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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-02-16

AUS SPEAK WELL of DIR. c. L. spencers Fr.
grant odouseiaine fer the teeth. Warranted 70
contain no acids, makes pearly white teeth, puri-
hes the breath, and is all We claim, the purestand
most frasraatly sceuty dentrihce ever offered to
the public, For sale by wilkinson Bartlett, and
AL druggists nov.2l-dkw Bun
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-02-16

81 The most complete stock In the city always
be found 1t the shove establishment, and tbs very
lowest Agxrss. jan;
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-02-16

If from our sanctum, secure from the nip
ping cold that reigned without, We could have
seen yesterday runaway, how we would have
hailed it as an item How tendery and
with what poysyllabic circumlocution, lest we
too early exhaust it, we would have treated
it. How accurately we would have given
the various points taken in the route and the
minutia of the rigging. What occasion it
would have afforded us to pour upon the
subject of horses food oferudition; to give
like an encyclopedias, research upon equine
topics, embracing everything from Jobs ia
nous war horse down to the Spawned Rosi-
mantle, with which, for Pegasus, Martin
Upper sought to scale Parnassus, and
drought up in the muddy slough Of PRO
verbal Philosophy" Ay from .'the cloud.
paving steed of the race of Nedjid' to the
''old grey boss which formed the eloquent
inspiration of the ''star" member OF the Mis-.
souri, Legislature, none of the species Shout
have been neglected. Bat there wasn't any
runaway. The equine population behaved
themselves properly, and from that source
will no relief come unto Us. There was no
chance there for sensation paragraph.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-02-16

That Musical convention, of the which we
have more than once made mention, convenes
Monday under the supervision Of Prof. Kill
bourne Of Ohio. The sessions will be in the
Unitarian church unless other notice be given.
The class will meet in convention twice
each day for two weeks at 10 A. N. and 8 P.
N. Tuition in this class 81 per scholar. The
class in Notation and 'rudiments' will meet
each day at P. N. There will be class in
Harmony, the hour of meeting of which will
be known at the morning meeting on Monday.
Any desiring to attend, whose names have
not been procured, will please leave them at
Mr. Westcott's book store. Prof. Kilbourne
will give private lessons, vocal or piano, while
in the city. Names and addresses may be
left at Mr.. Westcott's. 1t is earnestly request
ed that every member Of the class be present
ct the f ST meeting, at the Unitarian church,
on Mon lay, Feb. 10Th, at l0A. N.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-02-16

NOR SALE-Lots ] and 8 in Block
l. lsl. on the corner of1Sth and PsisAn streets WI
b. sold At bargain. inquire Of
mayl H.B.fDN-BYCK
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-02-16

DEE woman in another column picking Sam.
burg Grapes for srxks's VINE It 10 An admir-.
Die article used in hospitals and by the first class
families IN Paris, London, and New York, in pref.
erenes to old Port Wine. 1t il worth . TIL,
gives great satisfaction. %,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-02-16

IHr CLOSING SALE of marked down
stock isstill progressing with undated yipor
at the one price New York Store 200 cloeks
marked down to half price; 5000 fast colored
Prints at ~ cents yard 200 pieces Elan
neis' marked down to panic prices; 800 rem
nants Delanes, at % cents yard 600 wards
French Thlbet Cloth, double, with a decided
bargain, at 40 cents q yard, importers nr;cos
30 cents. We are selling a super;o, h,a,
handkerchief for Is cents-last years nr;ces
90 cents; 10 III all wool Blankets, very beavv
eight dollars a pair. Several large double
Shawis at six dollars each. Weare determined
10 close out our winter goods without
reference to cost, TO prepare for . vigorou,
spring campaign.
The public most emphatically acknowledge
the One Price New York 1.-THE cheap store Of
Keokuk." NJ. GRraa 49,.
Nos. s and 8, Estes Hose
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-02-16

From Rev Vim. Saith rrtriy pastor Of ths vincen
town and hiiville M Baptist Chnrch-s.l
Having rsef 10 my family number OF bottles Of Jour
Hoofands German Bitters. have t0sax that regard
them excellent medicine, spe~i.Iiy adapted
the dise~ses they r.cousme pd~d Er. They
streueths .sd ins sorete ths ,y-teu vsn dehtsfed
and useful In disorders Of be liver appetite
have s)so nded them 10 s-v.rsi OF my
friends who have tried them and found them greatly
beneficial in the restoration OF health.
Yours truly. WM SMITH
eo6 Hatchoson street PHILADELPHIA
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-02-16

TOR SALE-A nice Brick Cottage,
l. wftA 1.-TWO full lots, hne Barn woodshed C1ssern and
Cellar situated Frankn between eth and 10th Sta
Keokuk. Title good. Pricet3. 500.
fs5lo H.B TuN-BYCK.
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% farmers an0 Others.

