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rr We are assured BY those who

ssr We are assured by those whose
business it is to know that the small POI
is abaiing in our city, and but few case.
now exist. We know that rumors have
been circulated throughout the surround
ing country that this disease was spread
ing like wild FIRE in Keokuk. This wa,
done BY evil disposed persons to injure,
if possible, the trade Of our city, and
scare persons to other points. Our state
ment above can be relied on az true, and
all persons who desire to come to Kec.
kuk can do so with safety, all reports to
the contrary notwithstanding.
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n.Col. 8rIl sssslvsd - fo!lssiag
telSgfan ftbA Adj. Gen. B4kss; ssat
from Dsvsatlet;
s.Ordsr ~ Sn.l ralass iu1sis 1lIately,
BY Oapsaia KiteA n honor q 1ett Bum
ter. -. y. 0Akn
And last Svssisg The sslsts--oss han
drsd guns-tRas fired With : viii. and ~
.hundsrs Of the guns sounded gratefully
upon loyal bars. II . part Of the gun
we're not ii honor Of Ges. Bsker, i
should have been 90. lows has NO NOR
patriotic. faithful. indnstljqess clear had
ed. efficient and praisswsrthy Official ths'
Gen. Baker -net one tAat deserves bette
# our ciiSens and our soldiers for %
swerving loyalty and devotion to publ
interests and the duties Of bis station.
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MT. PLEASANT ITEMs.-Hon. q. W.
Woolson. of Mt Pleasant, has ust re-
turned from Santa lie, where he Is eot or
Government business.
A Progressive Farmers Club was or
ganizsd in Henry county last week
Willie Gilchrist, little boy two years
of age, whose parents live in Aioun,
Pleasant. was burned TO death last Mon
day. by his clothes taking FIRE.
A barber in Mt Pleasant tore from
the shirt foot of customer who entered
the shop to be shaved, a Cope head
breastpin, and put the wearer out Of doors
Wesrer was mad; threatened to shoot
but didn't do it.
We CLEAN from the Home Journal.
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bay Yesterday was as gala day In
our city. Flags were displayed from bus
iness houses, public buildings and many
private residences. We don't know
whetherit was the lovely day or the arri.
val and departure Of jackets, or the Fire.
mems Ball, or the celebration of the birth.
day OF the Father of his Country, or Of
the fall of Charleston. or any or all o.
these that brought out our public and
made them so jubilant. but jubilant they
certainly we're. So may they ever be, and
may the present run of victories culmi
nate in the early and complete suppress
sion Of the rebellion, and the dag which
waved in Ksokuk and Charleston ye,ter.
day b the flag Of the whole country. hon.
orsd and loved By all it's suljso.s.
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A Gard.

MRssRs. EDrToRs ALLOW me to ex-
press, through your paper, my sincere
thanks TO my soldier comrades aud friends,
who houored me with substantial token
Of their esteem aud friendship, on Tues
day evening, at Mrs. FsureI's. The even.
ing was very unpropi.ious, yet I was ne,
by large and pleasant company. Though
the amount was MT large. yet my graft
tude cannot be expressed, and CAP only
content myself by ask ing tina, God 8 special
blessings may rest upon you al and
when the great battle of life is ended, We
may meet II heaven.
j. s. FKReUsos.
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~Nearly one hundred and fifty sol.
diers left here for the front yesterday -
About one hunared went on the Kate
Kearney. and the remainder went on the
Eastern train, en- route for Sherman via
New York.
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would earnestly call attention TO the
above letter setting forth the wants Of our
soldiers. Navigation is now open and
there will be no delay 10 sending fol war
articles Send in wat you can to Mr.
Smith Hamill, marked for "Christiau
Commission Papers friendly to the
Christian Commission who sympatbizs
with our soldiers will please copy.
VIM THOMSON,
Pres't of Keokuk Br. Chr. Commission.
Ksokuk, Feb. 92d, 1865.
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CHArnAM souARE N. E. CHuRe

