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den within the limits Of the empire. II Is
highly probable that the Emperor's invitation
to the Pope will be answered by the old "non
possumus," in which case the utter abolition Of
the Concordat will follow, thus estrangng an
other country from religious desdom to the
Holy See.
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NOTES ON ART.

American Pictures ut the Paris Exposition.
We published on Thursday nm account OF tho brilliant
reception on the previous evening ~ the National
Academy Of Design in honor OF representatives Of
American art at the great Paris Exposition The works
which have been returned arc now on exhibition ~ the
Academy II Is gratifying 70 End that these works
meet here with generous appreciation than was
accorded to them BY some u the Partisan critics. One
Of the latter, NJ Henri de IL Madeline in the Paris
Guide oondsscended 70 give them few lines notice, at
the fg end Of his account OF the works Of art exhibited
By all other nations He says hippantly enough -
"rhs United States U America are surely .
great country, aud tho North Americans .
great people, bu, what little artists they stu
ars These grand daubings which they exhibit under
pretsxs Of Blue MountaIns,' Niagara Falls Gone.
SEQ Plains, The Rainy Season in ths Tropics,
attest ~ much Rfants arrogance as puerle snorsnce
II affirmed thai these shrisking piacards are sold a.
wild prices At Philadelphia or 1t Boston ! am worry
willing to believe so, bu, cannot rejoice u. Mr.
Whistler appears 10 me TO DO The only American artist
truly worthy OF attention. Nc. However we may con.
sole ourselves by the reflection that this savage Partisan
critic would crtciss American scenery with his equal
severity He would find our rivers too long and vide,
lakes too large our mountains too lofty, our su-
tumna colors too gaudy our grass too green aud our
skes too bright until bis eyes had gos used TO them, or
at least until he had seen them.
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CANAL STREET PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH .-Rxv
DAVID mitchell, 'PKRrKcTloN or CHARACTER, THE
Goal LIfE.n Evening.
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Private Views of New Pictures.
Mr.. Frederick Marines who has studied for several
years At Paris and in Florsncs, savo private view on
Friday evening at somsrvllss Art Gallery, OF picture
which will rsmsin on exhibition for . isw weeks and
which, " we do not err will make decided sensation
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CATHOLIC APOSTOLIC CHyRCH.-PazAcaIsa on
COMING or LORD" Evening"
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CHURCH OF THE REFoRMATIoN.-Rsv. AsBorr
HRown. Morning and afternoon.
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COOPER observation-disclosures Ex.GovKasoH
LOW MAINLAND BnEKTIT or fHE HOUSE OF
SISTERS CHARITY. Evening.
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RELIGIOUS sERvIoEs TO-DAY.

