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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-07-18

OR SALE-30 acres Of fne grape and
o<Ass fruit hand, 10 .er~s = hish Of cult
vasann nsdrY fsecs, with ~ unit
ous hss. soos bearing. Price VS. pr acre Alss
70 ses.s 3otsins The sbove ianA and Of the same
eAeructss. v1tA improvements bst Ne
By pisctng fsece The road IT small sxpcnse Price
80 and - per This Land Is the res
idsoos 81 Dr. HSrks shout two miles nom strest
ksokuk- FOR pssttrslass enquire Of
nch31 Il B. TEN KYcE.4
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Nok sALk-Ien acres Of i.nd. rtys-<~rtsd IN tbs
4 av ehi e letter In the Cttact, Keokuk.
Ea!s. II aePhsA fas ssoa- Title good or TO ssl H.
quiss q e. 3 fKE-RYCH
spTf-A Raj E.tsts Asst
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Sok eALE-fhe very desirable prt-t resid. n an
u gSoaDAs now OIL bed asd eeenpied hy A wnkin
son. - situated he u 18th and High
House has OF 10 roons. with al the sod.rn improve
neat.-lafes frame tayn-three very d~sirsb lot. at
tcheA covered With FRUIT and trees Prfcs
GSn- Title god sals- For further rartieuIsrs
enquire o. a. y. TEN KICK,
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ENOA 8ALE-rvensy feet cost ssde Of lot IL
IL block los, on the north sids OF Main sevent
street Prtes q 90. title good sale Enquire Of
febn II TKN-RfCK
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Hobbs Morgan Philadelphia schrs Marcus Hunter, Orr
Matanzas; Charlotte Fish, Strong. Cardenas; Maryland
Foster Baltimore; VIM Arthur Richards Phi,adelphia BEN
PAwTUCkET April 2l-Arr schr seraph, Ryder, NYork
sloop John Henry, Allen do.
PROVIDENCE. Apfl 2l-Arr steamers Electra Nye and
Galatea Walden NYOrk; brig Gen Banks ketchum fhiia
depha; schrs James ODonohue, Philbrook Darei Sa.
Lottle Klos Endcott, Georgetown, SCI Sea Nymph Con
more; Porter, Croweh; Kate Edwards, Allen saran
Bright Shaw; Reeves, Sanford; Lamartine hairs,
M Vance, Burdge II w Benedict, Case, and Nightingale
Beebe Philadelphia; Eliza Pharo, Ippincott do Tor raw
Pratt cornelia Weber; Sea Bird wallace DR. Kane, Ry
der Rainbow, Dodge, Ezabethport, Benz English ba
ker; Antecedent Sheffield, and Mary Mershon, Brightma
NYork; soops Mary Brush Hudson, and Sprage GibDs
Allen; Apollo, Freeman and Frederic Browns Wightman
NYork Sid schr Pavilion. Read Calais Cor NYork accord
ing to wind).
22d-Arr steamer Oceanus Davis NYork: schr Frank Luz
cas-, Rowland Deals Island Md VIM Wallace scul hncYy
Barlow; Aida Eaton. and Baldwin, Vail Eizabehpor
Ida, Phillips. Croton; American Eagle Bradbury Haver-
straw; II Ely, stokes NYork Sid schr Mary Hail. Po
land, Work sloop Willard Saunders. do. -
SAVANNAH April l7Arr ship Lord Dnffern (Br) Chris
Jensen, Liverpool, schs Holt, Hart Boston, Madonna
Homer NYork Mary Mankin, Taylor Boston; steamship
Blackstone Domain, NYOrk
SALEM, April a0-Arr schr Lucy orcutt Butter Port
TAUNTON, April 2i-Arr schr ] wadron, Cummings,
WfLIyEGToN. NC. April 2o-Arr steamer W Lord.
Ward EYOrk; Burnett, Wilson, do Cid steamer WASH
ingon Chichester NYork: schr Rachel ZIMMERMAN, VAN
ns~Arr briggs VIM Tucker (Brl Cooper, Liyerpool De
Wolfe Moore Boston. Cid brig Persia (Br Barbados and
market; schrs Ossuna Allen, Havana; Wild Pigeon Phil
lips. NYork.
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THIRD SESsIoN-2:30 P. VI.