BLOOMINGTON NURSERY,
ID BLOOMINGTON ILL.
Ilh Yeu 30 Acre. Fight large Greenhouses seven o.
100 H. each General assortment Of Nursery Stoek-stsndd
and Dwarf Apple Pear Cherry Plum, Apricot Hale' Esry
Peach. FIGS, Mulb.rries &c. - 49,,
GRAPES and SMALL FRUITs-Large Stock; Doolittle
Raspberry SIS per 5000; Kitatnny aud Crysia White
Blsckberry, Russell and Agricultural Strawberry
sJOCKS-Pesr, Ounce, Mahsleb. NszEard. Patadne.
sEEDs-Pear Peach. Apple, Usage Orange.
GRAPE CUTTINGS-Cstswbs Concord, lssbells INSIDE
before cold weather; also Ounce Poplar aud willow
Cuttings.
RHUBARB-Linnru. and Victoria . large supply.
APPLE ROOT GRAFTS-Spleudd! lot 900 packed, tls
Special lists TO order II sen, esrly while grating
Usage ORANGE PLANTS-Fine. at ~holesa. aud FETAL
POTA TOES-Early Goodrich. Gleason Calico New Eary
sorts s IS per peck; Cuzco Garnet Chill, Pnkeye NUS
ty.coat, 81 rs per bush. packed. .,
EyERGREE NS-OveT ~ acres, mostly medium ana Sinai
szes. -.. , -,
ORNAMENTAL TREES and misunderstanding large
and small Silver Maple Elm Mountain Ash, Lrch, Beech
Birch Linden Tulip Tee. Honey Locust. &c. -, =
ROsES-Bes and assortment know over ov vafie
ties. including the very newest r, .,,rs ,,,,..
GRFF MOUSE and BEDDING PLANTs--lrcud'nl
FnchsiAs 70 named sorts; Lantanas ~ sorts feiarsoni
UNI. ~ Pho1r- over so sorts with numerous vars
tes of t;eranum Tree Carnations Chrysanthe NUM- "a
rs Azaleas, Nincs Nsgiegata. Vase and BASKET Plants
az. sc. ,,,-
sPRINti Notwithstanding Tubsvose Gladiolrs, Lilies
TgeIfower DaliAs, $50 sorts dry roots grown
IN pots suitable 20 srnd by mail
send two red stamp. for catalogues. ORDER EAhLn.x
=. r. PHOENIX.
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MILITARY DIVISION OF rHR TrNSEssKE
CHIRv QUARrERMAsrRR's OyptcE,
m : AfttfrARy RAnpOADa.

