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PORT OF KEOKUK.
ARRIVALS YESTERDAY.
Steamer Gu ,ker State, Hight, 4. Losss.
Andy Johnsoa, Isolashi St Louis.
Grey Tasie. Bishop. Quincy.
lfagie, Williams, Warsaw

DEPARTURES YESTERDAY.
Steamer H. johnson. Matson ST. Louis,
Eagle, Williams, Warsaw.
Inc popular steamer Sucker ststc, W. P. Hight
"As'e'' 'onh flin and I'D Hight clerbs sA
ave for Saint Paul and intermediate poipta nj.
morning.
The elegant steamer, Andy johnson, sact, Bro
lsski, Clerk, X. B. Clark, win Ieav az 81. LOU,
At O'Clock this morning.
me superb steamer, arsS KAgls.J, W. bishop
MASTER, ana irene nv, skrk, viii leave this and
iau'saas Aeofhin g. At O'Clock. for Chimney
and interres,sfs points.
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Know you not, Oh city reader, that Keo.
kuk can be made the Lowell of this Western
country, five but have canal? That there.
by prosperity will come to our city and labor
and capital extensively, and the wealth Of
the State at least Of al the valley, will be at.
tracted hither. Thereby shall ours be . per
manent growth. We refer to this matter else.
where and publish Gen. Curtis letter, which
zee
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-08-23

Rev. Mr.. WEsrovER, pastor Of the First
Babtist Church, has returned from = visit
East. The new Church being erected by his
society is assuming definite form. The ma
sons viii have the foundation completed in =
few days.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-08-23

Our City Fathers are supplying = public
need by making public cistern on the corner
of Main and Tenth streets.
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MARKETS BY TELEGRARu
Foreign MarhssN
, A+ssssse, Aus II
. u No's"s - utdAv hy ttr Bro
~, ss".,, He~ orissAa fAp led; miSdlins
"a Mobile fair issas miailias y xa u,,.,1. ~
isHd' middiing ia>td The ~sses .,,h. ~ -,
; : 20 bales, ID iairs ssass - .m.,,e.n
Flour advsoSe d i.esi sly -
Wheat advaA eed "a "a.
Corn eas,ss.
Beef and Park DO
Bacon activs at IL decline.
sn.,sn. I'd Butter, steady d. mAnd.
Petroleuv
hnner.
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War CLAIMS Increased pensions, id.
ditionAl bounty and extra pay allowed by re-
cent acts of Congress, promptly collected by
Rankin 4 McCrary. aug 18-1wl
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-08-23

Gov. Srosr speaks at Keosaqua on Friday
We learn that it is expected that Hon. ]. F
WILSON, will also be there and address tn.
people.
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PERsoNAL-our friend N. ::McCRsA, Esq.,
Of Washington, looked in upon NJ yesterday.
He came in good health and win remain some
weeks at home. His numerous friends here
will be glad to meet him.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-08-23

SPECIAL CAufIoS.-Mrs. Winslow's Soothing
Syrup has become so popular that various parties
have put out articles calling them Mrs. wlnslows.
Please take notice that the Mrs. winslov of the
Soothing syrup.is not connected with any othe
article. june5-dwASm
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-08-23

THAT District Camp Meeting At Bentons.
port commences to-day. II this day prove
as Internationally disagreeable - yesterday,
it won't promise anything highly entertaining
to parties proposing to camp out on the occa.
sion.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-08-23

IT is said that Gov. Kirkwood will shortl,
commence Q canvass of the State.
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COLLECTION OF BoUNrY.-See Van Valken.
burg's card. augl6-3m
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KeOkuk 4 ST. Paul Railway Company
NOTICE OF Incorporation.

