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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-03-24

COR SALE-A frame dweliirg with
so- rooms cistsrn cellar Lot 70 ~ -oa feet si,,,
atea on the e'ir OF I'd and Exchange strrefS eood
.pshee ior some stes1iTsf man. Sho warts piece
me riser iitie good or no ssl Prize 81 $50 Enarire
oi lfehSl II b. TfN-EreK-
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-03-24
EOR sALE-A Frame Cottage Dwell.

ing with seven rooms. eists IN. good cellar and a
me growth OF INIT trees, vith fall lot, All Erod
rder situated hear business, Exchange street.
tween 9Th and ith streets. Title good Jrlre Sa0t0
h.4harr OF II. D TKN-EICK.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-03-24

story double brick Dwelling House cont airing SIX
rooms estern good cellar. hoase painted sI.d eak "a all
over. tos we'll fenc and at in god erd.r sfus,e near
the corner of l1rh and Des Aenes streets Title good
Pree 81 500 Enquire Of HB TEN-EyCK
nfrhs
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-03-24

ing House. containing 10 rooms good cellar cist~rn
sn and fall lot stnAtea the of Morgan and
lfh strret< Title good Price, s. eco Possession lst
81 sprl next Enquire Of D. IEN-EfCK.
mchIl
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-03-24

Dwelling with basement, containing four rooms
With with full lot situated the 18th aud Ex
rhsnge streets. Price, $3.50. Title Feod inquire Of
nehle If. b TEN EYCK.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-03-24
I.OR SALE-A two story double brick

h sing, With four rooms, good we'll Of water frame
barn snd full hot all under Irssce on Erehsnse
street b-tse I'd and Sd streets Eeakuk Tile coed
Price $500. Enquire Of DTrN EYCE
mcb3
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-19
Pueblo SENTIMENT

PUBLlC SENTIMENT.
For liberty and republican principles the illusirou'
President OF the United States hos died by tue lsDds Of
On assassin.
On the 18th Of April lost while resting from his
great and weghty cares in a thcater at Washington
Abraham Lincoln. the e1traoIduary man Of North
America was attacked. and bah put an end 10 his
important existence.
Secretary Seward, who by reason of iudisposition
vas unable 10 join in such diversion. was assaulted in
his own house. AID in connection with his was also
dangerously wounded BY murderons hands.
The political world astoundod at such acts. and
humanity sluddcrs TO contemplate crimes 70 horrible
produced by tie fury Of party passions.
An America, and the men Of the Other hemsph' re
who sympa,lze with liberal principies should cover
themselves with MORNING. Lincoln. victim Of the
treason ana eudacy Of desperate. is tho martyr OF
the Nineteenth century, who, struggling like hero to
save man from the chains OF Slavery and servude and
make hi free sovereign worthy Of himself and Of the
end ordained by his Creator, leaves behind him a
track that ocpses his predecessor and las no
rival among his Contemporaries.
Rest in peace lnstrions Chief Of liberty Thy name
will stand crowned high with yirtues foremost among
future generations. and be immortal as The heroes
Ibs oonpatIots will their oyes from The bloody
,jcbt that represents the Rebellion Of he South, and
follow the Da,h which thou hast traced until IN spe
Of Ojcnrcbies Monarcies and Ars;ooracics. replbi'
canequlity. the American Union, tie absolute aboi'
ton Of Slavery and the triumph 81 democracy which
the Goldman inauguraied at Golsotha shall be realized
on The continent.
Betold the programmel Save Lincoln immortal
Onr Ieart is Hsycd and our voice lifted up e. condoe
moqt sinccIely with our brothers Of The North.
THE PEOPLE OF TIi1 CRY or
MN IA lgo5 LION DE NIcAgAGUA
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Returning SOLDIER.
lfayl3, lao
NINTH VERMONT REGIMENT


