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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-04-04

The reconstructed are jubilant as pos
sible for the small cause they have for it.
Their large majority for their Mayor Of
Chicago convention fame, at the preceding
election is reduced to very insignificant
affair
The Union candidate for marshal is elected
by large majority.
Dr. Seaton was elected over the regular
nominee in the Second Ward, their strongest
precinct.
The First Ward which is Union, on proba-
bly, personal grounds, gave Patterson and
Wyman majorities.
Here is small grounds for copperhead
cheering. But they may indulge in it. 1t
is their last victory in Keokuk, and Connect.
cut has gone Republican. Hallelpjahl
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-04-04

~ The most complete stock In the city can always
Re found At the above establishment and 1t the very
lowest figures. 5anI
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-04-04

1T is proposed to start Starch Factory 4
Cedar Falls in short time.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-04-04

E0R SALE-Oue Of the most beautiful
and desirable private residences in this city, oca-
ted Sixth and Morgan streets, lot IS by
40 feet vi1h Improvement that cost Sthooutvo
story brick dwelling with ur - large rsnns. good
brick stable ard wood house. cit and cellar
der the whole hous Lo with choice fruit trees
ard In 4 very desirable ighborl cod Thi. or-rty
viii be sold great bargain. Fo particular call on
mchls IL. b TBA-EfCk.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-04-04

A Cor. stepped up to young man day
before yesterday as be approached the polls
and gave him reconstructed ticket,
saying with facinating smile, "you can
vote that" Young man took the ticket,
looked at it 1t was fixed up in the disguised
form popular with copperheadism since the
death OF the Southern Confederacy. There
was on It an eagle, and Andy Johnson Z
name and the names IF the reconstructed
candidates. "lseldom vote straight ticket"
said the young man, : butt can vote part of
it." lie tore of the Marshal's name !: then
the Alderman's, them the Mayors, then An.
dy Johnson's-"There," said he, II can 70
the easle." The RECONSTRUCTED" quit him
in disgust.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-04-04
The Flag Of Company Fret low

Ictbcy IuuJOEityf Oos
For Assessor-Hubbell, (no opp 2l7.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-04-04

RIVER NEws.-The river is rising little
at this places We learned that the Burling.
ton which has been so long anchored per
force on the rapids was enabled to pass on
up yesterday. The St. Louis Democrat says,
The rivers of the west are pretty generally
in good navigable condition. Here the
Mississippi is falling slowly and there is
twelve feet to Cairo. There is six feet to
keokuk, three and half feet on the lower
rapids, four feet in the Missouri to Kansas,
and three and half feet above. The Ten.
nessee is at present in magnificent boating
order to PASSPORT and Florence. Business
continues heavy. with superabundance Of
tonnage and considerable competition. The
weather is dry, warm and beautiful.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-04-04

EOR SALE.-84O acres Of Land, 200 IN
- cultivation, 100 in tiab. r-n-arly all und' enc"
with twostosy Frame DWELLING containing ~ fooms,
good cistern, three wells and livi, ste M OF ~a.H
through the piace Good orchard and frame Barn oey
" fest This farm 10 situated i've miles run 81 ING
! . MoiBes Valley Railroad hon psr'e In ' an nnren
county Iowa and b one OF beet farms IN thai sec
ton Of the stase and will be sold for $50 per sere ma.
down. and the ba.aEce time with rer cent n.,rTr
~ ~ -. -. 'naoA n B. TEN-ElC6,
10Y a1Oe' " Real E.tats Az. mt, Keokuk.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-04-04

NOR SALE.-A Business Lot on Main
street. between 7ih ann Str fScrtn .iae) oa witch
Il siwo story brich Store Building ~ by 30 eet THIS
proper offered Iof . few day at the very low pfee
of s. 6Oo half cah and ba'aLc in x months Win IN
terest Title good or sale Enquire OF
noy25 IT, w. IsN-E'Cn.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-04-04

EOR SALE.-A two story frame dwellir g
Il house, y III six and flu lot, sinstsd % &c
IL. In block 20, the o. hank aud fEteenta
street In D. y. Kilboa' nes Addit on Title 60 OF
sale. Price $50. Inquire Of
yrck1 d.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-04-04

EOR SALE-A one story frame dwelling
l. b. u.e, eout ,iring rooms large frsne arm,
I'll. tern c-.r ard other improvements with fail ,ot.
.ltns.d 4pk be First and seeend street
Price $1,000 AID comm ssons. Till goot impure
clio II tENEita
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-04-04