NOTICE il hereby given, that ir conformi.
February 9Th, a D. 1851. Inward Knbourns, John ,
Lasn Lauren Dewey, Rsubsn Allsa Smith HsAllI, osy
wells yoha y. Hiatt, Robert =. Bower, HeBry Lsve.
Albert L ConaabIs, Rstsick 0ib6ons Ralph p. Love,
Arthur 1riA61sn, Urtah Raeles. = Sesd, Charles
euydef, d L PENN Timothy WAinsg, J. =. shaw, VII
Ham Psstseson, Thomas w. ClaGsst Thomas 4. B<rsnan
Hanbdsa Buell.. George =. Knbourns Charles D. yoots
and O. A. kscGs have inecrDoeatsd themselves aud al
other Who 0ay bsceos me0bers Of sid Como
ration, intc body oosysaes nlolittc under the ns
and styis Of the
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-08-23

Pyou want White Hair made beautiful a.
IN youth, Gray Hair perfectly restored, q
Dandruff head perfectly cleaned, loose hair
made fast, use DR.. TEBBEr's Physiological
Regeneration.
KERR d FULLER, Agents.
Sold BY all Druggists.
Aug. "a, ri. sun. wed.
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mis- nnequsled preparation which possess the pecu
ax proper ties Of restoring grey hair Its col
or and to the color II pos sessed before
turned grey. II 10 permanent cure for dandrun
strengthens and enyens the hair sves the
hair Lasting and natural moisture, cures dandrun
eeu itching and soreness Of the skin Persons that
have tried this PREPARATION ny that they have tried ali
ktnds o. Tonic end Hair Rsstoraiivss and hid never
ssn able % I'M any article that would produce De
arsd rssslt until thsv - tsfsd my Hair Tonic II has
esrsd Isess .eo I'D soait s.sss Of asndruf I'll knis
ted and ceneatsd together in the shape Of cap cover
Ing tbs vhoas Assd and IN the ccurse II thirty DAYS
afew u1aG ~ 1naio the scurf and daudru6 all sap-
psAfs1 and the hair, which Aad until that zine been
1eevents4 hsA growing. rssnmed its former healthy
In the cass Of James Msrshon, OF the 2ist Inv.
iemnuy, whose hea1 was covered with thick coating
q aAndral and scurf = mentioned above and whose
hah hed almost completely hlen out Il shovu the Nh
- Of ~ I.s f b The eosrse Of shr~e v.ska spp
saston Of y hs scnlp assumed hsaifhy condition M
his hair commenced % grow bssutifuiiy mis- Il oniy
- 60 o. ~ hndf II tAousAnd. | oonid mention
vented ffom doing @.
Sold b 6eokdk CABul, corner Of second and Main
street. Price - esse pr bettis bsr.i discount 70
1919 srvlA-5dm
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IHE reconstructed have made a mighty
rush from Philadelphia to the capital and the
presence OF one Moses, to claim their reward.
Our own municipality is represented there
The gentlemen didn't vote for Andr.v for
wee Presidents they belong to the party d.
made him President. Each Of them can
make Biglows confession of faith
u do believe in special ways, 'prsyin' An,
e0hversin, the bread comes back in usnv
days an buttered too, for sartn.
Andrew will reward them.
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New York Market.
+, Tslssraph.l Nsv Yoar. A,s. n
Cotton-proopine atdaSo for middlinx
fiour-Dull snd log lsc lower, q 800 oc fr RITA
stte; - oo1lo Is IL B h. O; SO 9anls 90 tr,s.
htands
whkky-osist md nominal.
whsst-Dni and dropping, - Is for No Muvsuhss;
u q sixse; E Nod Amber Michigan; - Is old Amber
etAss and Jersey
Rye-Firm With fair demand. Western s7kNs7
Corn-k ecsr u 616 bushels; market In limited sup
ply ~ shsSs nruer slosG for Inferior ss,1as4 Ia,
shippiss nixsd Western chiefly a ss u 20 for small
loss Of whits Western
osis-Rscsp4s ~ rs bushels; shads nruss for sound
and nil sslAsavy sr ansouHd losa7 for Chicago; q
Ola for Milwaukee, s4OsS for Iowa.
wool-Quist nd without decided CHANCE sa0e2l< FIR
domestic fleece 5aiOsA for tabesd 2so2s for rsxas;
- ttr Georgia. tar south American,
f,ro!eum-l,,i
fork-oai-t hut steady; ess oo0ss II new n>,e
Icing ~ ssS 20 cash so so@ai % for old Ser IA
ESQ., 50 for pi mr; ais $50 bbs new NEE for a~e
ten er October and kovebsr and Ill year cellar, ana
bayern option, a. ssi soess g.
Bsef-steady SIC 50 $50 new plain pe.p go 90
Oh % extra ne.s; "a 90 100 fierce. prim. me-, o.,
private terms.
Cut Ae.ss-st..dy; l451els,1 for Shoulders; 40
q = Hama.
LArd-Hssvy; lsiS@aL
Buttsr-stssdy at 2oosse for Ohio; and saolsc for
Stats.
ohssss-Aees,; t6lsc.
H'eoa-ouist; Cumberland Cut 10.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-08-23