The Oh Regiment, Vermont Infantry, the
frat that wen, 10 the under the call i0r 3UOJO
men arrived in this city about O'Clock on sltnraav
morning wa the NewJerSey Railroad. and le't the same
Jor Tor lone The regiment numbers 90 misk.'S
and 70 cfiicer. The following Is st 81 the oneers
F,yLp AsD STAFF -B-eyet Rng-Ocn T. H. I1IHy W
.o,''1na. Iieu...Lol V. @. Fanny MAJOR l. h"ohSi
S,,"oor w. 5 Vincent; lhoyllin, Ia C. DicAinscn 4,'
Ss,geou T. T. Fairmau; Quefte.nasief fT-nA T. h.'e :
Adu.int, O. w. Oond. :, ot,o..,, F;,,, f,cn.
,e'1., v + Cleveland Second Lieutenent, j. n ia,tir
Corn,ny B-Cata : H. Kelley; second Lieutehht WI
A Dode.. second Lieutenant a. hathaway, company
C-S.eoua LisnteuAIt, - Smith IoInP.iy - az
Assph CgIk. Fir, Lieutenant. Chss w Haiku SECOND
Lieutenant Geo. W. CeLpenteI company =. 70 - ~ y
Kelly, Flrst Lieutenant X. r. PerheT C0in2 NJ >,
Hasisli IN command Company G-cap j. y, hisns''gn'
Fifs, Lieutenant Wln. G. Holman Company hCeal. 81
y. Gofhan. Company ICapi. Eugene Wee company "
Cap. 4. T.. LeAvenwoTth. ga = ,-.u.
Tie regiment took part in the battles OF Newpor,
Barracks. N. c.; Harpers Ferry Chapin's larm "iu
Fair Oaks
THE ONE HUNDRED AND EIGHTEENTH NEw-fohh
INFANTRY.
This regiment arrived in jersey City az IL
O'Clock Friday night. 1t numbers about JoV in.n
They mustered In to the u. b. service on the
9th of August lso2
The following arc the officers: 49,
F,sLp 0vrioSh4-CeL Nisdos, Asvt. Col UomnY' NAV
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10 .m.rv nv Ho8.9n d. II from .ri-t. Depot.
u q. "a. :, &. AID 10. =. sunday tr,4n hom
18th -. .. CITY ct.4 run b. i'Tren Climber
sod 3p.b.,is. stations
l. bsny aud i'roy.D, gadcin II. u, telh-,., 4tA-
~, ia ~ p m
To Aie.ry i,,inr .. rrin,.p.l place, oasLe IInd
-on 10y s'e. or &. sibblFi. rrffoavs, Thurs'iy,
and "a ura.y -. sd Dlncl low. Hondays Wed
n,sdays ava fiitays, irom tot Da.brosscs--i
ind. nc a, Iht,'h. ..................... 7:I0
10 ljsrimore, by the New. JrT.ay H. H.. foot 81
nrdsf,lt ';l0 9 n.
eweptc,D. p n.
TO = 5.,on. by se~iia.eu l. f. va 5 ,r.l sfeli;
10 aSs.or :, New Haven r. r. s;ii', and 40
nv. vii slorn Line NJ sni Sr ~ Sunday. ?. u.
Wet by En- Railroad loot Of chambersst,
ara ~ :. ~ ,, 80 i,i,; 49,. ,,c:; ws.:c, u
B.R. Va tfc Railway. loot q CtsuDrrssi. con
neci,ns With Railroad ior 81 riucipa cuesin
-, West, t. NJ an'' ....':....'.''.'..'..''.' p u
g. Circrupon =. o.. and on sruria's b. 49, %
yel.arf lsiu Ranaiurdsic. Lors STAND By j.
'-a "." .. wv ' t. % snd $50
To iipssoa os'.,in ane B'i.,ol n, clin. aritge'
pot. r.eslsg. . uursdsy and saturday, i'rn' Hex
Tor iiaIson .ai.Ii'. i'ri,,.i. sna We, ,aup..6y
rire,n.r ravo.or Nortny. Nrdu..dny sud ~
d.. loot OF Hui.or.., North R',r....;;.... p NJ.
10 Sevims. roui4a~'psie koundoai ed nini'
inr lonlrg 81 l'zl,Gf pocA Wet Point pnI
Srbe,bro.e. !. ........,................ ., p NJ.
T. Scs-iia'.s conneeiiosv va T. w. 70, iii'',o'll
a.d .............................ii =.
To Nr,..is,,l. by 10. S.w. Haven h.H, <iti'st
.,I st.s,.. Cd = z. - ~. J. 49, aYt J. ~.
10 = ,-ge IA iId.n. A. " Milestone, tNf lHsnd
sud ,ir~.nwi,h b. rf'3nisI Jo.r honcf N. Z"
n 'pr,t.i',i iai,V y.
Trth- Wet. by rsrl.al kliro.t Of ic, .jcltev.
vi, sleu,r,,r foiiiiol Of 'inrity - y. T..
>, le a. and 3.rJu a. ssnday trsu........ p -.
So i'Al. l.llii. l,y NeN ,crsls E.i' osi, iooi o.
Con4..,nff a., . ~ gni lii I'd. .n., !: n and q.
m and I! al Ia IN. .Igi.y...-.....t...-.... r. ~.
, he Providence u. Sept ne a,"Ira-blr Coz me.
Div fro, frr 20 TOO. of Il, bns5, a., y r. It u ~
IA, " .sa;ustpr ,.,. jtr,rv X. j. loot u
,rlffa..it-r, 9 lni ~ -. ~. Q = M. ana y
irnInirit sum ~ W.
10 ftner .nfcrf ,e'a 4" hasroif lime Tables,
..r u,v,, i,.iy.ai. tA .foilrr i.rt 81 tEisp ai,r
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Cunnchau @ arerraser r. J. Eorthrup. Surgeon Mans.
hsld A is,ant ,urgeou Preston Adj utant Hubbszd
LINZ oYricrGs COMPANY ATtspt- seaman compsny =
-Cept Angel; Company E-Cspt. Grsv,s; Company F.
Lieut. OConnor; Company Lieut. Gibbs; Company Il
Lieut. Saunders; Company l-Capt stetson Company n
Lieut Cakins. -
Tire regiment was raised in Clinton, Essex and Wsr.
rem Counties and during the time tley have been ont
have Lad in a.. li0O men. They nave participated IN
tn folloyi battles: Siege OF Suffolk Ben muaa Hurd
rods Swift. eek Drury's Bluff COD IIarbol 10 days
fighting, siege of Petersburg Fort Lrrson. Fair Oaks
in 1854
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BORT il)ar0cns' Nollre.