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

MONDAY April 23-6 NJ
AsnEs.-Receips, - packages The demand continued
yht but the stock comparatively small, and prices
ere maintained We still quote pot SO 621s "a SO SIX,
it'll small sales and pearl in the absence Of transac-
ons. nomnally sl2 sl2 l2is for first sort.
BREADsrurrs -Roccipis, 1851 bbls. -four, 1,0s9 do
I'd coi bags meal 246l bushels wheat 24 do oats
500 do. malt, and 1875 do barley Inferior and COM
grades Of State and Western -four ruled Sc lOc in
iycr's favor under continued limited inquiry.
he market for prime grades though some
hat dull and heavy, without material
teration. The sales comprised 100 bbls
the revised quotations suhoined. Southern -four was
dull Of SALE with declining tendency. The sales
$3.50 bbls., at the annexed prices The transac-
in Canadian -four were manly at decline Of Sc a
C. per Dbl for all grades the market closing heavy at
decline, with sales Of 400 bbls. Rye Hour continued
active but prices without material change. Corn
cal dull aud somewhat nominal No noteworthy
los we're reported There were more sellers than
yers, and the market, Il anything. favored the latter
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xZ--Thc market was quiet and somewhat heavy,
more sellers than buyers particularly Of low grades
note sales OF 3 900 bags Rio CT scotsman At 10
In bond aud 1900 bags, OF Zircou, on private
ns The latter cargo arrived to-day.
RxIGHrs were dull and nominal excepting cotton hy
1mer for which full rates were obtained There was
od dea OF inquiry for corn, but u seemed very hard
et, even though Il would have been taken very low
only engagements we heard Of we're 700 bales cot
BY steam 10 Liverpool at I'd. bark vas chartered
'ordeaur, with slaves al prices We requested not
ors are quiet but steady. The stock as compareS
tho demand continues light Of ell grades We note
sof % bales at SOC. Csc for last years growth.
sovIIora-Rece pts 600 bbis pork 30 do beef, sl3
kages cut meats, and 2ip do lard The demand for
was very moderate, but prices were firm The tales
prsed 5000 bbls new mess for future delivery, At
rs option, during May and June and the early part
My, at t26 so a f2o rs. Also for present delivery,
bbls. At $40 80 SO 65 for new mess, s25 - a
20 for old mess, and f2l So a t22 for prime. New
closed at f26 62S. cash. A moderate demand
ID. The sales embrace 100 bbs. at SIS 30 a
for new plain mess, and $50 ga so for new
mess Beef hams we're rather quiet, yet prices
sustained. We noe sales Of 40 bbh At f37 $40.
IN was dull and heavy the sass were about $50
V, mainly nl4Nc l4iac. for Cumberland cut and
c. for short rio. Cut meats had more sellers than
IN, but pricee were without decided alteration. We
further sales Of $50 packages at 1oi.c al2t.c for
ilders, and lbhc lie, for hams The transaction.
ud we're ., higher ngnres oompris@g qlo packages
rom lIkc 70 lv,c, as to quality. Butter was
". Chees Vas dull Al ice. 22c., the lsur rate an
enc.
uaoLrru was In moderate demand opiy. vet prices
lined quite steady. We note salcs ri 5000 bbls
ily al Nhc. for crude and 5shc 4oc. Tor refined
md
icR-,Jhe market was very strong bu, the business
inued on q small scale only, the demand for iare,
ices being light We note sales Of 100 bass Ranroor
1c aekc and IS tierces Carolina Al lie al2t,c
AR-The market wae dull but prices we're wiihou
ige. The sales we're confined 10 25o hhds Oba mus
do N loSc. 12o. Refined vas quiet al leLc
C. for standard hards, and 15c. for white A.
Low was without material change In any respect
Gales were lis, 900 lbs, mainly 81 115,c allhc.
very steady. No sales Of moment we're heard Of.
Msxsr. Receipts SO bbs. The business continue
med 70 small lots, and prices we're more or 10,
inai. The sales comprise 80 bbk, mainly at ~
~ for STATE and Western.
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CLEAREn
Ship Washington, Berry San Francisco-C Comstock
Ship helvca Warren, Havrs-Boyd Hipcken
Bark sacramento, Lawson Port au PrnceN l. McCready
Bark Mary Rideout (Br) Murche Havana E Ward 4
Bark Queen of Scots (Br), st John, MD Dewolf
BARK Lamplighter Bahrs. Port Royal7FM Bisby &co.
Brig Flora (Br), Mayo, Vera CRUZ Sancho y Dolz.