u -.
NASHVILLE, Tenn. Jan. 9, 1896.
EXTENSIVE SALE OF GOVERNMENT
Ia ROLLING sTOCK-Will be sold at PUBLIC AUG
TON ct Memphis Tennessee. WEDNESDAY February ],
1850 the following described Rolling Stock. via; I.
a. -Four Locomotive Engines i've feet gauge hree old aud
disIDantied, one repaiIsble). :. 90.
(s Sixteen Boz and o) nine Flat c'-mors or les'-h7e
SAME TIME AND PLACE.
IN One Locomotive Engine five feet gauge lying In the
ditch on the line Of h Mississippi Central Railroad twelve
miles North Of Grand Junction. =, ,o.o
viii be sod the following described Rolling STOCK al Of hive
fee, gauge and IN good running order viz: go
IN One Locomotive Engine, Lyman Southsr, binders
u.s. Eighteen Locomotive Engines, K Morris son.
buldera =, ,,..
ID one Locomotive Engine, ROdsen L. NJ Works
III One Locomotive Engine. sunbourn Smith. buildeu
al One Locomotive Tender.
latol Two bundled Fla, sud Boz Cars. (more or leHl
SAME TIME AND PLACE.
(5l Five Locomotive Engines. unservicesbe. -
Boilers aud Running Gears for two (z Dummy Engines I'M
servceable. ~, N,
81 Five spans $50 feet each, McCaum Trnn Bridge ~
Two spans Bridge, 50 feet each. -, =,
S3 One hundred aud thirty three perch Is. and I'd Class
Cut Stone, comprising foundation Of Round hou,..
Nsshve the balance Of Military Railroad Property remain
ing undsposed Of al that time. .. -
Sales viii ct each place at 10 O'Clock M sno
continue until oil the RIop.rty !. di:p9sedo Oh
Cssb In Government funds when yurchased by RAILROAD
on credit f desired Of not exceeding two year
payAb In monthly n,tAHens with interest at tho rate o.
$40 per cent per anDum secured by bond satisfactory 70
the Government double the amount Of Tie property Pur'
chased
Fu descriptions ~ the Engines be obtained on sppca
lion 10 can't, = r. Hsmll A. q NJ. Nashville, Tenn.
r. J. CHILLY, Byt Maj. & A. q NJ, L. y NJ
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nor SALE at Westbury, 10 minutes drive
from Long Island Railroad 20 miles from New York, =
FARM of IA Acres OF tabe Land - Of oak and hickory
timber OF locust, aud in orchard House large and conve
uient barn x32 feet 6 feet posts both Of which are neay
new heavy oak frames entirely covered with feet cedar
shingles and built In the substantial manners carriage
trees about tho buildings Land very productive state Alum
dance water good fence remain on prop
erty at per cent desired For further information apply 10
DANIEL TITUS. No "A Barcay.st., EDMUND TITUS No.
! jaime, slip, New.York, ISAAC w. RUSIMORE, No. ITO
AtanticL, Brooklyn, ROBERT w. TITUS on the prem
i.es.
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srBsrsrrScK OFFICE. y. 9. A., No. sorrH GAr-sr.,

srBsfrrNcK UTf1cE, T. :. A., No. Q SOUTH BAf ST,
BALTIMORE, Md. Jan. 81. 1886
GOVERNMENT SALE OF SURPLUS
N HARD BREAD.-Sealed Proposal. IN duplicate will
eved At th. ocs daily and opened at IL O'Clock
WEDNESDAYS and SATURDAYS during the month OF
febusy for the Purchase OF surplus GOOD HARD BREAD
on hand at TIL, depot.
The Bread Is In Of try to- pound. each. All the
Bread offered under this advertisement la. been carefully
thoroughly Inspected each boz having been opened
sninsd aud then rscoopered and Dor allowed replaced
did up tho standard for issue to troops
proposal. received for les than twenty t0 boxes Pur
cha.e will delivered board OF transport, without
pen.s TO the purchaser
Payment required In Government. funds notification Of
acceptance Of bid Twenty days allowed purchasers TO
move stores Should navigation be closed duTn, this time,
the lost will not b. considered Proposals 10 be In
tosed on the envelope Proposals Hard Bread and ad
dressed to THOMAS WILSON. Brevet Lieut. Col
and {. s. L. :. A., Breyet Brig. Gen. VIOLA
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ID c. BULKLEY, Auctioneer. will sell on
TUESDAY Feb. a. 1856 at IL O'Clock at the Exchange
SAesoom, No. Ill Broadway the Lot with the buildings
thereon, known No. :Ot Waters, New York Lot
south westerly Of Lay.esvr and Fort Green place
and "a Lots Seventeenth aud Eshtrenthsts between
Avenues and G. Maps at the Office. No. ~ Waist Juun.
ceyC
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At Same Place
On WEDNESDAY. Feb. IL
VIII be sold s'ock Of
NEW BLANK BOOKS STATIONERY. WANTING
PAPER and go STANDARD MEDICAL DOOkS,
Consisting in part Of
10 copie, Gray. Anatomy.
80 coIa-s Duuglison's nsdic al Dictionary.
20 copies Practice Medicine, Wood-'t. BsnnSs Wat
son, &c.
o. copis, Dalton. Physiology.
- copie, Nirchow'. Pathology
80 copies surgry-Oro-s. ffcbsen, Fefspson, Nc
~ copies l. ;. D.sprnsatofy.
20 copies Becks Jurispradrgce.
81 copies Psf1sn. Pharmacy.
" copies 1h.rapeutlcs. Wood and Stills
30 cope. Miucr Surgery.
s-j copies Snrrbs Anatomy.
70 c. pes Chemisfgy F0Wues.
2oeople, Wrbsisf's Dictionary, &c.
go Blank Books. qglres Cap. hall 5Ouni
leo Hank Books, small quaTtO.
10 Blank Books. fine. whole bound.
20 ResnI, Writing psItr, cap, letter aud nois
20 Rsams wrspping Paper. assorted
], Coz lusstand. VARIOUS patterns.
20o,0e Envelope assorted
1900 BLANK BoOss miscellaneous
DO Port'oios
Pencils, Pens Ink &c. &c.
Some Of the Medical Books SECOND hand. and viii
be sod sepsrssly The Books and Instruments can be In
,Ieced the day before the sale Catalogues DO bsd on
application. ROBERT FLETCHER,
Surgeon and Brcyei Colonel L. 5. Vols,
Medical Purysyor u. j. A.
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Sales bp AurtiotI