CHArHAM SouARE N. E. CHURCH.
The protracted meeting in the above
Church still continues. The pastor. Rev
e. H. Warning, has been assisted BY Chan.
lAin Teter, Rev. John Burgess and 9th ,
ministers. Rev. +. w. Evans, Of Keo.
sauqua. has preached each night Of this
week, and will preach again to might. His
sermons are earnest and impressive. ard
his'labots arc highly appreciated BY The
congregation. La Bightvight person,
9nissd VIII The Church. TIE services
opan each evening q 2 o'clock.
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ET- The hearts of Keokuians "

Ea- The hearts of keokuians were
gladdsned By the arrival of the Kate
Ksarney at our wharf about ten o'clock
yesterday morning.. A large number oil
citizeas collected on Abe lcvee, to greet
the first of the season." Sic left at an
early hour in the afternoon. The WA.
coudah, q. new side wheel boat arrived
during the afternoon.
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FLAos.-TLese are days Of victories.-
Patriotic people are jubilant and they
want to show Il. Flags are in demand,
and G. q. Emersa6 has yet supply on
hand.
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E Harper's Magazine for March,
laden with a richness and lullness of liter
ary edibles, is received and for sale by
Lowry at the Literary Depot. Call on
him and get number.
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Bo,K-KERrING.--We call attention to
the advertisement of Mr.. Curtiss in an
other column. Il will be seen that ne
proposes to9sach Bookkeeping and pre-
SCENTS the most ample testimonials OF
competency.
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WET NURSE WANrn.-One from the
country urefarred. Gall at Dr.. Winslow's
ofdce, (Keokuk Drug Store on 9Th street
between Main and Blondeau) about IL
O'Clock A. M--for one week. let
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mExICAn musrANo LarImErr.

The parties in St. Louis and Cincinnati who have
Countesfeiiing thu Mustang nment under pretence
pruprafoEshp, have been thoroughly estoped by the
courts To guard seanst further imposition, have
procured from the U. States Treasury, private steel
plate stamp which placed the top Of
bottle Each stamp bears the fee staik Of my sigma
tire. and without which TIE article is Counterfeit
dangerous and worthless imitation Examine every bot
tie fhisniDent has been and growing in favor
many There hardly exists hamlet the hatat
able GIots tst does not contain evidence Of its wonder
fn effects II is the best eniolsent ia the world With
its -ssnt Improved ingredients its effects upon
bea fssrfeeiy remarkable Sores healef pain,
relieved lives saved, vaiust- animals made useful
untold ills ssusgd For cuis bruises, spranm renma
sn, sxenss bites euts cake breasts strained horse
&c IL 70 Sovereign Remedy that should never dis
pesed with II should rs in every family. Sold by al
Druggists
octii-dAw D. BARNES, New York.
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FLAX SEED.--Several thousand bushels
of this article have accumulated al this
point, waiting for the opening of naviga.
ton. The Kate Kearney- took one hun
dred and nineteen barrels yesterday. 1.
is quoted at 1885 per bushel in St.
Louis.
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us. CHRISTIAN COMMISSION,
Sr. Louis, Feb. 18th, 'd5.

Col. W. Thompson,
Pres. u s. s. G., Keokuk, iowa:
DEAR STR: We are needing no n, and
shall during tho coming spring, pc ed very
much, pickles, krout and potatoes for the
we'll and jellies for the sick soldiers The
pickles and krout are indispensable. vii
you make an effort to procure them for Vi
to supply our friends, the dear boys il
blue. j. e. PARSONS,
Cor. Sec'y.
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LYoN,s KArHaIaor.

kAthairon Is from the Greek wurd .Kathro" or
kaihsire sgnifin to cleanse ard
This srtiee - what its name signifies For preserving
restoring and beautiiyina ne human hair IL the
kabie preparation Il De World II asain orned
aud put up BY the ORIGINAL proprietor and il made
sale # over million bottles per annum.
II Is a meet delightful Hair Dressing
II Graduates scuTf and danarnd
IL Keeps the head cool aud clean
II makes the hair rich, soft and glossy.
II prevents the hair from falling of and turning graz
ltrestores hair upon bald heads.
Any lady or gentleman no values beautiful bead Of
hair should Lyons kAfhairoa. 1t II known and us
tsrWshout the civilized world Sold By oil Respectable
dealers. DEMAS BARNES CO. Sew York
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KEoKuK, Iowa, Feb. 22, 1865.
SPECIAL ORpERs No. l.