BUNYAS HALL.-REv. CHAs B. sxyrH cs rHr
"NEw YoRS PRESS d. D.'s-DEhoss DOLLARS
DICKENS" Afternoon.
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CHAPEL OF THE HOLY APOSTLES. Rutgers Col.
lsge.-Morning and evening.
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CHURCH OF THE STRANGERS. Chapel Of the Uni
versity, Washington square-REv. DR DsKxs Morning
and evening.
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BLEECKER STREET uNIvERsALIsr CHURCH.
Ruv. DAY X LIKE, "WHAr DID PAuL PREACH AT
ATHxSs,n Morning,
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CHURCH OF THE HOLY TRlNIrY.-Rxv s. H. TYING
L.
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CHURCH OF THE ASCENSION, FIFTH avenue-RE,
DR- WAsHBURsK "THR MiDEIGHr MISSION Evening
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BrsrERs CHARITY. Evening
CHURCH OF THE HOLY TRlNITY.-REv. s. H. TYING
in. Evening.
CHURCH OF THE ASCENSION, FIFTH avenue.-REv.
DR WAsHBURSx "THR MiDSIGHr MISSION" Evening.
DODwoRTH HALL.sPiRIruAlisrIo socRrY. DIR.
WILLIS on "THKoDoRK PARKER IN SPIRIT LIFE" Morning
and evening
ELEVENTH STREET METHODIST EPISCOPAL
CHAPEL.-DxDIcArioS SERMON BIZ Rev. BIsHoP JAsks.
Morning.
METHODIST CHURCH. Harlem.-Rxv. STEPHEN II.
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, Forty. second strees.-Rxv.
W. A. scorr CAUTIONS ABOUT REL0Iou5 IssrRucToRs
foUrH." Evening.
SEVENTEENTH STREET " f. CHuRca.~R1v. VIZ.
?. coRBir. Morning and evening
ST. STEPHENS CHURCH REV W wAYRicH, on
THE SrKciAL MARKS OF TIE TRux CnrRca." Evening.
ST. AIMS FREE CHURCH.-sKRvicz FOR Dsls
EurKs Afternoon.
TRINITY CHAPEL, Vast Twenty. asth street -SuoaY
MUSICAL SERVICE AND SERMON Evening
TABERNACLE BAPTIST CHURCH. Second avenue :
Rxy. j. X. kEsDRcK, d. D. "ADpREss TO YouSG men"
Evening
UPPER CHURCH OF THE ASCENSION. Morning
and evening.
wilt rHgRE Bx UNIVERSAL Physical CoSrLAGaArIos =
Afternoon.
-@----=----------
Nav Y0rk. Sunday. January I'D. 1858.
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DODwoRTH HALL..sPiRruALsrIo socrIrY: DR.
WILLIS, on "THEoDoRk PARKER IN SPIRIT LIFE" Morning
And
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the most striking OF Adirondack sceaery
surpassed marines, aof Sandy Hook Yesterday he
exhibited also his we'll known picture Of "Faraguta
Flagship Passing the Forts Al New Orleans"
Mr. Shattuck has now completed his large pictures
"The White Hills in October" with rainbow effects nos
only the clouds but the foliage This excsIlent
picture soon to DO exhibited ai Goupils Knoedersy
on broadway and TO- understand, to be popularizsd
by the aid OF . chromo-iithosraph.
Tho studio OF Mr.. Heade 10 full OF "reminiscences Oh
Brazil and hs pictures abound with them. The dazzlng
profuson OF Brazilian vegetation warming With life,
must be very tempting TO artistic eye.
Mr. bradford nnds equally tempting the positive cor.
contrasts 10 tropical scenery which he has studied on
the bleak but strangely picturesque coast Of
His greatest pcture Crushed BY the Icebargs" which
has been exhibited IN Europe during the past year ana
Of which acknowledgement nov being made = Bsr-
lln will be brought back to New York In few weeks.
Three Of bis pictures most recently finished. "A sPhs
Rock on the Coast Of Navajsck Bay, "A Fishing sta
Of Labrador coas, scenes He has superb coiss.ioa
OF photographs full Of iceberg effects, which would
cssy smn has .da.d his marines sm
scence Of his cruise In Aarthss Vineyard Sound, "oa
Mr.. Julian Scott 'rhs drunmer boy artist" Is 'ngh,-
Ing his battles DER again" IN his drawings OF baltic
scenes during the late war
in the hop districts in his Hop Gathsrngi Hopvnes
look almost ~ prety ~ grape vines, although thsy
Fsas f'ssn osUa ' Sooass and boy Win
oranges for ssisl and 'spnnng WOOL are tho new pic
Mr. Van El,sn l. occupied with river scenery.
Mr. Guy 10 constant 70 hh highly finished eabnes
figures.
Mr. W. J. Rays has added nne hsex to his msnsgsrs.
Mr.. Beard 10 painting sand hill cranes
Mr.. lie clear painting portraits one Of which 10
"counterfeit presentmen" OF Marshall O. Roberts.
MT Iaunt Thompson Is AZ work upon his statue or
General sedgwicE, OF tho Sx.h army corps when com
pleed will DO cast In bronze and set up tho parade
ground at West Point NJ. Thompson has completed
his colossal bust oil the poet Bryant and second marble
bus. Of the late Robert Minurn The statue Of Gen.
era Sedgwck will show how effectively Mr. LRunt
Thompson can overcome the alleged difficulties which
modern costume ofers TO the sculptor.
Mr. T. A. Charodeau, whose studio Is nsrt TO Wslacks
theatre. has made number OF stauettes and charges"
which exhibit great versatility OF talent Among these
Marguerite and Faust" "Mephistcphclss and Mar
auerte," 1.-THE school Examination, and "rha Power
OF Music" are particularly uotcssblA
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FROM WASHINGTON.