AT PUBLIC SALE:-The subscribers VIII
n all Al n,bo sale on TUESDAY, Feb. H. 1855, Of
o,cIocI n, Al the public house Of Isaas SpstI In Amy
ys B Penn sb9S. three nile GD ssss,
,sS by Esm NJ Ludwig and belonging 10 the estate
sohch.s decs.;sd 9nds hs su ssIen at ti n
sss and sI,o Al the Berks County Fair OF the same year
III. time latter FsI wsa3a beating ase 4 son,ISe,
New York, and taking the hs premium o. sS He I,
n.ee model Of and speed and there are few ro'ns
horse. IN the United States that can copete with MN o.
TasH' cash bS1scfss RtsE, fhA'
AtNo % North Front.st., Philadelphia "a.
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THE TRIBUNE ALMANAC
FOR 1866.
Third Edition Ready on Jan. 20.

THIS POPULAR POLITICAL AND STATISTICAL
ANNUAL CONTAINS:
ASTRONOMICAL DEPARTMENT:
Eclipses for the year 1866.
Lunar and Planetary ConjunctopG
Conjunction Of Planets and other Aspects
New and Valuable Tide Tables for 100 Places
Jewish sndMshomedan Calendar
Table OF si1ty-one Bright StaIs
POLITICAL DEPARTMENT:
United States Government, Ministers, &c.
Senators and Representatives of XxxIXth ConusA
Laws Passed at the las, Session of Congress-
Public Resolutions and Proclsnatons
Slsyeholdsrs' Rebellion OF Chronicle of War Events
The Union Party In leseResolu,ions Of the Union State
Convention. on Reconstruction and Impartial Suffrage
Impartial sufrsgs-Lsws in the Several Sstes.
The Constitutional Amendment.
The Second Inaugural Address OF President Lincoln.
President johnson Reconstruction and Impartial Suffrage
ELECTION RETURNS fer 1865. carefully compiled and
compared with former Elections for THR TRIBUNE
ALMANAC.
Territorial Election Returns for 1865.
States Of the Union Cspts Governor Time Of Meeting
Of legislatures, Time Of State Elections
The Territories Of the Unontheir sptss and Governors
Popular Vote President by States in 1894 1860 and 1885,
Foreign Countries Form Of Government Rulers Cspitsls
Area. Population, &c, &c.
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JAMES M. MILLER will sell at auction, BIZ
~ order OF Executors, ON TUESDAY, February g. at IL
cloek at the Exchange Selr-rooms No Ill Broadway;
No. l3l MADISON-ST.-lThe two-story Attic aud Base.
men and Subj rAr Brick House with mode
Nos IN Iat Ie 1913 and $50 FIFTH ST-The three
story aud Basement and SubCeln Brick House, substnn
TALLY built and Ia perfect ode Maps aud particulars e, the
Office.
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HARPER & BROTHERS
Have Jus. Published:

