow woman. living on First and
johnson streets, upon Saturday morning a
purple WOODEN shawl, brown delane dress,
brown calico dress. red balmoral skirt and
pair of woman's shoes. They were taken,
Mrs. Toole says, by one Bell Jones, and if
she be right, an arrest and search it appears
to US would be more effectual in getting the
clothes back than publication.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-11-04

PSYCHOLOGICAL JouRNAL-The November
number is received. 1t is an excellent Jour.
nal for the school and family. Among the
contents Of this number we note: Gen. Neg.
ley; Moral Philosophy; The New Dictionary;
The Nose; Protection; Love and Lovers: the
Father of Grace Darling Contracted Heats;
The Return Of Peace Cosmogony, Beauty,
Vigor and Development, and much other
matter. Published by Fowler Wells New
York at $500 per annum.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-11-04

LN0R sALE-is acres Of land all under feuee-Ie
acres under cultivation sndip fruit Of HIGH there
s eonstterahie) and acres Of timber hich there
large t~o story brick dwelling, containing II rooms
With npi~ porches ornamental ard fruit about
II. good cellar eistern sock vel with f-zne bxnt
barn a-o tenant hous- ice hor.e smoke and chicken
bosse situated miies from my ofsce on The s., Prnn
eisvill- ROAD Win be cold for ABLY ox prize
o. $500. Enquire Of lsepz71 II. B. TkN-EYck.
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70 TIE PUBLIC.

n K. HART is the only Agent for the
- ass Of oar Goods In Keoknk, lov~, where
aGsassnl nsgysmsat o. oil the goods We make. and
- 81 ~ tongHf " NJ. HAIR ~ tAD s6ms prices
- = he tastery, and hs pays the sans for
=. = 1snrv
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-11-04

NOR RENT.-A Frame Dwelling House,
with six eight rooms situated the corner Of
High and First streets- Possession Isf November
next. Rent SO per month kni uire Of
oct3l IL Il. TEs-EYCE
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EOR SALE-A Cottage Frame Dwelling
Il House. now occupied by william Feneiil, With
rooms csstern cellar wood house. full lot and vel
fenced with fruit trees &e situated High betwee-
seventh and Eighth streets, keokek. Title good. Pee
session ist of October Enquire of
iyl& ii. b. TkN-ktCk
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L,OR SALE.-The south half of the doutl.
Il brick residence formerly occupied Icy n. MeCssa
g.q containing rooms. good cellar eisteTn static
I'd sll in good order This property is situated on
m "a between seventh and Ia nth streets and IS
de, residence in coed neigkherhood Pnssessep
the orst of October next Title good sale. In
quirs OF tyiSi III r. iBN-EiChi
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-11-04

LNOR SALE-The House and Land now
Il occupied by Charles Ivas, the bi1f, two miles
md half abore E-S kuk-z0 acres land, 10 under
high II stion and well feoce Fine growth
email fruits and grapes, brick n
tainine good cellar esstsfn aud huu.ee.
country resderce Possession the fret u &C.
tobsr Title perfect. Enquire Of
apgs IL. Il IES-EfCk-
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kOR SALE--A one story Frame Dwell
ing Honse, containing seven rooms, eeller. cisterI
full lot, veil need which 10 large trick barn
which three finished roows-and stii reom for .e.-
erai horses and eArraxe-.trat~d the Of
Third asd Concert streets, buaness
This prcpcrty viii be sold cheap for cash Enquire Of
scalp II. b. TEN-EYCK.
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EOR SALE-A two story Brick Dwelling,
with ii rooms. eistern eeiIer coed frame stable for
fonr horses fall hot with considerable fruit trees &c
This property Is In the best OF order will be sold
Nth without the Furniture nos in the house. Ths
property located Morgan between 18th and lesh
sti AID iii De sold for the remarkably iou price
81 so third in cash. balance In three eqral
payments, ~th nefest- Enquire of ". ssrsrsos. or
s-pT II D. TEs.EYcK.
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EOR SALE-Lots 7 and 8 in Block
IL ISL on the corner Of 18th and PAlean streets Will
be sold at . bargain. Enquire Of -
msy4 Il .B.TEN-EfCk
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EOR SALE-A Brick Cottage Dwell.

we'll fenced with lots Of fruit situated Fulton
street between 10th and nth streets Keokuk. Title
good. Enquire Of (may1sl II. B. TkS-kFCK.
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NOR SALE-Two Beautiful Lots. OF

TOR SALE-lO acres of the best land
In this section we'll calculated for either grapeso.
other fruit and all under the very highest state
cultivation situated within two mee of my Office
viii be cold with without the crops now uponi Re
ouire Of H. B. TKN-EYCK.
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AUCTION NOTICES.