WAsHIsaToS. March is.
The Military District of Alaska has been
made a separate military department, and
Brevet Major General JEFF. c. Davis assigned
to its command, inaecordance with his bre-
vet rank.
In the Supreme Court of the United States
to day the cetsbratsd cotton cases frsm
Springfield, H., were under discussion.
The PFesident's codussl had iops consult
tation with him to-day
The impeachment managers were to-day
Engaged in examining witnesses. Having
heard THAT claim agent received 50, 600 on
q requisEiion from Adj,. Gen. Thomas az
Secretary of War, they summoned the agent
before them. His testimony showed that
such was not a fact. 1t appeared. however,
that claim for that amount was rejected by
Secretary Stanton. bnt allowed by Gen. Grant
when the latter was acting as Secretary of
War and not until nov was the money ready
to be paid.
The Ways and Means Committee have come
pleted q bill providing for the collection OF
the Ia, on whisky. II is very stringent, and
enacts heavy penalties against those who per-
peirate frauds.
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SpgisGFiEIn, Mass, March II.
The ice in the Connecticut is rapidly going
out, and theriver is clear from Holyoke to The
Sound. No damage reported.
A stock train was thrown from the track at
Vernon on Monday, and 70 sheep killed.
ALBANY. n. Y, March Is.
The river is free from ice. No damage
done by the moving ice. The reported car
rying away Of the Crescent Aqueduct and
thirty canal boats is untrue, also that the
bridges had been carried away az Schenectady.
The ice dam Id TIE Mohawk is still firm,
and the water very high. The Hudsou River
Railroad il three feet under water. Several
trans on the Central Road are ice and water
bound at Shrader's and Palatine bridges
Fink Bridge, over the Mohawk, is carried
away, and also the bridge at Waterford.
Secretary Seward and paNs, bound for
Washington, are detained at Utica.
PaxA, H., March ls.
The great storm OF Tuesday night demol
ished twelve or fifteen buildings here, mostly
business houses. The damage to property Is
estimated at SCoGoo 10 $4,000.
CHICAGO, March Is.
About o'clock last Monday evening. at
Danlord Station, on the Illinois Central Kali
road, The station agent, Mr.. Wilson, ives
found about 200 yards from the depot, with
his brains beaten out and his body horribly
mangled Threa men were examined Fester-
day, under suspicion of being the criminals,
but were discharged.
0rrAwA, C. W., March II.
The government has appointed Dr.. Topper
commissioner to England 10 effect settle
ment Of the Nova Scotia difficulties.
Montreal capitalists propose to the governs
ment to build an iEter-Colonial Railway, iof
So, coo ,o00.
Cabinet dissentions are rumored. It is
said tha, Mr.. Howe and another Nova SEQ
tan will be offered seats in the Cabinet, to
concilats Nova Scotia.
SAN Francisco March Il.
The Irish citizaas here celebrated the anui~
versary Of ST. Patrick by civic and military
professions and public mee.iag and
banquet.
The charter election at MarysFille, yester-
day, resulted in the success Of the Repub-
| i!eaus,
sr LorIs, March ls.
Governor Crawford. Of Kansas, left Tope-
ka yesterday for New York, TO sell the State
/ boI.ds authorizedh by the Legislature, amount
ing to $4,000
Much excitement was caused in Topeka
yesterday by discovering that tie siaaa ei
!. .seYi naa ueet. set On Ire, and that ii con-
tanned only 500 worth Of goods, while there
was $4,000 insurance On ii. The store was
under the State and United States Offices and
| Court room. Had not the FIRE been speedily
extingnished the loss to the State saald nave
been irreparab.p.
KAgsAs CRY, No, March Is.
Andrew Mcclure, noted guerilla, and
one Of the gang connected with the late bank
| robbery at Richmpnd, Missouri, was taken
/ from the Jail at that place last night and
hung by party pf six persons in disguise
calling themselves Vigilance Committee
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MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS,

CiscISsATi, March, Is.
The steamer Magnolia, Cincinnati and
MayzviIle regular packet, which left here at
noon to-day with about one hundred cabin
passengers and . large amount of freight, ex-
ploded her boilers twelve miles above the
city at II o'clock this afternoon. The great
er portion of the cabin was carried away aud
the boat afterwards took FIRE. About forty
persons we're killed, several being burned TO
death.
TREgTos, March is.
The Republican State Convention met to-
day. Hon. D. s. Gregory was chosen Ptesi-
dent Full lists Of delegates to the Chicago
Convention were appointed, including at
large Hon. g. c. Cattell, JIh. blair and Geo.
I. Cobb. With Thos. Clark and John Tack.
Resolutions were adopted commencing the
reconstruction policy OF Congress: condemns
ing the course OF tbe Legislature repa dtatsas
the consent OF New Jerseyt 10 the foa rteeush
amendment Of the Constitution; endorsing
impeachment; fayoring Grant FOR President,
and asking that the candidate for Vice Presip
dent be man of unblemish=d character and
Of incorraptble integrity.
| Adjourped.
DETRofr, March x.
The Republican State Convention met to-
aay, Euft}-hlA GoHNlts. we're represented.
Hon G. " Crcsswefl was chosen Presid snt.
The following delegates at large TO the Chi
cago Convention. were elected: Hon. Fl A.
Howard. M- Giddons, Hampton Rip, Ran
doph Strickland.
Resolutions were adopted declaring tia.
Andrew johnson has proved himself one oil
the greatest criminals ri the age: endorsing
the action of the House Of Representative 10
arraigning him for high crimes aud misje-
meanors: endorsing the resoastsaeiion policy
Of Congress; favoring Grant for President.
and Schuyler Coltax for Vice President.
Adjourned.
NEw YoBK, Mareh Is.
Il is stated thnt the Directors OF the Erie
Railroad. a, meeting this forenoon, reduce j
the fare TO Buffalo TO IS.
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FROM THE SOUTH.