Brig l. johnson (Br), Williams, Port Midway, Ns-TM
Brig Fredonla, Howes savannah-P D Collins 4 Noah.
4 Co.
sssT PPI s%s kfy E:Fs' Co.
schr Harriet Neal Dewey, PemIroke, Me- Frye Co.
schr Phonix, Dem'ng Hartford-Rackett Tooker Tay-
schr Casper Lawson. Snow, New Haven-s stannard.
ARRIVED.
April s case %sse s. miles, sgnaaed steamship hip" Costa s
h' ses@ tot Ansasa Murray Washington DC II hours
s.sn%ssin MonsEa MaT,h%an chaTls.Sn days with
msss and knG SS Norfolk with
Steamship Aibemare Bourne Richmond and Norfolk,
with %ass and Ksy S.% Fp w Co. and
p1 pass gers. TO FergS Sn, Wood NJ. .,
hours Passed Cape Horn Jan p From lat 20 to the
BARK Catharina lam, scnwaner date Schultz, Antwerp
Va eo. MsTsn s with % n and !"
while lying the sofa IN the cabin shot himself through
Bark Golden Fleece, Rhodes Ponce PR, days, with SUI
gar &C. 10 ~ Irow 1n SGns N.v,ce, PR
s M in%
Bark Bell hutchings, Cardenas 10 DAYS with sugar
Bark wrish, Jr, Lineken, Cardenas IL days with mo-
Brig Zrcon OBJ Prentls Rio Janeiro 60 days with cof
Brig Park.de (of whi.chayen,, sou,e Rio Janciro IS
Brig Los Amigos (o Belize Hon) Lind. Para, Is days
with rubber and nuts to l. Amsinck 4 Co.
Brig 81 Mary Br. Morehousc Arroyo, Pr IL days with
Brig n Harris (Br, Card Ponce PR. 10 days. with
gar To Dcwolf CO. April 81, of Haeras spoke brig
Cambridge, Of and for ~ John. Nh, from Matanzas
and molasses. 10 master.
Brig Aurate (of Providence Davis Sagus days. with
Brig Cuban Or jenkins sagua 10 days. with sugar to
master.
Brig Fideiia (of Bangor stone Mstanzas days. with
sugar, to Miller Ilouchton.
Brlg Lucy A Blossom, Hodgien Mobile IS days, with
Brig Mary Rowland Rowland Mobile via Key West .
Is bound London pu this port having
lost and split sails damaged rigging aud carried away OF
schr Maria l. Davis Peeug Salinas PR, 10 days. with
schr Welcome Beebe Crawford Havana 10 days, with
sugar, 70 master.
schr Young Tesscr Norton Mat,nzas days. with sugar,
schr burrows (of Philadelphia McEiwee Remedies 10
days, with sugar and molasses TO master
scbr Harriet Brewster. Haock csrdenas, 10 days with
mola sses. 20 master.
schr Col Ellsworth fof Glouccser Robinson Baracoa,
DAYS. with fruit, TO J 4 r fcnrsalL
schr Carton jayne 49, Phiisdciphi, for Fail River
Schr u Tindle, simpson Philadelphia for Providence.
schr Tugwassa, Wood. Ellsworth 5days.
Schr n Perkins. Lane. New Haven
Sohr Stranger, iiuse. Port jefferson for Newburg.
schr Emma A Ellen Brewer. Albany for Hartford
1lst-Schr L Smith, Appehon wilmington, g days.
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Marine Disasters.

scnR JosrrH Ross Staples from Ezabcthpor,, Of and
for Taunton with COAL struck rock Sunday morning.
during thick weather and the Dumplngs
nancut Island, opposite Newport Crew saved. She
i36 tons built Camden, NJ, 1851 and owned In Taun
ton.
SUR CorrsrniAs at New BEDFORD from Honolulu, reports
lat ~ Ion 90 W. passed the forward half OF vessel OF
about M tons bottom updd book like old wreck,
man dropped desa the Wheel aPpoea WITH
disease-hai been complaining some time.
BARR EfvtRroS (Br) from Natanzas. before reported
part OF cargo.