IHE LADY's FRIEsD.-A charming steel
engraving adorns the September number Of
TINS iavorite monthly. The large sized col
ored fashion plate is as chose and refined a,
sver Among the literary matter We NAV
mention "How the Mary Jane Came Home. j,
BY Louise Chandler Moulton; "out in the
Kan" BY Florence Percy; "a Premstur.
Proposal" BY Sophie May; 1.-THE Disputed
Patrimony;" "The Mermaids Home one
OF the Fairy Tales Of Science; 1.-THE Maltese
Cross BY Mrs. NJ. E. Kendall, .Prue'.
Day" by Tracy Towne; &c. Published By
Deacon Il Peterson, Philadelphia; 81 So
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AND the people come in and ask if thi.
thing is sog-and We say in truth it is even 40,
and they buy furniture of various kinds at
our reduced prices, and are satisfied, and 10
on their way rejoicing.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-08-23

HOWE q Tyler,
Wholesale and retail furniture dealers, s.
Main street.
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BLAsKs.-For Blank Deeds, Mortgages,
Bills of Lading and all kinda Of Justice
Blanks, call At the CARR CrrY Counting
Room.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-08-23

NV rseh Asnsy marksa.
D, rslssraph.l Nsw Yesx. A.. =
heAV Y mere eesivs 4 soS ssns ell loAsa
soss noe sssiss asl arnsr. sDsaaas q iss9<
eaos' 4 u llse<.
eov9u0sats without decided shasws
hsleAss 70 Liverpool are quiet
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QOOKa-A FILL supply 81. gdAopl Books
'-ss ~ n. s G.; !.
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FOR AALE.

on AcRxs 81 Land. tnossiy In timber on the mid.
QUA road. leading froH ksokuk to ssneushy. about
HiAss fru0 tbs city, and mar BE- Known the Rich
EAsoa tract Title good. Prize 40 per Enquire
d n rfN-BYCk 90
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PaYfaersk1D .N,oefre,
Fer Sale.l

OF 4, in Block rs, on when ia I Brick
Dwelling Houss With IRONS ana ,toue basement
also braMs Uhttspg viii rcons with sood we'll Of
WATER and lot veil f-nOsd AIatsd - Esesn street
tween 9Th and sth stre<ta This property &il be s.i
1t sreat bargain applied for soon Title rood
inquire 81 IL y. TBE-EYcK 4 Co.
A1rild
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FOB sALE-Ths very desirable Brisk residence an
u QozAa1 pov ov nod and occupied by A. J wHkin
son, S kffnAseS thu cnrnes Of 18th and High sts
House hsa or 10 roons With Ill the no.4-n improve
ments-iArKs hAne tern-three very desirable lois a.
tsched covered With fruit and ornameniaftrtes Price
300 Title gOod Or sale. For further psrticuSAry
Esquire Of b. B. TExEfck.
March Al 1ef6 =
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EOR SALE-30 acres of fine grape and
ctkrr fruit land; 10 . high state u cult
Walton 10 und~F fence With trees Of vari-
10 acres adjoining The above land srd Of ,re sasas
ehassetes With improve bot be all enclosed
By placing fssce the all Ell pense Price
80 and So per This land It'd near the rs
dsace Of DR. Hicks. shout n-e from seccpa street
keckuh FOR Particular enquire OF
mchJ IL b. TEN EYCK
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OuAHTKRNAsTER GKNFRALs OTFICE,}
FIRST DIVISION
D.. pf fvTC