STATE OF NEw-loRK.
PoRr-WAgoESs OFEIcs, No. i0i Wil-st.
NOTICE IN hereby gwen, In accordance with
section OF the act passed April H. 1851 entitled An
Act TO Reorgsne Nlren. Once Of the Port OF New
York" per.ou. interested ill., having charge Of tho
subject o. such inquiry examination survey THAI
tn. following vessel. u,ier esiuiioE lie Pors
Narens and that the said surveys examinations viii b.
completed within ten days succeeding this notice. %
ooord .ad vesseis
ship Great Western. ''.'.''s....'.<S r. "
ship Dutci,lanc. .................s.s' ~ q.
Bark SCius..........s. ~. NJ
Brig Viking. W ooeIIn 3 hoDrfons.
Brig Bel,ic... .......... " oodrun Rohinsons.
Big j. u. Tiffc"s. IL
biig w. II. Earris.... y. N
bfig An.ecello.
schooner Loyallst..ss
HINIhORNk TOaPhINs, President
, Arcs lIRpYixAS Secretsrf.
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SHIPPING ANTELLsGEsCE.
PORT or HEW-YORk. .......iu:
Cleared.

s,am.lp cily Of Washington (Brl Brooks. Liverpool,
a. Dale. So
sicim,hp America, Gin. savannah. Waterman, Gookiu
,ielnl,ap ~ Gel llebost, Newben n C.. C. Good'pesd
s,,al.liv Liberty, WILSON, Havana Harsons L Co.
strarnsliu Miirosa, Honcs, New Orleans.
sieafs,jr str 81 ihe Union Blanchard. New-Oreans HB
s'ctn.hi, lir,rtia. Baxter Charleston A. Lrsry.
steamship Mar iana Quiuter0 Mex Ynsquia Havana,
.t..m'hp ysloo Couch Norfolk end Riclmend o. Helue
Stssrcr Ea,,rpe, faidse Wellington, II. D Lviossiou
steamer Chesapeake Sherwood Portland H. i. Cromwell
De- s,e,.,.., pa,th, stevens. Chance baltimore.
shin Bang,ou ,Brl. Haley. Sydney " :. w, r. ".
nm v..iG.ti T,rvrr,a Ba..,u,ore D. w Eweli Co.
az ANA lbre,,). Meyers Bremen. H. koop l Co
Es-s Rechaoio (hrl Loansu, Little G.aee Bay Bre't,
Pns Move ao,i,ie lis,.l cero P4iuero. sloeosich,
tTsF. Bselow rprl, soyer,. Fslruou,h ia D R. Pc
81. iemy Br rcrka,., Londonderry Island, A. selrS
Sons. $500, - r l. y o. sh
gris 8e,.e ioi1 tlir) AeeI - John, y. b. D. H. De-
WI a.; sa1in. wsv. Collins Mobile :. T.. WrdS CO.
f;ri. pcrtmouth ter) ai,ithc~s Ci'nfiesos, Lewis
81, e.ssu Boil (rr) Ben Is,i.x b. T. Small Co
sc,r Pnarcr Boath Phadcipha BeD,ly, Smith 4 TO.
s,hr Ann nestou. Kysn, Pod Royal Van Brunt sagbt
schf j. IL lockwood pcHn'0n Washington -" bi"h'
SER siut La,.nia Anderson. Washington, Bentley,
SIN Nuigator harstor, ssvarile aud Cathasens Tomp
non a. Nnn.ef.
seIr Oerirude 9TH Sards Hsibos Island. jas Eness.
sir Minerva ORB tlotcher Londonderry, n. =, j. +.
Whitney Co. M,
schr Jul. A. CrawioP, Bas,sy, Port Royal =. NJ Bxby
scir FrauEln Bell Brewster Beaufort Thop,s Holmes.
e.rr Nyfoyer Hu.hss Be- uior,, " l.. McCrcidy Co.
Sfhr Bf.ez, iiulse Washington tsn Brunt Slasht
schr A. V Bergen Thompson Washington, Van brunt
schr Ia. Scranton, Dey,on, Georgetown Baker Day
"a,
{ Go.
schr Senator Faulkner, Boston. !. c. Dayton Go.
schr 81. Murray, Berirsn', New-Haven
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The CITY HALL PARK.-Under the direc-