A LOTION NOTICE 800 CASES BOOTS
snd shoes TO b, sold NJ auction on Nond.v. Ans,
I'M w Us O'Clock vt the store Of o. 4 PAR
800 SN-'S'' 81 'oihahdtH. GO
.. BOGAkT, AUCTR'S. WILL SFIT
~ uifu Nuhhuy o. household furniture beds Iet,iine
n,elst9uh ieats Washs,lnds. tables, Bru,,cls <
&c. &c. VI P'"'oN ""u wa, ware,
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EXCURSIONS.

FISHING BANKS-EARLY TRIP-sIx
hour fishing. stesmer VIRGINIA SEYMOUR
SUNDAY, Aus; O. 10th st Y. X, bS; Brooue st, 8,
icck alp 6G Charlton Al, o.. Pior r. tE
Fare ~. JAs. 4 A. SCOTT "a
FISHING BANKS-STEEL CLAD BLOCK
ade runner steamer RUBY. with Compartments.
WI run daily from the foot Of Christophe or IL Al q.
eloct a. N. Fare 81. Refroshments, &c, on board
Scots life prcsorvors IN
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SEWING MACHINES.

nor SALE-l SINGERS SEWING MA
i chine, No. 2 with hemmer and binding gauge,
cheap Inquire lsb Ainslie at, Brooklyn, Y. b. 3ai
NEW AND SECOND HAND SEWING MA
/ >chines Tor sale ana 70 rent. 2nd hand machines
Of various makes Tor sale low. V. w. " ICkEs, Jr
4S6 Broadway, and AL Broome Ct iGS /,
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COAL.

COAL-BEST RED ASH AND BEST Lshigh
~ and Locust Mountain, screened and delivered "
families, at reduced rates, from yards King and
CLINTON ~
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TRAVELLING.

HUDSON RIVER AND HARLEM RAIL
roads. on and aiIer Monday, June bth trains scr
Albany and Troy, connecting With Northern and
Western trains will leave New York a. ioIio..e
From Iiudios River Depot 3Oth st. and iOth ave- al
$50 a. NJ, T. 4, lO.D 4. M E, and from Harlem De-
Ticket g9od oil either route. W. II. WANDER
BILE w. 44S
STEAMER MARY POWELL, FOR coz
~ Iens West Point, Cornwall, ksvbuTgh, Milton.
Poughkeepeie and hondout, from foot Of Dasbro.saa
VI eyety afternoon s1oaul 6unAaH, Il ~ o,Alsrk -
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MILITIA Y.

MILE ~ DISCHARGED SOLDIERS
r,l,o., III I,sn established TOR over three year, In
ooeclhs All ciAees OF claims We have complete q r.
@ iot sttilng accounts Of soldisru W have
Iren dschargcd on partial sctipys lsts pri.onots
OF Nar, bNanoei OF bountie. state bonntles AMI ali
oliri arrearases Advances made Intormaiio,,
ttaNs Tensions procured. Back pay and houniv mr.
era Park Place.
SPECIAL TO DISCHARGED SOLDIERS :
- Important notico.--All soldier. mu.ler,d ont a,
dbchatged upon partial deecr iptiye list can raiys
the balance due them. Apply III por,on or by IStieY
70 LftfkRrs, HOFFMAN Il Co, No. ~ Psfh ro..
w" 'Vis' B2D
SoLDlERS CLAIMS CASHED-BOUNTIES-
bacf pay, prize money and pensions prompti, col,
,ect.d on Just and reasonable terma, aiyioo frro
FORSYTH co, 60 Bleecker At. sss
TO THE PUBLIC-THE PLEASANT AND
beautiful Grove known q. woodlayn C,rovrI To-.
eatcd AZ Rsyenswood, L. L. about quarter Of milo
nom hunters Point Fuuy, viii be opened 10 tho
pnnhc Tor the purpose Of Sunday school and other
Igsectabo pic mic parties This Grove ID said 70 be
one OF me most delightful rpots In the vicinity of
new YORK Avoy large platform has been erected
ior dancing or exercises. N. B-No Interfering
nluois .oid or SLOWED on tho grounds For parttcu ,
aIs apply 70 IL. BURDEN, at tho Grove, in kAvcns-
NVoI, II. 4yp
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ARTICLES FOR SALE.