-
~ WATER IlfI, fIhr I'LL o. -, compusing
THE WArER-NURkS Ar GIESBORO'. u. e.
By ord 81 the QHsrmasteT General there viii BE- sold,
on the Iienises Poole Ancion, under the direction Of
Captain George +. Browning. A. q NJ, THURSDAY.
April s. 1896 u O'Clock the following described public
property 10 wit;
ONE STEAM BOILER, 30 fee long and feet in dsme'er.
with Pinch return f1es made OF men boiler iron,
with al necessary sppnrtesncez including castaron
hood gauge Aslcrof pau ate bais. HE pss',
reducing ptc-s, &C. all az good order. -
TWO WURTHINGTON STEAM fORCE PUMPS No s,
linch cylinder encb stroke p horse power zach aud zach
capable Of pumping and forcing 10000 gallons Of water per
day Com ectrd with them the rfquie valves. glands
Puinps con paHtvely new, and in couPese working
order.
Isrs. quantity Of WATER PIPE. as follows:
s. 82 feet 6inch east iron Water Pipe.
1870 feet 3-nch cu-tfcr " alter Pipe.
q feet 2inch wrong ht-iTon Wafer Pipe
sS4 feet iI-iuch css, iron Ns'rf Pipe.
1900 ieet b! inch cs.t-iron Wafer iipe
COO feet l-uch csstife u Nst,r liIe.
500 feet N n cast Wstrf = pe.
THIRTI-ONE CASGIRON FIRE PLUGS tAyrsss PAT
en with al the necessary ions, such L. bends,
stop cocks elbows ouwBy pieces &c, al IN excellent con
dition together win
ALL The TOOLS. &c, required for making alicIaons
and repairs in wete pipe such ip- cutting nsciurs taps
and lies py-fs efaos drills punches csulAng tools ko.
Terms: Cash. ia Government funds
Deliveries viii be made pnchasen on OF before the hr
llst) dey Of May next.
boat tor Gies5oro' viii esve the sIths wharf every
hour dur ins the day Of sale
Any urther hst be desired will be given
upon application in p.rou by rite 20 CAPT OroIso J.
Browning A. o NJ. Gie.bofo'. D. C.. or u this office.
JAMES a. EklN Bvi. bris. Gen. N charge
First Division. @ NJ. q. o.
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BROADWAY NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. u.

BROADWAY NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Il.
George WOOD. MAN
WIEN YOU WEAR IT. THINK or ME.
pelightful and brilliant hit Of the greet Comedian,
MR. JOHN T.. OWENS,
In VICTIMS and FORTY WlNKs.
which attract greatest and brilliant audiences Of the
EVERY NIGHT TILL FURTHER NOTICE,
Tom Tsylors delShtui Comedy in thrse sets.
JOSHUA suT1ERsy. ..........MR JOHN T. OWENS.
AND WHEN YOU WEAR 1T, THINK or ME.
j. K. Mortimer. J, w Aba.sh; Tom Owens y L. Dom
nelly Mia Celia Logan Aiss j. Tyson MIRA A. Hind Mrs
II. Bland. and others.
Ts conclude tcommeospE q s with the screaming Com
icality FOkIf WiNnS. ...,-.u.
Afternoon performances Of VICTIMS SATURDAY. COM
mencins ct ~ and closing 81. Admission Soc
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SUPREME CoURT.-In the matter of the