SPECIAL ORpERs No. l.
The militia companies Of Jackson town
ship and city Of Kcokuk who are organ
lied and officers commissioned, will meet
At the Hall over the GATE CRY Office, on
Saturday. at Ct o'clock. P. m, the 25th
of this month, for the purpose Of slecliue
regimental officers. Companies 10 Der
Moines township will NEE, at their re-
spective headquarters at the same time
10 accordance with orders from Adjutan
General Baker. The returns Vt the cleo
ton of each district in the county of Lee
will be forwarded to me at Keokuk.
feb2-d3t J.. A. WALL, A. p. G.
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HAGAN,s MAGNOLIA DALM.

This the delightful and extraordinary article
ever discovered Tt changes III. sun burnt facs and
hands peary satin texture Of ravishing beauty
parting the marble purity II youfh ord the Ossa6ss
pearance inviting IN the city bsIle Of fashsOu. II
freckies pimpes md roushneas oa the skin
II contains material injurious u the skin Patoaize<
by Actresses and Opera Singers II 10 what every ladl
should have. Sold everywhere
Prepared by W. e. HA0AN, Troy, NY.
Address all orders to
DEMAs BARNES Co, New York
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ga VOICE FROM vICKsBURG,

ETA VOICE FROM VICKSBURG.
yicKsBuRG, Mas. Ans. Q, 1855
DR. John Bull-Dear Sir. happy 10 stase q 70
that hsse used your valuable Cedron Bsers With srea
oeehi TO myself IN general debility and prostratocc 81
py system produced BY tbeunhealhy and miasmate in
fncnce of the Mississippi river around scksbur having
been with Gen. Grant army throughout its
ern campaign confidently recommend Its
persons " kc are posed to unhealthy climates.
II VI. rOGLE,
Agent O. Sanitary Eomnsisnioo
LoursvnIR, KY, eepA 10, leB
On the22d ofJuIy last Isubmifted. thrungh aren't
of mine the Medical Director of the Department the
Army cfthe Cumberland sample OF my Ceron Bittsrs
f,rinspestion and rcquestedH after analysis found
meritoricus, TO sanction snd approve Its among our
soldiers.
The following the Medical reply and also
Gen Rosecrans permission 10 ship 800 DOZEN once
have II sold 10 suffers JOHN BULL
II satisfied that cedron Biiters win do NO harm
one II taken properly and in moderation see no
objection TO Dr. Bulls being permitted dispose Of II
suffers. A. HENRY THuRsTON,
Surgeon and Medical Director, b
Headquarters Department Of Cumberiand, 4
Nashville, Tenn, July "a, 1863.
Dr. John Bulls agent, Mr., has permlssion to ship
to Nashville Tenn rs gross 500 dosen Buils c.
dron Btters for sale 70 suffers In the army only.
Of the Treasury Department. rsto b
complied with strictly. n
byordsf Of Major Gss. Rosscrsns.
wM. n. WTLn8,
Major and Provost Marshai Cen
Rorssie. Wholesale By Wilkinssn Bartlett
o,heokuk Iowa apr13dAw1yr.
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1pefiaI Notices.