NOR SALE-A T~ostory Prick Dwelling Honse,
VITA ii. hit roomp, lot 40 ~ lso-tso stables, tw
y. Cd b, d., ard good well u sait sster st4et vel
pav-d ard hris L side ak Situated ndesu, be-
rw en- renth md Eleventh streets lite Aocd sale.
Pris = 500 Enquire OF
feb,1 Ha TgN-EyCK.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-04-04
INSURANCE. on Dxelling Houscs and

Hoss-l cd Furniture t- fro,-d IN ibe 1taa in
snrance Cowpany Hartford Home fnkarnncs Gmpcsy,
New r. ard other rt~ponsi' le sock cnmrsn es I'm
one year. at rates ging from, ~ &c
pr cent the $40 Tor the ~ho n
ca p Other responsible company FOR rtlia.le
pforss Iusur call on The underit DO
gise better indt mnits th-n be found II eth
aeensr in thi. sec.lon. 1sc.sl b TtAEYCE.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-04-04

EQR SALE-The brick cottage dwelling
hous occupied by U. atom with iail lot, srse
barn wood hoar, ci>tern, lar ard situatd
so.,d neighborho.d. on anklin Street, Ninth.
Price s. leo II sid in fes days Title I'd or no sale.
Enquire OF Et hioI h. TIM A0h-
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-04-04

I1oR sALE-Lot !, and SC feet ri Lot In Blcef 1ee
II stu atei the OF seventh and orieais y z
These covered with fruit esergr aud othe
Ornamental trees toxeth-r vi 6ne growth o. shsd
trees thr d-sss. and n large eist IN on The BAG
part If The lot and are resl, the kudng lots
that part OF the city Price 81 500. Title perfect In
oure o. tsnlol II. b. 1ES-hfCh.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-04-04

EOR SALE-The House aud Land now
Il occrpird by Charles Isi,,, the tlnh u nniet
and hall above Kes kuk-20 Of land, 10 under
high state Of cu.tvation aid well fenced fnv grown
nit small fruits and gr~pes brick con
tanning rooms GOOD cellar c;stern ard houses;
desirable countr, reside, Possession the FIRST Of oc
tober Title perfect. Enquire OF :, M, pvou
aug6 H. ThN-EfCh.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-04-04

lNOR SALE-TweEty feet eat ride ii lot II.
bloc 1906 on the nsrth aide OF Mab, -esent
street. Price 81 ooo Little good sale. Enquire Of
febzl Ii b IEN-biCk.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-04-04

THOR sALE-That very nice residenc. formerly oeeu-
pied by I. Il. Allyn on Blondesu street, between
Third and Fourth sire t. Price .t0n cal Also, two
lots on FRANKLIN street. opposite the residence Of j.
Estss Piice ~ 0oo Title good or sale Enquire OF
JAMS II TtHhtlh.
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PASSENGERS SAILED.

FOR SAVANNAH, Dec s-In ltesm,hp San sslvadoT-r G
Upou Thomas Anderson. Capt s. BfAnd Holiday aud WIFE y
W REYNOLDS AID servant H. wesks wife and ehnd u
Psrk Dr. d. Mitchell Dr. J. q. keee aud wife, Mise Hattie
wake Mis- Naria smith Mrs w beach Miss u n stnrdvas
Major w Beach, Beach v p. poarI Fwo M.,e' DouIr
Mira Depeystsr c. Brinca WAker Mise Leary Mrs W D.
smith s. C. Holt wife child Miss Birch Miss Mssa AIR
Connolly children aud Mis- Gregory ME- Hi Mira
Wsdbury Robinson and wife Aiss VI. Beach Mrs J. 0um
child L. Moore and wife Ms se.t aud servant w Maott
ID Marriott H. Lvs r. soes 4. X LsdBe H. H. Lsdne w. Msr
r Miss Jones' c. DuHnery, Mn NJ Gaens h's L. Wood Mrs
BOn,nd
FOR LONDON Dec. Elm steamship CelsAhur Jones. Mia
Housey E. L. Schsrnoh and lady George Foster Nine
Go BY Foreman T. Nett Peter CarboDisH HeoIy Wiz
man. John w Scott Bernard Appany John Palmer
Finley James Bans and Harry
Chambers VIM Smith, Stephen Rggo Bsnede hsg9 NJ oDons
Miss Ellen PetFickt and family A. h.
I,e,ohn Matthew B. Runner Mr.. and Mr. Morris A, H. Lewis
samuel y Taylor W. n HunEnEton lady ssd
ant Cotton j. n. Wilson, NJ Wilson, B. h. L Agbius
and others n tho storage
FOR LIVERPOOL, Dec ain steamship City Of Baltimore Mira
Doohte Mis- Mary Pardon New YoTki Miss Lizzie Evans
D.hlo and wife Nsw.Hork, Smith Mouea Mr. Copeland
Montreal. Major j. UphAm a. Army Robert
psey NJ Johnston Jeap qlepd0p 9se Fh T. H. Wellington,
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Gnrnnraiion Noiites.