The CITY HALL PARK.-Under the drec.
tion Of Mr. Alexander Ward Superintendent Of Lands
and Places, the City Hall Park has lately undergone
complete Transformation OF the most agreeable cEarac-
ter The extraordinary growth of the new grass crop
the seeds Of which were sown but very short tine
ago has been the wonder and admiration Of ALL whether
of city country As laborers are still employed IN
the Park We infer that additional improvements are to
be made to bring that spot even to higher poini Of
attractyeness than it enjoyed before the war
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furniture

ALL KINDS of FURNITURE, Mat
"a fasse. Gediin, Loohnssias.es Sc cheapest az SN
DrN& lsMPGELLS, No 2o3 Bowery, between stantop
md asuston-.,s Cal save money Goods warranted; do
liveced nee. HuruisuTo IN suits
ENAMELED CHAMBER FURNITURE
IL The best sssocrcn, Of ENAMELED FURNITURE 10
An colors md STYLES, Walnut and Chestnut Plain and orrz-
mental u Suites. Wholesale aud Ret IL. Also, Mattresses
md pslisses. WARREN WARD, No. III Canal 4.
EURNITrRE for SALE, of every deScrip-
L .iou.-pno, and Bedroom Suls, Carpets Bediins,
Mirrors. A., u BENDALL& SCOTS WAREAOOMS,
Nos 80 aui 2l Huliousi. corner Of CanL IT, Paynem
,sk-u in weekly .g,iauier,s II desired.
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DEATH OF A PROMINENT CITIZEN or INDIANA.

DEATH OF a PROMINENT CITIZEN OF INDIANA.
Major Henry T. Thornton died aged %. June D. 1869
at Bedford. Ind, where he lad lived many years. lie
was professionally lawyer. and in lsll-l2 was an ac
tive military man with Gen. Harrison at the battle OF
,ippecanoe aud on the northern frontier. he lived
and oisd strong Union man. highly respected by all
Who kpsw him In tho various situations VI honor and
truxt that ho bAs filed.
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Miss AUGUSTA L. DARGON will give a Pub.
lie Reading Mt Dcdworths fall this evening assisted
BY Messrs. Loyctt and Mailatrett and Mrs. j. X.
aekson as musicians. Miss Dargon has hitherto
proved herself tsl reldcrone Of the best we ever
heard-ard those who go tonight have the pi nse OF
a high inte!lcc. ia, entertainment.
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MINIATURE ALMANAC.
s.p Rses..t:29 Sou Se,s....I:3i Moon rises.. 1888
HIGH wATEg 7Hig DAY
Sandy .IooL 40 GOV Isnd.. 504e Hell Gate. t;B
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A Commonwealth Our publication of The
Report of the Treasurer of the Lincoln Memorial Fund
on Saturday morning our compOsitor made the sigma
ture at the bottom Of the article 10 read W K Sher
man, No. y Wallet. NewYork'' Its almost need
less to say that it should have been "B. b. Sherman
No. % Walst., New York"
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The OsBoa CAsR.-It is understood that the
findings 10 tho case Of b. s. Osbon havs been trnIs
mit.ed to tie Bureau Of Military Justice n VI ashing
tpn Meantime IA. 0sbon lies in Ludlcv-st jail. 1t
is understood mat the findings favorable to Mr.
Osbop.
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Arrived.