NAsHYiliF. Tenn, March s,
a letter signed by sixteen radical sud CON
servatire ex-olEeers 0. tbs e. S. asiay. resi-
dents Of this State, will he Published to>Hor.
ros. declaring the recent reports Of appre-
hended trouble in Tennessee 10 be sensation
al and most positively assert that peace asd
qaiatude 70 9 remarkable degree prevails
throughout oil ogr State that l.ere IS no
more danger Of armed resistance 10 the iaws
Of the StAde or l S. in Tennessee than in
any otheF state 10 the Union.
RALEiGH, March T..
Hon. hos s. Asbe accepts the nomlna
ton for Governor BY the Conservative.
EEw GatEAvs, March :.
The examination Of Gov Baker on charge
Of perjury. commenced this Z, m
Alderman loinbegt Eeoosei has Brought
suit for SIo, GOO damages aga.gs; ice o'legc
OF the Sacred Eeas., for drnying member
Of h.s sashiiy admission to IL privileges.
CoLraniA, March +.
sargedul Bates With his flag sH.ys! this
p. ~.
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FROM MEXICO.

NEW YoRE. March IS.
The Heralds Havana special Of March
II, states that several Spanish officers IN the
Mexican service had been implicated in the
late conspiracy. The plan was connected
with Santa Anna, MARQUEE, Suloaga and
others, and had for its object to proclaim,
for Ortega. Some will PROBABLY ps shot.
Forswarning has reached the Mexican
Government of the plot to blockade and get
possession of Vera Cruz.
President Juarez will probably send .
Commissioner to Gen. Lersund asking him
to observe the neutrality laws.
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The Semi-Weekly Sum.

ssnes sizs and character Of tbs Weekly bat Furnish
ing tsee ~ much reading matter, aha swing ths
with greater freshness Crest rsias will .so be tsksr
10 making up The psisiss ns cfths d. for ,hlA pa
per 30 that the rasss ~steser be his politics. vii
hnd The skMt-NEzgLY Sun 10 be "a .es srsts apt
comprehensive compendium ot political Information
in fart that this sh III he the most valuable
Csmpsgn Paper 10 Tbs eounfry. Price. 81 year. II
copies to address ls % co. to ons aadre.. rs
90 eope. to ohs address. ,sot alssysln advances.
Address, THE Sun,
meffa-dI;-s sss New York e3sv
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LATE CABLE DISPATCHES.

! LoNDc 81 March ls.-The whole plan for
Chueh, lt1d AID educational reforms N Ire>
land, will 10 over 10 the mex. perlis N nent.
Judge Clark died a. Cnita veechia He is
! To be buried at Rome
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FIRES.

foLEDo, March Is.
a destructive fire occurred at Monroe,
Michigan, last night, destroying Strongs'
Hotel, the Postofsice, Episcopal Church,
Buckser 4 Powell's hardware store. ]. r.
Browns dry anods store, Wahedelds livery
establishment and two or three small build
ings adjoining. The First Natisnal Bank
building was also badly damaged. Loss
$4,000 to 100000; insurance small.
DETKoir, March 1a.
Ihe tannery Of ]. T. Ladue 3 Co., was
destroyed by ere Last night. Loss about
$40, 600 insured for 81. .o0e
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The Weekly Sun.