CORPORATION NOTICE.-PUBLIC NOTICE is
hereby gwen 20 hs SeS .Sd ns
81 ne. 10. "a so.r ~ ssss sssnSob Sy al
fir.i"For building ssw, IN from Broadway to 9Th
sSeond-For paving with bOcs, Charles street from Hudson
TbSFor tagging sidewalks tom 13 to toih streets
FouhFor paving with blocks 9h street Rom "a avenue
TbFoi building W rof Old slip and Frank
sItsNFor building Basin on n and ah
ssven,AFor building e Of Wet aud Albany
Eisatb-For building W Of 9Th and
Ens~For budns Sewer In FIRST avenue eth and 9th
llih and l2'h snd l6t6 End 7th streets.
TsnFor building sewer in Eighth avenue between l"b and
El.vsnhFor building eulve the Of Second avenue
TwrhFOr sudns IN Eir, .ysD9s between s'h and
Thesntb-Fo budns IN hadson and Greenwich streets
Fosstatror paving usp block s' tom 9Th to 9Th
Sen,hgor pawn. with stone blOcI' Csdsr street Pearl
Tt, lI%, embraced BY such assessment include all
and lots Of ground vacant lots pieces and parcels Of Land n
Fs-BOth Of Broadway to sa and
the sen, Of half eabock sdiheJ on Broadway ana sA ave
seeondBoh side. Of Charles street Hudson Greenwich
bali the bloch either the htsneetBs
TSidBosa side, Of Fh svsnue from cd 70 soth street.,
RIVER and the extent Of hall tie bloch on 'hs me'cns
''i Wss1 ~ sioeE Known .. Franklin msrLet
Subtitle side Of bet 10Th and Eh streets and
-
side Albany street between Washington
and West streets to 100 feet Wes,
Eight-Nard Nos &c. 80 49, A. "a 49, on bloch No so In the
18th WaJd
Nn,Bo,L side. between sth and oh 'r..t' sI'o
both between llth and 2ih streets 9so ooh sdes
Of Ist avenue. between 10Th and i7th streets.
sides Of sh between 18th and 18Th streets
Eventh-AN block Noe ga zee tt 90 so JoI os
ass &C., s6l and $50 in the lsh Ward add also Cen
tral Park.
TwehA both sde Of slth and SSH streets from I'd
avenue TO point let both sdes OF let
from 8ith S6h streets
ThirsenhBoth Of Hgdson and Greenwich streets uom
LAsht o Hubert streets
sdos Of 3t street between eh and h avenues
20 the extent Of half block 0 said avenues
Fifteenth Cedar from Pear 10 West street.
and TO extent block the nsT,eetng streets
persons whose interests Affected by the above named Asses
the either Of them
que TO pieent their objections writing Of tho under
sgnel therocs No % Chambesreet besemsn New Court
House days the date Of this notice.
JACOB y. OAKLEY
ISAAC o. HUNT.
OyycH BoARp OF Asszssoss New CourtHos's December
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-12-10