SOCIAL LIFE OF THE CHINESE. With some Account
Of their Religious, Governmental. Educational and Business
Customs and Opinions By the Rev. JusTus DooLITTLr
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10 illustrations In two volumes, limo, Cl'th Beveed
Edges. SIS.
WIVES AND DAUGHTERS. By Mrs. GasfsI Author
OF "Mary Barton" Crawford" "sylviss Lovers" &c.
svo Cloth, Sc; Paper. 81 so.
RICHARD Golden, THE FRIEND OF AMERICA
AND APOSTLE OF FREE TRADE; HIS POLITICAL
CAREER AND PUBIC SERVICES. A Biography. By
John SrGlchrs With Illustrations. l6mo, Cloth Beyeed
Edges 81 50.
GUY DEvERELL. By J. s. lie Fanu, author Of " Uncle
slu," &c. SvO, Paper 80 cents
NOTES FROM PLYMOUTH PULPIT: A Collection Of
Memorable Passages DiscouTses of HENRY WARD
BEECHER With sketch OF Dir Beecber and the Lecture
Room. By Augusta Moore New Edition revised and
greatly enlarged. EmO. Cloth Beveed Edges 81.
THE BELToN ESTATE. By ANTHONY TRoLLopz
Author Of "Dr. Thorpe." "Framley Parsonage" 1.-THE
Small House a, Arlington" &c svO Pspers5o cents
PRISON LIFE IN THE SOUTH AT RICHMOND
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THE STORY OF THE GREAT MARCH: DIARY OF
0EN. sHERMAN'S CAMPAIGN THROUGH GEORGIA
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%,
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receipt Of the price.
TIME CHRISTIAN MELODIST.
Il A NEW REVIVAL hymn AND TUNE BOOK, Is
both old AID new. and Is one Of the best books ioI
revival devotional and social meetings that has yet
oas ts and the Daf s Of
dies and rch harmony Among the new and beautiful tunes
ewoqid psnSg the following Oh you must be low,
The soldiers Army: THE Swelling Tide - Faint not
Droop moi. Weary Pilgrim Mariners Hymn" Come to
Faith !" "Let Go toe Anchor I" "LiOn Of Judah hsha
know each other there 7" "Thsre beautiful world !;
ssH Ne meet yGS al sAes ,s Children T yDs
pnto r1e' JESUS died for you" "Theres Rest for ell in
Hssysn "0h LEI nGi yCqr hearts Be troubled
Price paper covers 30 80 per dozens board covers
bsc, s5 50 per dozen mailed at the retail price, Sample
sops'' mailed to eersymen hs ins T' W Prsss
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Professional Noiift5.

A RTIFICIAL HUMAN EYES.-ARIIf1-
"A CIAL EYES made 20 order and inserted oy pss ~
BAUCH and ?. GOUGEBMANN formerly enp'oyeu "
Los.onneau Of Psris), No $50 Broadway, New.roik.
DR VIM. EARL's WORK of 240 Pages on
piIa, Structure and Obscure Diseases of the Pelvic Wis
cers he Price 30 oeuts Msed free to any part Address
No. IL Whi,est., New York
CISTULA, Piles, and Structure radically cured
without the knife, csusc or acid Special attention 70
ali diseases Of Pelvic Vscers by HENRY A. DANIELS. NJ
d. Committing and Operative Surgeon, No Union'square
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Danting Aeaoemles.
~ III, RIVERS

n II. RIVERss
VI DANCING ACADEMY
No. % scHERMERHoRNsT. Corner Of coURTsT.,
BROOKLYN New Classes for beginners are forming
for the SECOND QUARTER. Send for circular Incioss
= csnts for sPsmphst oonsuips the asywsa Ce0n aud
FAshisaable Qpsdyllss
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GOVERNMENT SALE.

GOVERNMENT SALE.
VI LARGE SALE OF FINE SURGICAL
INSTRUMENTS.
VIII be sod At Auction the Medical Purveyofs Wseaouss,
Public Square. Nashville. Tenn,
On TUESDAY. Feb H. 100,
go Genera Operating Cases.
rs Minor Operating Case.
25 Ersectius aud lrephinins Cases
IS Post Mor,em Cases, large.
100 Di.s-cting CaSes
200 Pocket Csses two folds
$50 Pocket Cases three folds.
l:A stomach Pumps, part fuie KEY valva
80 Teeth EItractins Instruments
so Dsvd.on's Self u Jecung Syrinsrl
100 Scar hcaior.
II. 100 Coping Glasses and Tins
so TTusses. single and double
100 Scissors
son Toaruiqn-ts. all patterna
1870 Hard Rubber synpgrs. assorted sik-s
600 set. Spiuts. al sizes
s@thoscoy~., Tongue Drprs,sors syringes LypoistSc
Lr Ob.,erc.i Ca.e, Speculuns. Lancet SC 80
portion 81 the foregoing articles tecond hard and WA
.od The balance l. entirely new The general
operating contain instruments. for anputatious sxsee
lions operations. and oct. OF Csiteess and sounds
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6orses, Carriages, &r.