Prepared With crest for country subscribers Po
iiticHi thoroughly cosdsn.ed. Fsrsrs Club fully
reported Markets aceursfsfy given. Horticaitaral
sad Agricultural Department sdi,sdby Asrlrw Yut-
Ifn Great vaststf u ilasts,inx mise.Anso read
ing, mailing IL a ffst-rats
GENERAL FAMILY NEWSPAPER. y
Those who wish for Thoroughly fviss.is paper for
ths imprajinx
MOST IN eosTaET PREsroESrIAL CAMPAIGN,
will md ths WEEKLY Sun sIas,iy What they hssd.
Price, u year - copies sAdrs M 20 copies
ons sdirsss vs. so; 100 copies % ore addrss fss
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From THE SOUTH

RALEIGH, March II.
The Convention adjourned to-day after
the ceremony of signing the Constitution.
The Conservative members having refused to
sign it, and retired from the hall.
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Legal Notice.

Rersnpz otenbsrgh E1wsrd oldsnbergh
rINxDS AkD 0tpES 1AaH = Yoh sse heYsby sost.
nsf that there IL = Asfn tbs o. Iarf % - q
the District Court OF Les Co f1ws Vt Madison pc.
iitoa Of Roxsnna cE~pb~fFh claiming frfa yns, III.
voscr frrn ths bcnds Of mairin,s ny ~lf
des~rfoa and ahaadosn Of her Epr go yasrg iss
pa.t. ana your from fhn sssssof Iowa No un
less you spyesr thereto and bere noon OF tas
secapd day ofths ssxt of said ssi1e Osarfrs~
nexs ns ths thIrd bi nAsy In yehfuxrr & D.. ises
decrte will be entered ags Lst thereon ty default
aAAkIHA heCR4ay
mchl3 Attys for fisintia.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
THE NEW vORK Sun.

An Ind. sndspt Daily Newspaper, POLITICAL and ger
raj giving all ths News 10 fresh readsbe, stksese
msnnsr condenssa that basint man can md time
TO read ~ ALs;stE cHAzaRs 4 sDAss. Eiit4ant Man
Agsr. Price. Sc year, tl 20 fsr three months.
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FROM DES MONIES.

DEs MoIsEs, March Is, 1868
The Il buse to-day passed bill taxing Ma
tional Bank stock-yeas IS, nsvs none.
Both House agreed upon to-morrow for Il e
election of Trustees for the State University
and College Farm.
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FRO.M HAVANA.
Hnnx March Ia

NV iOHki MaTCN 10
The Herdid's Havana special of the 18th,
says: When Madame Ristori was announced
to play in The character Of Teresa, the Bishop
Of Havana interfered and denounced the per-
Torrance TO the authorities. bnt was not
much needed. The Bishop consequently or
dered the eurates in all the distrists through
saish General I9ersan1i vas to pasa, On his
tour through the country, not to ring the
church bells in hs honor. Lersundi returned
and telegraphed to Madrid, whence be re-
ceived for reply 10 make himself be re-
spected. The Directors of the adrninistra-
tion are unanimous on the subject. The
Bishop has been put under arrest IN his own
palace, but will probably be sent to Porto
Rico to await orders from Madrid.
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LA1En.

General Lersundi has returned and
ordered the Bishop to leave the Island,
for his insubordination to the first authority
of Cuba. The Cadiz mail steamer has been
detained for the parpose of taking the prelate
aboard
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NV fnHk, MAFtb II.
Il is stated thnt the Directors OF the Erie
Railroad at a meeting this forenoon, redac. j
the fare TO Buffalo TO IS.
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House Passed tho Bill Taxing National
Bank Stock.
LATEST NEWS BY CABLE.
MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.

GOLD CLOSED IN NEW YORK 1881.
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oeacs and Resid snce 3i9 Man.st, os,s Hessfs Dru
essr. sps attention given % Surg ~, Dlssess of
b E.r Sni sys. &c. pssssehss ssst. lfseSA
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Vencili, Jones & Co......cor Third / Main streets
Hess, Stern 4 Co....scor Second L Main streets.
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GAS sTEAM FITTINGS.
Mooar Son.......J ohnsoa street, bet Sd 4th
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EDW ARD CLAPEAM NJ. D..
Physician and Sur geon.

Professor and Demonstration Of AMa ny. Medical
College, Keok1k,)
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Watches, Watches, Watches.
@ Bridges. ....,........Sos ! Estes House.
Watches, Clocks, 4 Jewolry Repaired
G G Bridges..........,.....N Nos 1 Estes House.
Visiting Desks-RaRier 9aehs. Inlaia.
ss9 Rr;ig.s g.s.-...Nos 4 2 Estes House.
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KEOKUK DIRECTORY.

David Lowry Second street
N W Westcott. t......-..... Main street-near Fourth
I'D Carter...... ....s So Maiu street.