/ This csssbfassd Tolles seap, in such univsrsai
dss.un4, tsEseas fton ~ chsiesss sst~as'a =
niIa asd s1aolasnsists ~ sssare, fragranily
ecsat6A, and sxtrsnely ben eltcia in it, sctio
spon the skin. For sale hy ~ Dsuggiss "a Ds.cy
Goods Dealers fsb1-dAwlyF
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EE Volunteers in Rock Island get
all things considered. sl,042 per year.
So figures the Argue. Local bounty is
$500.
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E The many friends of Capt. 8. g..
Bridges present him % the voters o. sae
regime a. now organizing as candidate for
the Office OF Colonel.
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nA-"I wonder this child don't go to
sleep" said an anxious mother to fsma
acquaintance. well, DON'T" replied
the lady; ats faca is so dirty ii can't shut
;ts eves
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prThe ferry boat "Mill Boy" is in
pretty much the same fix of the steame =
I" E. gle," only little more so.
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one Million Of Dollars OF increase d
Assets
To be AIDED 20 their present large accumulation.
Number n Policies issued during 1894. 4,9o5.
The Directors have DECLARED DIVIDEND or FTFTY
PER CENT last years busness, rish orders to nav
all outstanding dividends up 1s63; and have also re-
| served "a surplus nj SeiS So
The New ork Life Insurance Con psny lave steck-
ho er- pay dividends to- its prot oil 80 the pol
| ics-hofers.
Those having no Insurance, wishing addition
tn lises and WHO cnsider the Importance Of nsurng
white yet In health will their own interest Gy
making their Investments this old sossnc and ySlsutle
Company.
Agents for the above Company will visit the principal
towns In Southern Iowa the ming spr and
D. W. BAILEY, Agf., keoknk.
J. H. STATION. NJ. d. Medical M auinsr.
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THE CITY.
~The family Of Gen. Curtis arrived
in town yesterday. The General - at
Milwaukee.

~ The Perseverance, mans scow ana
skilfs were the only means by which the
river was crossed Yesterday.
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REFERENCE BY PERMISSION.
Vim. Thompson Co, Bankers. :.
j. W. Delaplaio Of daily Crate City"
Jsmes Brown Pastor United Presbyterian Church, Ke
okuk. fsblT
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Dlscascs Of the Nervous

~ Seminal, Urinary ana sexual AyS-
eomo-new and reliable treafment-an reports Of he
Howard AssoAr1oH-Sent by nail IN sealed letter en-.
ysiOpes, reeofchargs. Addrses, Dr. 0xnux Houoarox
Howard Associations, No. South Ninth Street. Phadel.
phia- r aprldAwly
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- esaaeisy ~ 81 1a'rsf.sy = - 1leay -
usdezagned aensual - AGsaay
awAsaas u unifsd sts1e VI nssaas tssaias
ssvan nd tArsstsith< - eSpt. inse ~ saslln.
knsuA = ths
SEVEN IlllklF liam.
1Aas Mssss - sss1 snAsr asss - A4s.ss lsth -
an sss payasss sArss ysssu fon shss DDS n eufsaey
Or ~ eonvertibis u ~ option u the hotdsr into
=. :. SO III pr .{ss
GOLD.BEARING BONDS,
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ISAAC COOK, Oskaleesa,
SPECIAL AGENT FOR SOUTHERN IOWA.
Below publish condensed rrporf for the year
OF the above Company showing st,ering and snctess
full exhibit its careful under Of hong
experience IN this iuspSriab III asoh Of insurance.
Receipts for Premiums during the ear ga s II
Pa. fer Losses by Death............. 5l5, go 20
Pail for Dividends, Anuuties, Surrendered
anfCanceled Policet, Printing, Salaries,
Taxes Commissions, Revenue Stamps and
all incidental 4o9 be2 -
LEAVING OVER
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snkul for the liberal patronage heretofore extended
to this establishment soici and By stret Attention
70 10 interest Of patrpns kcps to merit csntinr-
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The POngtkupsie Press is informed that a
man " ho won 81 so from the hacker Of the Pough-
keepsie boat paid back. saying he considered 1t rob
berry 10 keep IL under the circumstances. The same
paper understands that sporting man has sued George
Wkestho stakeholder in tae recent at that city,
for the recovery OF the 5000 prize money.
John Brennan was Tilted BY widow some
years his senior and tried TO console himself IN his
affection by taking poison. This pan failed, however
and he took steps for finishing his mortal last
Saturday by shooting himself with apstol from which
wound death enSued on the following Frday-all OF
Syracuse, n. y.
A man, name unknown. was drowned at South
Branch. while bathing last Tuesday; colored lad met
the fate while pursuing similar at GriRgs
town. n. " day or two before, aud the following Fri
day a son of Mr. John Housed years old lost his life
wh..c playing in brook near Neshonic. n. D.
One White residing in a wild part of Kansas
killed his son one dy last wees by beating him over
the head with club The OF the act. was dis
agreement between the deceased and brother relative
70 the OF pony The father took sides witt the
other son.
The Buffalo Daily Nors has suspended publ
cation The publisher had been sued on thres actions
for libel the damages in which laid respectively at
slOo 600 sos 900 and S.j 900; aud finding ii nconve
nient furnish bail and not wishing TO 20 10 prison
the publisher aforesaid concluded pass u season il
Cansda-"Iienco the milk. &C"
On Wednesday last heavy rain having
washed sway bridge near ElizabehtQwn or the Nash.
vile Railroad two young ladies walked down the road
mile and notified an approaching train OF the danger
ahead OF them. thus saving many ves and much prop
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SUPREME COURT-CBArBKRs-Auo o-Befors Jas
BARNARD.
srRAIrNG FPnM A