NOR SALE.-At great sacrifice. by party
Il leaving the Country magnificent pair Of MORGAN
HORSES bred in Kentucky; Kind Sound and Unsurpassed
for Style and Beauty. A Cspcut Two and Four Seated
PHAETON. HARNESS, Sc, &c. Address ii. '. NJ, NO. -
West Twenty seyenth.st.
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A M. MsRyH. Auctlouesr an.
DY BANGS, MERWIH g. Co., Nos; 6y4 ana S,.
ID sse Broadway, cor. fHih-st-Sslss Of Book: STA
onery. Pictures. Works Of Art Fancy Soode a ,h. TIC
following evenings, ct the same hour,
ENGRAvINGSA large and Varied coecton, au5
obei,. original Watercolor and Pencil piawins A0'
very large number of American aud foreign Poras &c
Catalogues ready.
DEAREST, near BROADWAY.MA. >.
RLFE(kER SON s. Co. will sell THIS DAY at the
S.Iss,oam No Iil Roadway a valuable LOT with old
Bnidine,l No s42 Pearlst. Broadway The consem
plated widening Of Pearlst makes this cho'ee "
warehouse.
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Gotels, Sc.
Boar1 an0 Rooms.


A GENTLEMAN and WIFE can have first
IN class BOARD IN West Twenty third-st., convenient to
the Fhave Hotel The house is IN respect hrstclas
very elegantly furnished None but those who expect to
pay literally need apply. Address with reference. l.. u
Box No. l54, Tribune Office
BOARD WANTED--In good location, be-
I'D low Thirtyourh st.. for Gentleman Wife. and two
Children Is and IL yesrs Two connecting rooms required
stating Ge..A b. Boz No. III n. Y. PcstOfce
WIANTED.-A respectable Physician wishes
w to get ROOM suitable for Office, with BOARD
for himself and wife, in tIstcas private house sbove
Thirty fourth and between Fourth and Seventh Re
erences exchanged Address A. DEXTER No Ia Pearl It,
City.
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THE SELECT MERCANTILE ADVER.

NyHE SELECT MERCANTILE ADVER.
TIsER-rhe FIRST number Of the above monthly journal
iii be issusd BY undersigned the 18th Day OF February
lees AZ . reliable directory OF NewYork Arms
This Journal WI BE- wholly dsvotsd TO the interests o. re-
snsres not obtansbs other journal In the Union
No. more than advertisements Of the ssne kind OF bus
ess will be admitted In the number OF this journal we
yooch FOR the reliability Of all advertisers and none VIII %
received from those cannot recommend worthy OF the
nubs patronage FOR and other percnrs sddrsss
CHARLES X. BILL Co. Pablishsn.
Nc. 600 Broadway, NsvYorA
Rsfen By permission TO
xshsr Tsyior President Market Fire Ipa Co. No n Wsst
m g. Spsuldipe Spsudings En-, No. Astor House.
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WANTED TO fIIRE-A frst-class HOUSE,
w either In NewYork Brooklyn. 1t mus, be access
bic and In good location. address, with full Particular o.
L., Boz No. 1853, Tribune Office.
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4 OST--At the PayOnia Ferry, about O'CLOCK
! today Feb 81, POCKET BOOK, containing betwetA
200 and oO Also OF value but % the ow nor
IN. 6nJer will be literally rewarded by returning to No W
pro.iway Office No or No. ll9 Payons Jersey Cry.
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AlCARD.-A Lady, a Superior VOCALIST
Enusements in schools or Families Hishest reference
given. Address Boz No. lis Brooklyn Postoface.
nAILY GOVERN les S.-SITUATION
~ WANTED by young LADY TO teach Ensish branches
and music In this city vicinity. Address 0OVERNESS.
Station q. New York Post-O Office.
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IRON WORKS, ROLLING MILLS, STEAM
Il AND WATER POwEK FOR SALE near New YORK
WATER POWER and 40 In Oneiia County; pendid
location and very cheap. WATER POWER and 300 sefes
near New. ork 200 fee, fal within half me.
J. II. JACKSON. No. 155 Broadway.