Geo. D. smith Canada wes, jobs Prtehsrd phhsespsh
Boosond Phsdepbsi Herbert bhkeway vile Ane enna ~
Franei. Rae G. Buge Bnhur Jones MI Thompson n ses
HswYork Edward Berry wife children and nafts hs.o3
Canada; inc. ~ Evans, VIM Evans Charles Lew M "Ice
ward, ~ z. 1ephem LondOn J. H. syte hs~foAl Ne" ''
Vaughan, NJ. ). Labsurere
Dee SIN steamship The ousenM Roger, FRED ha'ssy
JodeTba Hipoite R. Miller j. H. Caihesr oae
street. M Stree and two ehudreI George Chambers. \ ~
Henry Meyers Mr. Oakford Henry Jackson and hr
w Grths Francisco Vhtorez Bensmin leases hrs ssse
and child Capt H. Mckinney, w Wilson, hrs Wison sns 10
he
FOR SAVANNAH Dec sin steamship ssrsosss-J sunbs,
and MoQnade John Brown A. J. Vsy T. Filter, ssenseo
H. q. Howell. Mrs. :, H. Esserng r. L. Rowsl B. bowmss
MIRA II. A. Badger Mr.W L.gten and children G. crommshI
KIM Johu Bowie T. hing. }. Hays A. b. Hart W. ~ lisr Ars
n5egroye Il r. Baker and wife Mi A. l. Harrison Joha ko-A
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p4sSrNnERS 1RRIYEn.

FROM VERA CRUZ Dec sID steamship Manhsttsnr b'os6
80 Rs.sooIa Guessuer Miss Benley Gee. LssslsI Dr..
MsssIy Col Abdrews wife add family T. fuehiei.. Lcot A.
Bazsins NJ scastt Miss Scarlet aSd ssrs.a M
wife, Kanschs and wife, NJ Conneue oeh~as'0es ~
Osennoor, Mr.. Cuvan w. =. Morton. Nelson Aefd. . a.
PROM LIVERPOOL AND QUEENSTOWN, Dec 80 'ssssss'
City Psr-MrslR Lodge, Mrs Zoos Ar, Lnel n " o"a'
iyr Miss OSulyan Miss Oauehey Mr. i. WorkmAnl Il komh -
Esalemeert 7 MaekAy L. Howard Mr. AplesSH MT W. Hs
H. Conner; A. Codos and wife f. Tabor M Palace - d.
NJ MaTsha Mr. Mills lady end daughter Mrs z cree inl
MTs r. NJ Caniop Mis- s. H. Cunop, MIS- $. MINI
T. Turner D. Fuller A. B. Gray II. Moore W. hsrphy Rev W
81 Van Meter K 0anshey seby, 2. Il WalkeS An Ss"aSs
and child 5 N Gnmbhde l. Wolfe W. Pollock .pd az l.
III brown j. II. Fahing J. B. Whpple, Rev Tim Osolhysn
Nr Evans and lady H. Reynolds II. Richter Mr. Dempsey ana
adv Matthew Miss Alden T. Dempsey LapoftA Lieut.
Giyins, S. a. Brown, and SO in seerage
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IMMATURE ALMANAC
80 Moon keif..s-s.Ih
Sandy Gov Island. 10 % He'd Gate ...1 ID
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sTITF or NEv Northumberland,
ALBlNY Sept ~, 1856.

Dri0eno Notices
nIVIDEND The Directors Of the Butler Coal
~, Company declared DIVIDEND from the profits
Company -FOUR PER CENT csG Of taxes payable On
the 24th instant % Stockholders 81 that date.
Stockholders residing New OH Will be paid the dividend Al he
Once Of Loan Trust Company aud after tho Ith
instant SAMUEL DUTTON, Treasurer
Philadelphia Dee 6. 1869
OFYcH CoHNONvEALrH on COMPANY, I
No "a BROADWAY. NEW YORK Dee 4 lttb
FTNHE TRUSTEES of the COMMONWEALTH OIL
COMPANY have THE day dec AIRED DIVIDEND Of TWO PER
CENT the Capital Stock payable Of The Office Of the Company on
and ster the 18th int.
aner from the 10th to the 18Th nsant inclusive
A. FSBAUM Socfetiry.
OYyloE on rBE CHoseo Gvp NORTH WETRRs RAILWAY Co.,
No. 81 BRoIDwly. NEW DIRK Nov. ~ 1906
FINHE BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF this Company
have THE day declared DIVIDEND q SEVEN PER CEkT
the Preferred Stock Of this Company for ne
ending the lot day Of December payable and ser the
1h day Of December next the Psered soeA Of s Company
hods said oek shown BY the booit ofe Company
O. LOT day Of December -
transfer will Be closed the afternoon OF the Tot OF Dc
eembeT and OF. IN the morning of the 18Th.
FtonS part, Of declared will be pad for
By the Treasurer the rate Of The price The stock on TN
18th December instant a. = PHlIthAhD Irea'nier'
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BORT Uaroen's Noiits.