AN OFFICERS NEW UNIFORM FOR
"A sale cheap. Address A C. G., Boz 9C6 Sun
Once. go
CURRENCY FOR SALE IN PACKAGES OF
er. Also pennies. ~
'EoR sALE-A COMPLETE SET OF Black
l. smith's carrlase toole Apply TO II; JULIAN. a.
he government sale stshlss Bah " h~t. lOth and
iSl--~r 4o9
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CARPENTERS-i GOOD CARPENTERS
santed. Bring tools this morning 10 al Dovery.
Apply from 10 II O'clock 81
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HORSES. CARRIAGES. &c

EOR SAILS HORSES, RIGHT FROM
the country, q and 7 yein old, 10 hands hlgh,
sound and Kind in all harness sui,a able Tor down
tom cart, coal cart or any woIs Call at 800 West
Eoth II, between lJth aud IN ave.. 81
EOR SALE CHEAP-TWO GOOD WORK
l. horses; price $50 each; brown MARI, fast pric.
Sl75; horses suitable for eIpfoss; all sound aud
kind, $50 each, at 90 Washington A. %
HORSE FOR SALE CHEAP-THE OWN,
IL er having no work for him, suitable for any
business Inquire at BT West ssh st. 1866
HORSES FOR SALE HORSES Suitable
i fer any hind of bu,ine.. viii be sold Cheap also
. sets Of single harness. Inquire In the Grocery
store, cor. Myrtle ave, and God A. brooklyn. 36T
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~ SOW ing machines Wages sS per wosk and con-
slant employment 10 the Lest hands only, Al BROOKS
BROS, broadway, cor. Grand ri. 355
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GIRLS WANTED-TwO OR THREE
~ steady hands. Tho,. used to mounting aud
Vanishing maps preferred. Apply At 80 Doy 81, ID
hoor, from toV o'clock, A. N. %
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GIRLS WANTED TO MAKE PAPER
borosi those that understand glue work only
need apply, II B,etman a. 2G
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PLANK BOOK RULERS-wANTED BOYS
ITO feed ruling maehines. Apply 70 AefEETERs
co, Is Beekmant IS
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: A BOY WANTED TO LEARN THE Plumb
. hing business. Apply At Sg7 Third ave- near 3Oth
-
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DIAPER BOX MAKERS CAN AND DO
make big piles Of money at WATERS & SONS
~ Fulton q. 30 good hands wanted to-day. Come
on girls. Top floor 1872
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ct ,TRAW SEWERS WANTED-ALSO Girls
/ To learn At ll9 Charles 81, rear building. 29i
, 10 BAKERS-WANTED-A THIRD Hand.
Apply at 5Jl Eighth ave after o'c.ock AN. 70
TO FOLDERS-WANTED A FEW
fbindsry, 43 and 40 CentIest 8gb
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FOR SALE-HOUSR AND LOT 16 MID
die e. South Drootlyn; price si,sso, terms eash-
Inquire on the premises, yM
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GIRLS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Hands
10 put up perfumery, only such A. understand
the business need apply, from til ~ O'Clock, A. "a.
Is Mercer 81. PHALON 4 SON 43
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS A MAN TO
- work Aus,iu's Cuttine Mschine and maize him
self otherWise generally useful Apply at Is spruce
o., I'd floor. II
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CAKE BAKERS - WANTED, A GOOD
hand ~ mix, one who 10 good workman, no
e'he- need appiy 30 Greenwich stat & KRIER's Gs
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A GERMAN boy WANTED IN A GRO
~ Gerry store; one that understands English, can
have good silustion By calling Al the store, No 249
Sd ave cor Of 3lst st. "a
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n and flower hands also few good branchers
Steady employment for the seaaon Apply at 81 Lis
pnafd II. 2T2
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NlClORlNE LlNERS-25 GIRLS TO LINE
victoIineu, also muh fuishel; rood pricfs and
ttsady work at NICHOLS, BURNETT CO.'S, 81
Maiden Lane. 26l
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OPERATORS, sl2 PER WEEK ON MIL
Oi,sry oyercOsts and business coats. Apply al 1913
on BOZ last sth st. bet and ID, In the factory 2ss
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DIAPER BOX MAKERS WANTED-6 OR
i 8 gIls who und erstand the business, also 3 or
round workers, will ind steady employment at 1856
Fulton ct. BALDWIN g. FCLLGRAFf. 293
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ATS DUANE ST, UP STAIRS, WANTED
hsood hu'tonhole makers for white shirts. 2Q2
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ITO BAKERS - COOPERS' SHAVINGS
Il may BE- had free Of expense BY bakers or others,
~ calling for them at BRIGGS Cooperage, ii Fur,
man 81, Brooklyn, one block from South Ferry 80
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FARMS FOR SALE WITHIN 100 MILES
OF this city one OF Y24 acres, good bulldinls for
SIbOG one OF W acres for = 500 or would exchange
for tin shop or other busineaa. Apply 10 X. GIL
MORE, $50 Eighth ave, I'd floor 2s6
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GAS COCK MAKERS wANTED-HONE
~ but fret clhss wofknen need sppy ARCHER
PANCoAsI, Noe. Q, H. ID 10 and II Mercer
street. 21b
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DARTNER WANTED - WITH $500 TO
Inschanc preferred. one having some nowledse OF
marble blue or brown stone will find this good
opportunlty. None but sober and industrious man
|, 'AMES KEY, Is Bright e. Jsrroy CITY l2I
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-08-05