Steamship Glasgow lBr). NaIuns. Liverpool Janea aud
eo,,tosn 3D. with mdse and GU Passengers to John g..
st Juus 2 as D. IA oa Carmel Font. passed steanshp
E,n bound In, 81 1? ~ niles y. 4. OF IusksI,
steamship CITY Of Dublin bound nj dsy 3mie.
w. Of h.ne Hs.d sssa,A Sssbis Asa. ssh Ia, 81 - !o
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Sal.rs..

stasmshps-City Of Washington Sew-York. Cores. Idbes
~ Nsriposs. Caledonia. Yezco Grenada Zodiac
The o. : sunooa, Cbippee sailed for Boston Saturday vs
Long island Sound
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Pkg APPLE CmyR DIR. TALBoTs Cox

PNH APPLR tIDRR--Ur. TALBOTS CON-
crxrHArED NRDic,L fiSrAIPlg CIDER vii cure yoa II
you sifk tid you Wti viii pr,vspt sickness. See
,our adv-rii.cn,@n; IN WEEKLY TRBvSE from April ~ TO
Nv ~ 1855 ino l.ve send ~ Cir u1r One ounce sau'
pc bottle BY mail reccp, " SIC TO psy postage
Is. L. EABsIrr, ho.. ~ TO q " ,shir gton-st. ~ b.
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CAPT. BRAcKsrr AND MS Foncp Still AT

CAPT. BRACKFTT AND MS FOECR Still AT
WohK.-Capt. Bracket OF the City Hall Police Given.
~ sixth Prccinc aud tic under bis command ere
still bueily at work. Since the st Of May Sergeant
Robi on and the officers detailed for the purpose have
inspected ard caused to be placed in proper condition
400 hacks Jl3 Of which have general aud 10 special
licenses The receipts fIo1n nous sources paid into
the city tressmr have been ~ follows For hack
licenses. 81 V4S; for junk shop licenses clcf so for
unk cart licenses, 8: 80, fox jun. boat hccbs.s, sbj
for secondhand dealers hccHsea. 1873. for plWn-
brokers' licenses, 70 100. for intelligence ohice,
-237 O total 5000 IN addition a. the above NAV or
Gunher hos allowed many persona 10 have titlricrist
renewed wilton, having their 1ackr Inspected officer
Dunn on Saturday arrested Thomas Norton ana ihcnns
Harrington Of coach 30. 40 on tic compliant OF
David Carter soldier wi0 Lad LOST III III the SERVES
OF bis country. He states That on TIE III nsthht
he engaged the prisoners 10 DIVE hn from
the foot Of COurtanGt.si. 10 Rcoae'ei.st.
Instead Of so doiug they drove MN around the city IL
dnccd him part IKE ~ some drugged whisky, r"D'd
N of k2DO and thcn elcCieo him flm TIC carriage 10
one of the uniTequeDieG figCt. ~ nIclu' ih) were
eco, Iized by the complainant ana lloN "ho -"
them throw lin from ne carriage. Justice iogGh
committed them. Officer kivn arre'ed lirheroa \.
Fitch of No. 34J Wet bofy-liId-st, where shr re-
sides with her mother. While leaving tie nedInDodt
Thomas Cornell, y!ug at The foot 81 lici No 80 y H.
In her possession was found .arpci'h1f ih' properly
Of Miss EliIsbeiA FaBclcF Oi West i0iut N" wa
taken before Justice Hogan bu, NisA fGnch'f 49,
fused appear against her ne was di'cheF a.. ~
rssdenct Of herself sud mother IA Forty nifd u wa
searched and the following property Ornd one Nies
sack five pieces giace WIDE ribbon, e.eV"n s4"ri i"iA
tyo silver soup-iadles ana other mticcs ~ a 'auod
at SsJ The carpet bag stolen viii It's contents WIS
valued AT go Persons who have lost properly al ne
above description are requested ~ cJ al inc Nv! a
nnd see If they can identity %.
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ire bars OF the window II his cell ani then lowered
himself 10 the sucOrd story window where he was dis
covered by Sergeant Davenport, and conducted to an
other cell
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President Lincoln and Nicaragua.