LsGs @ cn Ssv Y r.sSa
good part OF cargo aud material would be saved
ssr as lost ssn'
ton & Where owned e oliver ssn
Amy he being owed DOWN the ssysnn .ss river
and almost Immediately sunk With Zee; Of water In her
One nsrscs 10 hr @ ana Ssre Was sv.ry pc
liability that she would soon be got anost.
scum ASyA H,rs Hilton, from windsor Nc, bound 70
Baltimore with saves and shincles put into Newborn NC
after being about month out and reports in
storm lost boat pc,pSn OF msnsal and decs load was
ssrss got ashore had to lighter, and finally pvt into
Ncvscrn 10 repair damages
cSsr S ssr the % boa, pd c IN With .csocucr
on her beam ends wish her sails Az -ashsd swyy Ihe,e
her name No doub, the schr Bremen, sbandonedths day
prcviou..i
sem ARcrc williams. from Boston for san Francisco
before reported pn into Barbados eaky, had been con-
demned previous 10 DIN INST
Sem DAWSON NcGinnis nj Boston from Barbados re
ports n pM lat % IT, Ion s. ~ the wreck Of
Of no dsmastrt and abandoned. passed
i0 feet Of her and could see the stumps or her
scHR Trrv.S at New Bedford I'D inst from New York.
while going that port he rocks near Round H
started rudder and lost anchors did not spring leak
soHR manassas Hodgdon. from E,absthpor for New:
port inside Of Breons Reef during thck weather ard
morning anchor near tooseherry Island,
Brsnon Point VIII get out as soon as The wind shifts
sens TptpxSr arrived at Fail River the 2si from
the wreck steamer city 81 Norwich having board
satneis damaged state. being portion of the
cargo OF that steamer.
Miscellaneous.
CSrRrcIprSrtp PAssiGE-rhe brig Los Amigos (brl,
Capt Lind owned by Messrs Amsinck Co. Of this city
arrived al port yesterday from Para making the In
Is days ~hchis the quickest passage on record.
Grrlr vorlGr-ship Corinhian, LEWIS arrived At New
Bedford Nth inst from ~ months voyage having taken $50
barrels oil, SO DO whale oil and $50 lbs OF bone
The COrnthan hss made Of the most Valuable WHALING
completed and viii probably be supposed ~
only one-that o. ship onward which not yet finished
scHp Acrvx "a At New Bedford. was sod AZ sue
ton by Gsogr Bourn 2ir N Cart Berj Bater, for
G25 She will be employed BY Capt Bsser ir-he wreck
ing business steamer Gao tina Ia employed as buoy
tender for New bedford pee OF sehr Ranger and Active
| which have noe both been sold
sens PioSysp recently purchased In Reverey has besa
l rged V parties Ia rtvvuieeona fct saw
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to meet with them and afterwards unite in the funeral

to meet with them, and afterwards unite in the funeral
W. NJ CHAMBERLAIN, NJ D., Secretary
SroRM-In this city, Sunday, April o. HELEN, wife
OF Isaac A. Storm and daughter Of the late John N.
The relatives friends Of the family are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral from Christ church. Fifth
avenue corner Of Thirty fifth street, Wednesday after
noon at hafpast two o'clock, without further notice
. TowEY-On Sunday, April %, after q short illness,
MARGAREr TowEY, aged "a years.
The relatives and friends are invited to attend the
funeral this Tuesday) afternoon at two O'Clock, from
the residence Of her sister, Mrs Higgins No 134 West
Twenty fifth street, between Sixth and Seventh
TRAcEY-On Sunday, April %, NICHOLAS A. TRACEY,
aged rs years
There has passed away from earth the spirit Of an
amiable and noble-hearted young man, who had en-.
deared himself to large circle of friends, who Will
sincerely mourn with his relatives that che has gone
10 that bourn whence no traveller returns" Peace to
his ashes
None knew him but to love him,
Nor named him but to praise Two
UILM4N-On Monday April %, at Clifton, Staten
Island, MARY LOUISE ULLxAN, aged SO years
invited to attend the funeral from st. PauIs cSarch
Quarantine on Wednesday afternoon, at two o'clock.
WAkwlgx-0n Monday afternoon, at half-past three
% days
The relatives and friends of the family, and the mem.
fully requested to attend the funeral on Wednesday
afternoon, at one o'clock from his late residence 1913
West Thirty second street.
wmrK.-In Brooklyn, on Sunday, April %, in the 9Th
year OF his age GEORGE A., youngest son OF Hugh and
Relatives and friends Of the family are respectfully in
vited to attend the funeral from the residence of his pa
rents No. alt Hudson avenue Brooklyn this Tuesday)
afternoon, at half past O'Clock. Heaven hath
angel more, and earth one flower less.
woOD.-In Brooklyn, on Monday April %, Mrs.