NHw-ioEA
PoHIWARDnss OFEfcE, No. ~ Wnh,smst1
NOTICE is hereby gwen, in accordance with sec.
~ sion ps..ed April i'sS7 entitled A Ae; y Re
orap IN. Nsrdens Office Of the Port Of NswYoft" 10 an
,on. ere,tsd hsvag charge Of sdbect matter u
tnouirv examination survey that the following vssss
u Pert NaTdebs
be completed within sgcssos
noscs board said vsssesi
eteamshlp Lee
steamship Zen Grant
Ship Charlotte 20 H.
ship 0ad lleingss. y. X
Ship Dr. 81 v
e--ss |oodfun hobtusOnA
Brg hequa del b. n.
brig erreponia
Brig biehkhofn,s.s Of SeVeutbsI
brg
Scif DaMnssss r.
SCAR = neniAges y X
} bUes nBsaisAs Secretary
Nlhf9oRNE TohIklRs PIss.sssA
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Go ftt.
Boaro ano z CONS.

bonro nno r ooms.
CT JOHN HOTEL Broadway, near Eighth-st.,
y N,rY ork on the EUROPEAN PLAN centrally located and
n.y fitted 90 open Rooms suite and sngy Handsomely
faishsd M fnies and single E,nmen Guests furnished with
private tail desired. snEs from &c week upward
DOARDING-For Gentlemen, Price s. 80 10 So 80
ID per w-et. No. nonroe-s'. cor. Cstbsrins' 1t.
HANDSOMELY FURNISHED ROOMS-For
II families and ,inFe f.ntrn.n tfute newly
open,d single from 80 week upward Broadway
Eghth-st New Yorh.
MO. I19 NINTH-ST., a few doors west Of Broad
~ VA, PARLOR FLOOR three nicely furnished with
or without Board. References ,Ichsngsd.
rIO LET, with BOARD, handsomely Furnished
i PARLOR and BEDROOM 'ec'nd"ory front (ussIssesdS
vscstsdlt bou,e table strictly hse Apply No ~ West
Thrty seeondtt No. Go Broad a., snsr 10 A. m.
TINO RENT-A PLEASANT L0DGING-ROOM,
Tor one or two gentlemen private family No I2+ Hiek
At Brooklyn opposite tho Mansion House Reference given and
required
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gnsirntilon.