CUPREME COURT.-In the matter OF the
application Of the Mayor Aldermen and CVSmcnsly Of
a. CITY Of Nav York relative to the WlDENlNo Of
BROADWAY Tor sdAIe Road between sessn.s
md Fjf,y p the Guy or
~ statute. in made and provided the Mayor Alder
men and Coumonaity Of the City Of Nswiors hereby nw
no,ies Inst .y intend apply the Supreme Cont Of ths
ssis Of Ysk II Special srp Of ssid Cour to De held
~ n. CITY Hail. IN the City OF New York, on Saturday
the 2h day Of March, 1885, at the opening o. NE Soart on
that day thereafter Counsel can De heard Tor me
Of Of Estimate and Assessment
The matter that the nsure and Extent o. the
hereby intended the widening Of Broadway
Tor sdae Rosd between Fifty seventh and fty
ninth In the City Of NewYorh, In hammer oho~ns
ibst 10 cav; beginning point the easefy me
sis Of Broadway Tor Bfoominedalc Road distant rs iee
inches northcry from the orthery line or side Of
rntb street and running thence portherly and Paae WIN
The yenth point Oh tho soathery me o. SIDE
distant five hundred feet westerly IRON tne
yrsely aide Of said Seventh svenne hece Westerly
10 The present ess-fy ue side OF Toadwsy oi blooming
die Road aud hoee southeseriy along said last mentioned
line TO the point OF plsce Of besiDnine a. ,,,. =
p,nn the provisions Of the Act OF The Legislature OF
b oeope of the State OF New ierk entitled An Aesuthor
ne Mayof Aldermen aud Complonsiy Of the Cty oil
SewYpi TO widen broadway ter Boontnstae Road be.
tween and tiiiy streets In te eiy oil
Nrw-York. psssed April ~ ,,7sssd ,rp eou'
80 49, - Counsel TO the Corpora,isM :
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No 81 Chambrrs street.
prrNpuE irr . lNN

81 AtaulDfra stru'f.
NEw-NoKK. Jan 6. 1880.
NOTICE To TAXPANERS.-NOti i here
Nv gvsn flat the As..ssuieBt Los oi the Rel and
P.r.o Etatr % City and Comfy Of New fort for the
wear 1906 will e open 9r inspection and review nom and
aArf ondry .nusry lCg and VIII remain open al TIE
Jh dsy Of pr 1900 for the correction Of errors end The
.oun nation 81 asscen,s Of the Aforesaid reel and
onal state the Cry AID County Of Ncw-foh All
p.ou. believing syes 10 be- urgncveG musi make a.
=, n 4 the lmni.sionefs during the period above urn-
ni cd oder OBTAIN The fee IrJvdcd by law Ihc at
Of K1 provides that during The tine %" DO - shall be- open
pub inspection, hcfeub..oe provided, spPcs,i9n may
by pr.ou considering himself a-srr'ed by I'D"
valuation q real p'onal estate TO a,e the
zane Yfrcied II .u-h application be made IA relation 70
the valuation Of real estate " must be- made m WIZ
ing STATING .fosnd Il OBJ -cton thereto and ihercupon me
C8rui.si n.r shsl examine into the compliant ana u III
s udsmsnt the assessment i srroneoD- they shall cause
lie same 10 Dr connected lfsIch appl Anon be nade ~ iea
ton 10 tho assessed valuation II prrsona estate ne sprcAn
shall under oath by the sai toinis''ouefs VINO
ere authorized administer such oaihs, ~ any oi the
aud H. b. their judgment tie asse.snen 10 eirorrou-
thew sns the 90 be corrected sud IN tue amount
Of such they believe 10 BE- just ana declare
their decision thereon within thriy days amer such spra
ton have been made 20 them No reduction shan DC
made by the Board OF Supervisor Of ssse.et on real
and peIsona imposed under tins act unless sha s
ne. under oath or affirmation that TIE party segnrv"d VS.
unable attend within the period prescribed log the c0rrc
ton OF taxes by of sickness absence om the city
A. J. WILLIAMSON, Commissioner, OF Taxes
]. ". ALLEN, "a As..s.,,.n,.
g.. ". BROWN,
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QuAGTERxAsTER-l ENERALe bPYICE. !
FIRST D1vlsIoS' WASHINGTON u. l.. Feb p, 1866.
YALE of STEAM GRIST MILL
AZ THE