STEALING FROM a EtTJ RSED SOLDIER.
The People &C. ar William Marks Nathan Saunders and
Charles Elis.
The defendants Lad been committed 70 Tho City
Prison 10y Justice Hogan charge Of s'oa 80 hs'
toual currency from Louis Cnroi returned soldier while
m house Of illfane No 23 Chufci.,. Jolly 81 last
PROM the evidence IL appeared that the parties al In
the house above described when Msks seized Curtos
legged and beld him while Saunders toos the money from
lis pocket This Immediately followed by tc arrest Of
al the dsfeu dante.
Ths prevent I~Ae Of The wit q eriorad issued
upon the application Of VIA T. Howe which directed mo
Justic. sitting Chambers show WHY kis, the Last
named defendant should not BE- discharged evidence hp
peadng Of his completely IN the matter.
Robert C. Hutciinss Assistant Dsrict-Auouey FOR the
People submitted che to lis Honor And the latter hold
ug evidence ssAss kA' ordered ~ d.
clafge
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+; ,:te. Y sswH.v'n R. Vi, sprnss.d;
70 Boston ss 81 New Haven e. I'm a. and ah "
sv. via Shore Line, II! snd p. m. Sundly.... p m
To Ca,skin by steamer rhorna, Powell, from FOO.
Of Franklin ST. n. r., every Tuesdsy end Thurs
day at p ~. and evory Saturday a,.......... m
To Canaan iaigus, Rochester Buffalo Ss.mlncs and
West. by Erie Railroad, loot OF Chsnbers-st.
To Long Brunei, by Rian aud Do.wsre BayR
H., via steamboat jesse Hoyt from pier ) n Il.
'iVf' q m
To Long Branch. By stearnboa, Nuve,iik. daily,
lsandsys excepted from foo. Of Barciay-st..k
r., to connect NJ Sandy Hook with sea Shore H.
X for Long Branch at loi snd .......... p. IN
slip r. .......................sa M aud 800 o m
steamers leave foot OF HsrIison. North River NJ
TO Nswburr Poushseepsie, Roundout and Kings.
ton. landing at Coly-n's Dock, Wet Point and
Milton the steamer Mary Powell, daily nom foot
OF Desbo sses.si., N Observation-Disclosures. m
To New Haven. connecting with Il. r. for Hartford
and springheld-,teamers leave Peck Slip at 81
r. ~ r.: S;ii
and 4th.av at = g. nj an M 3:i5 Il. and p O.
To Norwak. landing at whiiestone, City Island
and Greenwich, by steamer John Roner, pier %
Il, r., tPec.-siip) u m
To the West, by Central Railroad OF New-Jersey
via Allentown from foot Of Liberty-s,. N. r.,
To Philadelphia, by New.yersey Railroad, TOO, OF
Courtlsndt-st, 10 and lis a M, IL n,+ andsp
To Troy BY .samsrs vanderbilt and Rip Van Win
ke daily. (Sundar~ includedl pier " n R.. p m
To Staten Island, by steamer. from Pier No: sN.
X. near Dey-st., at I, 2. 1890 ~, 1890. ~,
$50 7:oo m.
daily from pier g. foot Of Robinson N H.. at o. m.
To White Mountain. and Lake Memptremagos.,
Direct route vi. New Haven isteaInboat or rail
road. Springfield and the Connecticut River Val
ley. Take steamers rom Peek slip at J;l3 p in.'
from 9th st. station at nab ......... D. IN.
To Warrington. by New.Jersey X. X. foot Of
Con,r snd''st.. aud Ii. a M, ! p m' andn
For further inflammation in iesmd to Road Time Tibs.
see advertisements In another part Of this paper.
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Truvelers- GuIde.