The Department OF State at Washington has
received the following expression Of sympathy on the
death Of President Lincoln from Leon dc Nicaragua:
iTrsntla,ion.l
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Baruaso, bark w. II. Randall from Gambia. W. q.
a.. tor Boston.
Brg Weuouah from Portland for Csrdeuss, June 6. lsl
~ -. Ion "a Al.
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trc0itll

SMoLANpER'
COMPOUND FLUID EXTRACT
BUCK u.
The article. which compose this rrcPrson are especay
RECOMMENDED BY THE MEDICAL FACULTY
for the eurs of the various affections oil Tho
STOMACH. URINARY ORGANS, RHEuMATIsk
GENERAL DEBILITY DRoPsY. CHRONIC
GoNoRRHEA AND CUrANE0US
DISEASES
fom
ExCEssES AND IMrRUDENCE.
PERMANrLY CURED
sMoLANDERS EXTRACT BucKU
TRY n.
PRICE ONE COLLAR PER BOTTLE.
pEMAs BARNES s. CO., Wholesale Agents for NswA
York.
FOR SALE By ALL DRUGGISTS.
BURLElGH L ROGERS, Wholesale Druggists,
40 70 Tiauover.s,. Boston, Mass, General Agents.
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SgCRETED IN STORB.-.jsmcs Miller was
on Friday arrested by officer Dufton 81 the Third Pre-
enci for being found srcreted In the store ~ John d.
Cordcs No -! Greenwich st.. Wiz. intent T. stcal
note Of hand from the SAFE FOR the amount OF 200. lie
was committed for ir!a By Justice Hogan.
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THE SEVENTEENTH OF JUYE.-The flags were
displayed during Saturday from numerous public and
private buildings in honor OF tie anniversary Of the
Battle Of Bunker Hill
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Fatal RAILROAD AccIDyyr.-On Saturda :,

Fatal RAILROAD ACcIDESr.-On Saturda =,
Edward Leroy aged 2 years pupil Of the French In
stitute at Fort Washington. while attempting to get on
train on the Hudson River Railroad. at tat place.
while they wero In mOcn, fell between the ~. which
passed over him. severing the head and arms from the
body The remains wets takes 70 he depot mt Ihir'
tinhst and Coroner Wildey notified 90 hoid Inquest
The parents Of deceased reside al The corner Of Twcny
sscontst. and broadway.
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the Sisters Of Mercy is reported having Melted tho
handsome sum Of s26,,65 "a.
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TURKISH BATHS, No. Is MANIFESTATIONS
--cLicfn,u Gto 'nd3 % PIP m. Ledie', "a M 70
D. IN Greatest 4 LuNures." Try one.
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60 frt.
PARTIALLY FURNISHED.

V,O RENT. PARTIALLY FURNISHED,
", Let Of Apnl nevt will be leased foI tenn o. years
the former RESIDENCE ofthe late N D. HALsTEAD 4
Rye Westchester County the Beach with At
Ground; House IL ige and in Terect order; good Sabing
and Carriage House The r,aie necessary to complete thS
purchased Of tie present occupant Apply ~ T. g. bULA'
LEY, No. a. Whilst, .auucey ouIt-
VALUABLE PROPERTY TO LET, at East
CrcSt-r Westcbes,es Co., Is miles from Nrg ioa ~
rnsLed house. with rom 10 y and noe sarus
plenty n nut aud Negetahcs gre boa-- toI.nS
house. Of stable and csriage house tine b.s1ny s"S
t'n- Terms easy. Apply TO GEORGE II. oAAeA l. No.
alt st. New sIt .f..
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A MONKEY IN CoURT--On r. lay afternoon,
while Carlo Zercn playing hand organ in front
OF ire saloon OF John Uttwel 20 Gl Fors thst. some
one it is ALLEGED, cut O., string Which ecnhned MS
monkey. e1d the animal ran into thu house adloinins
No ~, occupied bv Mr. Diez scsmpered through the
aparncns much 10 the al9ris Of the occupants, ana
frly tor lace curtains and did other damage amount
ing to s0 H. - the apartments. Carlo vas ARE
ed and made his Gpreg in court with tie ms
chievous Gnnal affect.onatey c'ngirg 10 ho. tnelr
appearance crenfing quite sensation. Carlo stonfly
maintained that some cut the string which confined
the ANNA; bG This statement WINS denied by several
witnesses Justice Shandley decided that ne must pay
the damage. and iu default Of payment committed him.