CAVALRY DEPOT GlESBORO. D. c.
By order Of the QuarermasteT General there will be sold
OIL ID. premises q public enctou under the direction 81
Clpt Geo5s- I. Browsing. A. .. NJ on WEDNESDAY,
Ap 1865 Il O'Clock the following described pub
he property. to wit: - - . .
frame III massive granite fo1ndations ~ by 30 feet with
coal hsy and ensueoues attached al contrncied Of the
very material and III the substantial manner
Also time and lie, the machinery aud alIs
ONE M FNGiNE or IOOHORSE POWER
with cylinder Of twenty-five t22 inches diameter and
"a inches stroke set upon heavy castron oedp at"
with cold and bot water pumps and heater and
fy-whee with driving pulley Of the material Ten tll
diameter and wentyiour 2 inches lace win Jud
TWO IN BOILERS. OF oHoRsE POWER EACH.
made O. the boiler iron i've 1eenths Is lbb Of inch
in thickness hye Sl feet IN diameter and fourteen 4 ies
~ iuches IN Lengths each boiler containing seventy s1
(7h apweded ues three ~ and on= fourth III inches
in daRseT VIII a. the =, pe91sSei ,cKrxGpAN
THIRTY (SO INCHES SPRING MILLS,
constructed Of solid French burr nil stone, aud set IN heavy
seLosanred frames with hsvcutters, elevators, and con
sufficient and handle the grain, and pre-
pared feed the most economical and labor saving Iia
The of finished wrought and The Fueys o. cast
Fon faced and balanced, with hanser and boxes suei 70
lD pairs OF 0urrs, &c be man iNhs eeI' OF
four az ply rubber and twenyfour (24l inches wide The
for driving the mills, &C, OF the beet OAK tanned
patent stretched leather . !,
tcption are very best materials and D.
ana are excellent condition and hne working ofde: the
II deemed advisable by the Agent Of the Government on
the day Of sale the buildings vii be sold separsteiy
Terms Cash. In Government funds.
Purchaser will BE- required TO remove their properly before
t s;J day Of May next unless oheTwise arranged oy
boat for Giesboro win leave the Sixth WHAT every
hour during the day OF sale. go,
ANY further information that may be desired will he rven
upon application person by letter, 10 Captain GEORGE
BROWNING, A Q NJ, Gie;bo 70; or to III. Siiee
Brx Gen In charge hl.t Division u NJ. u. u.
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amnsements.
A CADEMY OF MUSlC-TO-NlGHT.
"A ITALIAN OPERA