EvELISA B. wooD, widow Of Richard Wood in the 65th
year Of her age.
The relatives and friends of she family respectfully
invited TO attend the funeral, Wednesday morning,
at eleven O'Clock, from St Mary's church. Casson
avenue near Myrtle avenue, Brooklyn.
WisscnusEN.-On Sunday April %, HERMAN N. W.,
eldest son Of John Frederick and Mary Caharine Wss
The relatives and friends of the family also the
bers of the United Brothery Lodge, No 1856 f. and A.
M are respectfully invited to attend the funeral this
Tuesday afternoon, at O'clock from the residence
of his parents No 1865 West Broadway corner Of York
street.
YouNe.-On Sunday, April %, at her residence in
Farhaven, n. j. ELIzABETH wife of Christopher Young
in the S0th year Of her age
The funeral will take place on "Wednesday afternoon
at two O'Clock, at the Grcenve Methodist Episcopal
church, in Greenvie, N. j. Her relatives and friends
invited to attend.
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The inquiry for wheat continued moderate and prices
re lc &c. lower. The sales about 20 600 bush
part unsound Chicago On private terms, and new
lwaukec club at 81 so a 81 So The sales OF corn
re worry light but prices without decided change
ugh the tendency was rather downward We note
e. OF 1000 bushels at SEC. s5c. for
md and Soc. $50. for sound MIXED Western.
81 95c. for yellow Southern. Oats were quiet at
'yious figures with sales ut 81 sc. for state IS
for jersey, ~ soc. for new Western, 81 Coo. for
do, and 90 co.. for Canada The rye market
ct We note sales of 10 OoO bushels at o5c for Can
and Doc for state Malt was dull and offered at
ier prices. No sales Of importance made. Bar
was quiet and nominal Tho amount Of -four and
In In store in Chicago on April IL, $780, was fol-
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bmond matos . differen,e OF

S. cents higher via Port Richmond and 6s cents via
schuylkill anal than from Mauch Chunck The allow
of drawback the trade to New York and
vicinity, reduction of rates, will have to be made
Tie trade from schuylk county cannot compete with SO
great difference in prices Of transportation
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large amount Of grain had been Withdrawn from the
ehouses into vessels which lying in port waiting
opening Of the straits.
ORION was almost entirely neglected and prices for
grades were quite nominal and heavy The sales
. confined to about $50 bales mainly at the following
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.


sooEs--MAusrrRx.- On Thursday evening, April 10,
10 residence o. the brides mother by the Rev Mr.
per, CHARLES NJ BROOKS 70 Miss ELEixoB W. MAcrs
IprS-Ns1rYp1 Also, At the sanne time and place,
aSL v N. 0oDES TO Mics JAsR y M1uSrIRL all of
city.
n,ss-Borss On Wednesday, Aphl Is, al The reSi'
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dcnce Of the BRIDES parents by the Rev s Preston,
CHARLES CULLEN to LzzIs NJ A BOWS daughter fJohn
Bowes, Esq.
-CRoss1NGHAx.--On Monday evening, April 23,
at the residence Of the BRIDE by the Rev. Isaac Wescot
city
McCARTHy-wAIsH On Sunday. April ~, by the Rev.
T. Mooney at St. Bridgets Church, New York, PATRICK
MCCARTHY OF Queenstown Ireland, TO MARY, eldest SIS
ter Of Mr. N. Walsh, Of Middleton county Cork Ireland
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SHIPPING NEW S.

Y0Rx-rHis DAT.
o. MOON RISES morn 80
sETs............ 48l HIGH WATER eve b "
i. Port OF New York. April 23, 1866.
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CTEAM WEEKLY TO LIVERPOOL DIRECT
y CUNARD LINE
MARATHON SAILS WEDNESDAY. APRIL Is
MALTA SAILS WEDNESDAY, MAY 2
Stcerage passage $50, payable In currency.
These steamers call At Queenstown tho passage from
Liverpool to receive passengers.
For stcerage passage apply 70 $4,000
BROAD
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CAyANNAH, GEORGIA.
y MURRAY'S LINE.
The favonte fast sailing steamship
VIRGO
will from pier No 6 East river foot OF Wall street.
Thursday April 26 at 7. NJ.