A A. FAvARGERs course of three Lessons in
= B,@ea i.1@oe.oS Pp:1onsS e wEPs i So
cured at Mr. cTiateru'i. No go Broadway =.
A NTHON MR.. GEO. c., Classical FRENCH and
~ ENGLISH SCHOOL, with Primary Department and OymDs
A T TOWSsENDs ACADEMY, No. go BOwery,
students g. PREPARED 70 oeeGSs oso1 ~ Ihmst
wiring Commercial Correspondence Grammar &c LAas 10
partDvnt
A GRADUATE OF A NEW ENGLAND COL.
!s i5'tS S I Gs- EasE Srs1e4
G 5g sfa, Sa' Ade s No. 81 81 ssT
At GOLDSMITH's COMMERCIAL INSTITUTE,
n No. Bro,dw,y. INSTRUCTION lpryeis desired In
PENNANsHP. BOoR.KEEPIE0 and BUSINESS AFFAIRS
DOOK. KEEPING, WRITING &C.. for business
ID Mr. DOIBEAR No eos Broadway teaches Bookkeeping pe
sy .. be-. NswYO hons' lie also remove. stiff
crtmpnf OF TREMBLING and makes elegant business
CENTRAL PARK FRENCH INSTITUTE for
- YOUNG GENTrEMEN, with PRIMARY DEPARTMENT.
d Az fIKS TO school nG AND 9o aoE iS Az o@S
BUS Handsome between Central Psrk and iiud
so Rst cnmel tS'' cpra!.T. =. cRri,,srns No
es9 Broadway tbs lntue cor Broadway and hnsytISss
THREW SEMINARY for Ladies. Carmel, Putnam
unsurpassed Winter T-rm bslin' Jan. GO q. SMITH,
I'D. M0LLENHAUERs MUSICAL C0NsER-
Ns9IIsFRTHs BUILDING No $40 BROADWAY
INSTRUCTION in Vocal and lustramenta Masie $lo yer term
GARDNER INSTITUTE.
" FIEEcH snd EsGLIsH BoAapLso and DAY SCHOOL
Tor io'S' LADIES w. 10 nd w: T. GARDNER Principals.
GOLDEN HILL SEMINARY for YOUNG La
DIES Bridgeport Conn For ''P MISS 'I SsY VI sE E9s
HUDSON RIVER INSTITUTE, Clayersck, Co;
uuba Comfy n y, BOO pays Tor Board, Wsshins Fuel
Latin sad Greek German Drawing CnyOnins and Oh
Rev ALoNZo FLACK, Principal
Il KINDERGARTEN SCH0OLS-For Girls, OF No.
N ~ Thirty siIh. for Boy'aNo. 70 w: Thif,yssven.hst
At eaei Tsee POI paricu address Miss e NJ coE Phse
pal, at No ca Ws, Thirty-.iIth.t
MOUNT WASHINGTON COLLEGIATE INSTl
WI TUTE-C sca Commercial and French with preparatory
departments No. West FouFhst haedougs on
WrhHgon- square Terms Reasonable 0Eo '" CbAhhE n +"
Principal
ME- VAN NORMAN's
WI TRFErlI ard FNGLIsH BOARDING and DAY SCHOOL
for Youn LADIES' West Thiry ghhst two doors from Fifth
Evel. New forA. address IS above
NTOUNTAIN.VfEW SEMINARY, u miles south OF
Va Wee Poin-Ne1t Term JANUARY Z foI Cir~
culu. address @. II. CARS WELL, Highland Fsls NJ y.
Nj w. LYONS COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE,
vi. No. 1871 FiFTH-AyE and No. e37 BROADWAY
light aud heated by stram Hight gymnainc'
tsurht Only purs eonts'tsd working pupils defred
NJ EWBURGH, n. Y.-Miss II. NJ. PARKHURSI
~ COMMENCE the wlSrER TERM Of bsr Boarding and
D,y School for Youns Ladies on MONDAY. Jan J. 1901
DOUGHKEEPsIE YOUNG LADIES' SEMINARY
"A select fmiiy school, opens Sept a. lssd FOR Crrcuar
sddrsss GEO W MCCLELLAN NJ Principal Ponshseopsie NJ T.
TFE ENGLISH FRENCH and CLASSICAL
i SCHOOL or Dr. =. BERTHET GEO. B. GOODALb viii
be op-n SEPTEMBER H. No go Broadway There Gym
naim Circular sppy to LOCKWOOD No All btosdwsy
VONKERS MILITARY INSTITUTE,
sor making boy. Intelligent healthy Christian MEN
iO' ' BENJAMIN MASON Yonk.rs ~ Y.
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Drinilnq

Hli6rtlldneonE.
NOKE-Wholesale and Retail, 81 30 per chaldrOn
An m. yard or e. delivered Orders received by CRAPsER
BIjINs No 3Ol Eighie,nhsl, aud JOHN SMITH,
Avenue aud Essi Piit,snlh'i Delivered Immediately.
/yoAL- 81, FLOUR, Sl2.-The Peoples Mutual
P,o.,sy, Aoeiston sci Coal and Flour wholesale price.
a. b,sa. down onopoies Once No 7os Broadway Room No
n B. An Cny Railroad Tickets for sale
IOHN DWIGHT d Co..
ID No u OLD-sLIP. NETWORK
hsnufsolurer Of
sALERATUs. sUPEhCARB. SODA. he,
And Sole Agent n the City Of hewYofk fer
HORsFORDs CREAM OF TARTAR
MANHATTAN OIL COMPANY. VIII. .-.
M No 10 Broadvty, n T.
SOLE MANUFACTURES OF
HAgONe SPERM Oil and EXTRA LARD OIL
Fer Rslrosds sisamsnips and Fsetors,
ITNF DEMOREsT's UNEQUALED R0SEATE
WI RfoOu AND LILY BLOOM for N. eompleaioa Pree 50
cent? SOLD al the DraG Stores sent post free No az Broad
vC Ns~-YOrs
MO SOAP NO WATER NO sLoPl
~ BROWNS GLASS CLEANING POLISH
tPttented Oct 10 1861
Far CeaalnE Polishing WadouG Mirrors Gold Silver Brass
CorosT lin invention Of the greatest practical worth,
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