HEMMERS WANTED ON w. & WIS MA
- chine with their own machines Apply At "
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-08-05

I ,OST-0N TUESDAY, AUG. 1ST., A ROW
vs.e, and red stripe, and the name WASHINGTON
on the back board. and on the oars L. LuNDY
Any person returning The boat " Harlem Bridge will
be literally rewarded. 7. LUNDl. 10
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EOR SALE-A FARM OF 35 ACRES, ALL
u all In good order, with house, barn carriage
house, ice house, ETanory straw shod corn crib, and
all necessary farming tools with apple and peach
orchard, and other choice fruit, horses good cows
a. X ngrton, ~ one mile fIom depot. Call al 700
Greene IT, N Y. j. TEN EYCK 44
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-08-05

THE MAGIC SklRT-FITTY TRIMMERS
Il wanted and hands to learn, ~ Murray It. Js
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~ Constant work Tor fir,t rate workmen ROFBUCk
BROS. & MAINLAND, office IS Fulton 81, FIRST
floor 256
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-08-05

Y lot raIN. favorable CHANGE. NTft mill prOpeTtp
and lO5 acIea Of cranberry and fruit andk nbned
Located At Toms River, N. j., ~ miles from New
York, per Delaware and KAritan BAY H. X Cominu-
nicaton tSico per dny. Apply 70 DIR. j III. ROSS real
estate agent, Toms River, Nj. as
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NNOOLkN WEAVERS WANTED by
w the Montana Mill Company, Cornwall, orAns,
20, \. I. bood NeAVers make 81 50 per day Boa
leavet loot oil JAY hat p IN. Oihce Is keade Il
New York 1903
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EOR SALE--A FARM OF l40 ACRES,
part under cultivation, the haiAnoo woodland
consiAting Of chestnut oAk, pine, hickory, &C. and
hno Young orchard Of about 100 trees apple and pear
aud prach orchard good house aud barn, and ont
buildings situated on Iong Island at Corain Brook
haven miles from Long Island Railroad will b.,
sold cheap Tor cash exchanged for desirable clty
property. For particulars apply TO ALBERT TEX
kLIA ON the premises 800
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-08-05

VANTED-A YOUNG MAN OR A BOY
w who can set type; he must be steady and have a
written recommendation Apply al LOO Fulton 81, I'd
story, from 10 L. N 2b4