For freight passage having elegant accommodations
apply to MURRAY FERRIS 4 co,
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EUROPEAN STEAMSHIPS.

NATIONAL STEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY.
IN STEAMSHIPS WEEKLY FROM NEW YORK TO
QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL.
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UNOR SAVANNAH. GEORGIA.
Il FREIGHT AT REDUCED RATES.
Cabin passage twenty dollars.
The new, elegant and very fast passenger
Sidewheel steamship
HERMAN LIVINGSTON,
Captain J. b. Baker,
will leave on Saturday April IS at O'Clock r. NJ, fror
pier 80 North river -
PASSENGER ACCOMMODATIONS UNSURPASSED.
For freight or passage apply to
LIVINGSTON FOX CO. Agents,
l4l Broadway.
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MrcAnY, beloved daughter OF John and caharine Null
cahy, aged II months and Is days
The friends and relatives Of the family respect
fully invited to attend the funeral from the residence 81
her parents No 354 Madison street this Tuesday, after
noon, AZ Two clock, without further notice. y, -
AcCorN-1n Williamsburg, on Monday, April %, Mrs.
ELLEN McCorS
The funeral will place on Wednesday afternoon
o'clock from her late residence ZIG south Third street
Relatives and friends invited TO attend.
McGulGAS-on Sunday, April "a, Of disease OF the
heart, c.rHagyE McGre.s aged IS years, . native OF
The relatives and friends Of the family are respectfully
invited TO attend the funeral this uesdayl afternoon
at two O'Clock, from her late residence, las sullivan
street, without further notice
MoNutrr Monday, April %, DANIEL McNrIrr, in
The friends Of the family and those Of his SOFAS james
and Daniel McNul,y are respectfully invited TO attend
from his late residence l01 Bayard street
NEwpY-0n Sunday, April 90 fRspER1cK WILLIAM,
youngest child Of Dr. George and Ann Newly, aged
The relatives friends Of the family respectful
y invited TO attend the funeral this tuesday, afternoon,
o'clock from the residence OF his parents 100
West sixteenth street, without further invitation
Obown-On Sunday, April % MARY 0'DovD, after
long and painful Illness, aged 10 years native OF county
The relatives friends Of the family also Of her SON.
Francis clark are respectfully invited 10 attend the fu
neral on "wednesday Afternoon at two clock, from her
late residence, M. 6i6 Water street
Rhode Island yspers please copy
REEssS-M Astoria, l. l., on sunday afternoon, April
90 DANIEL X RsNstS, aged ~ years
The relatives and friends respectfully invited 10
attend his funeral, at the Reformed Dutch church OF
Astoria on Wednesday afternoon nj one O'Clock wsh-
ont further invitation. steamer Massaso leaves Peck
scp.yryR-on sunday April o. sf,er long and pain.
full illness, JrLfA wife Of Charles schaefer the 3lst
Tbs relatives and friends OF the family, also the mem
her. Of Trinity Lodge No II, y and W. and Hermann
lodge No t04 l. o. Of O y, are invited To attend the
funeral from her late residence, southeast corner Of
ksEevenih and Forty nth street, this TUESDAY
afternoon, at clock, without further notice. The
remains will DO taken 70 Greenwood Cemetery for inter
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PRIVATE SALES.
Valuable Real Estate in Archddle-street
BY JOHN 8. RIGGS.
AZ priYatn Snlt

THAT MOST ELIGIBLE LOT, tho west sddc of
Archdale- street. known tho property OF the German
Friendly Society," measuring 100 feet front by 23 feet In
depth more fcss On the lot remaining tho wallis
the former Hall of tho Society sufficiently strong
built on and could easily be arranged for large school
or private dwelling. Also very neat two story Dwell
LING In complete order and occupied. There is also
largo cstcrn and wells tho ot and other walls Of
kitchen and Outhouses remaining which can easily be re-
fitted This desirable location for School or
Church. Apply at -
CORNER BROAD AND EAST BAY STREETS.
November 1tu
BY l.. BUNCH " SON, No. 500 King street.
At Private Sale
Many useful articles of FURNITURE.
Ono Grist Mill and Betting, capable Of grinding 40 to
so bushels per day.
One Hand Mill.
DIIDSTEADS, both and secondhand.
At Retail
a good lot of CROCKERY.
We will takO pl0ast;rc selling at AUCTION PRICES.
Ladies' and aenuemcn give us call.
November