A CADEMY OF MUSlC-TO-NlGHT.
"A ITALIAN OPERA
Director. ........................MAXM ARETZEk.
THIS EsrABLlsHnEsr Advertise IN fHs
NETWORK HsKALD.D
TO.NIGHT-THE STAR OF THE NORTH.
THIS (MONDAY) EVENING, March H. at 8,
iTsruty- second subscription Nigbt)
THE IMMENSELY SUCCESSFUL
GRAND SPECTACULAR OPERA,
THE STAR OF THE NORTH,
THE STAR OF THE NORTH,
L'ETOILE DU NORD),
NEW sCESEEY. NFw DRESSES, PROPERTIES.
INCREASED CHORUS, ORCHESTRA,
MlLIrAhY BAND, BALLET, ETC,
and very complete east, including ,
MISS CLARA LOUISE KELLOto,
MILE. ENRlCHETTA bOsISlO.
MILE CARROLL
sIGNOR f. IRFRE, .,,.,
SIGNOR SARTI SlGN0R BARILI, NINE. RElCHARDI'
MULLER, REICHARDT, VOEbDEN.
The incidental Ballet oy
MILE. KRUGER and NILE. VIDAL.
CONDUCT fOKRiANL
TO. MORROW TUESDAY. MARCH 70. EXTRA NIGHT,
AND BENEFIT Of NM. CARDZZi-ZUCChl,
POSITIVELY LAST NlOhT OF
L'AFRICAINE.
wEDNESDAY-THE ) EAR OF TIE NORTH
THURsDAY-OPERA IN BROOKLYN
THE STAR or TIE NORTH.
on SATURDAY-GRAND MATINEE.
The Of reserved TICKETS for any OF the sDovS
named performances will THIS MORNING. 1t ell
the regular ticket Offices.
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Sales BIN Anttion.
WILLIAM NJ. WEEKS Auc,ione.r
nTIN-IlutD AIDINfS NAl IL w

4 DMINISIRAIRINS SALE.-Wll lie 6Old
IA ut pnb auction, the premises at u O'Clock on
III FSDAY the 18th in.f.. the FARM OF he late HENRY
TITUS situated Wesb Long Island 20 miles from the
CITY of New-York mile from ri road depot and q re
miles from steamboat nDdiv containing 100 acres of good
and with orchard sa fru &C.; the buildings sre m good
repair For rher par iculas apply e. ISAAC C. Us,
on the premises hUbERT n. WILLEfs, No Jo3 Pearl
ST.. New York Conditions known on day OF sale
Wesbury March g. 1876
JANE C. TITUS Administrative.
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gtotionem ano fanep GOODS.

mo STATIONERS.-Thc subscribers would
ANNOUNCE the stat snery tsds that they have d ~
...S sGrNTS for New. ork for the sale Of ROBBlNSS
iWpROvED EYELET MACHINES and are now prepared
70 an ordrrs by the dozen or gross These macnihes ~
10 h. the best and cheapest Ia the MARKET
m.o co az the Iysle, adapted 70 these Maeh!r.s
hI'oi ''' WIZ Wv SAMUEL RAYSOR CO.,
kos lis snd ia " ilism -
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Corporation Notices.

CORPORATION OTICE.-NOTICEis here
~ 10y v-n iHer'ed In the proposed " d"nrs
Of Ann aud fuon tsr n fy0 OF OF opposed TO the
contemplated improvement that the Committee Streets al
soafd Aldermen vii IN the CHAMBER II the board
of Aldermen g. th- City Hall EDSESDAf next l'th
. O'Clock p. Tor the purpose OF considering the pro-
pretty The ordnance Of lat year providing FOR such
EXTENSION
Al such p~flous hereby notified q be present Hi the
above tine mi place. without fnrtnsf notii cation.
MICHAEL NOTION
CHAS. NCBkiEN, Committee on Streets.
HFnNAHD RFILLY.D
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OUAKTERGAsTER- GENERALS OFFICE, (
FIRST DivisIoS. WAsHISGTos. d. g.. Feb -. 1896.
GALE of MANURE.-Will be sold at the
- Cavalry Depot Gi-sboro ID. C. alag" quantity Of stock
ward MA RI which viii be- delivered pucbas.Ts the
mound or In harges hoas 10 BE- provided by them ~ forty
a cents pr cubic yard Two boats according 10
siz-l be ioaoed Per dry
T-ruis-t sci. IN Government funds
BY order Of the QuArtrTnasfef- General
JANIS A. EkIN. Brrvrt brigsdier Genera,
~ charg. Firsi Division q VI. o. o.