To Albany, BY Hudson n H. Depot sOih.st ani
1Othhve. aud by Haden X. X. Depot 2Gth-st.
and 4h.av.. via Ill ndson River, "A a. IN, 2l3
aud IOt p. H.. viz Harlem II .. N. aud 40 D. IN.
Sunday train via hudson River, 6 q. m City
run between G.. Imbers and 5Vth-sta. stations
and Oity Hal and 10Th station.
To Albany. landing at principal places on The HID.
son, oy steamer {. Vibbard Tuesdays Thufsasys
aud Saturdays. aud Daniel Drew. Mondays, Wed.
nesdsys and Fndays, from foot Of Desbro.sessL
7:+5 a. m, landing at TlrLiethst q
To Albany, by steamer St John. MONDAYS, We'd
nesdays and Fridays. and be Hendrix Hudson,
Tu..days, Thursdays end Saturdays. from psr 20
N n
70 Baltimore, by tho New. Jersey X r.. foot OF
midnight. sunday. ITO
To bndgspsrt, BY steamer Bridgeport leaving Peck
u
To Boston, by steamers City of Bath. every sstnf-
day, and Jersey Blue. every W -dnesisy. from
70 Boston. by New London ine, Pier ssN r
and Neptune Line Pisr u N n. dyiiy tsurdsy
eAseP'sal''''''.'...'..'.,,.' 'u",",,"
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CEALED PROPOSALS for building 49,, rSp hr
i,c MaUk IN In the Eighteenth Ward, auth9rnssa o1
- ~, -. ne.ls,nle mach & 1855 vii be Iseei.ed NM
Insg., Is At Tie oe@ Of JOAN II. The Com
~ nlsncsy., where plans, Sc., eau De- seen III ,
.oness reeve the rrht 10 rjec oil pid' aeshea 0o'
sistcnt TO ths interests OF The C,y;,,rppr
JoHS :. HAYWARD' Commissioners
IA1DH II. GUMBLE,
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a-.aasssaaHaaaa -
MINIAIIiHF AIMANA
SHIPPING INTRLS.RGENCE.
PORT Or REV YoRK......A u0Usr
Cleared.

Cleared.
s,.anshi, Creole Thompson Norfolk and Richmond u
Hinecken Palmofe.
stsamship Starlight Pedfick. Charleston. A. Leary.
n,bip ssyor Morgan, Boston Whitney hathaway'
s,ssnl United Sstet share savannah, NshohAn' "o0
lin L Dickinson. ,.t n
steamship City of Dublin (Brl Eynon Liverpool j. w.
stesn.lip Western Metropolis Hilton. New Orleans W.
steamer h. C. knight, Mason Georgetown. H. b. orom
well h Co .. .,,, I, ,v,n,.
ston FOX Go. , ., :, ,..r /,
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Johnson Theodore Coleman. Peter O. Co'rmsn, Cornelius
Cummings and wife Mrs Frances Leonsrd and ,iser Mr.
Smns OF Boston; Baldwin aAbbs Lawrence Schneider,
John aannering James Crank Waiter Ross Henry Taylor,
Abraham johnson James Mckenzie and wife, Thonss
Buck JOHN Cummings Daniel Cook Of Phisiepli, samuel
Ro,s;,er John Roster. Ralph Pryer Delo. shelley.