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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-05-05

AUcTloS.-On Tuesday morning, May 18th
l0a. m, we will sell ali the furniture, stoves
bedding, &c, of The house formerly occupied
by Mr.. Grover as boarding house on 9th
street between Concert and High streets.
j. y. WALLACE & Co.
Anntinneara
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-05-05

Lot BIack IgT, Of I2tb and Concert Streets
Price $4o8
Also lot, ], = O. block Iea n.h and Orleans Streets.
Price f2De each
Also, t~o-sfory Brick Dwelling HOUSE, containing.
roors, esfisr. cistssn, frame bsfntoi 81 fsst ott
.ad 40 deep located the of stn and Bark
stFs&ts.
Also Lot 4, block 49, on Das Moinss Street between
eth and ssh Streets Prizes t41o.
Aiso. Lots 10 and II, Block ls4 on Morgan between
iIth sud 18th strsets
Aiso Let's saez Block fss and gast half lo.s Fay.
etts sansrs, Man Street 9Th and 10th Sc
Also, 40 acres lAsd-hsn ia,grov@3-adioininx land
oSnsd " @ nred ientop, about three naits from
Price 1000; half cash
Also, Q acres fehotes Grape iaaa, one milo above
Haniifeo hslfinprsved and IN fSuit-sii under kses
Sith small fraas dwelling PTies $500; hall cash.
Also 10 scres cfisnd near sngar Greek. Price IS
per
Also, l1o Gers Il land HlIsboyo, Jefferson Co.
No tho Iron Houut.in Railroad stout IS miles
IRON 81 Lapis Is undsr cultivation and balance
heavily tnosred sitb good log house kitchen eistetp,
milk horss chicken house barn and stable choice
i0t Of fruit tress This prDpsry will b. sod for s0
-xehsngsd fer improved property In ktoksk.
Also. . hSise aud fuil let Morgan between 10th
sad lish streets, with sig good well bsrtr frrt
ans ether tr.es all 10 good condition. Prizes stal0 half
cash, balance On thSst time
Ii. B. TEN-EYCK,
Insurance. and Real Estate Agent
arr geeon6 st-, Eeokuk.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-05-05
PRICES

iiocA .Lds 6e-nan Kitten, pr hstle 90
= half dozsu....-...-- 20
och md German Tonic. put up In quart bottifa 50
IS - bctNe Of hsif dozsn 70
A3rDo not forget to examine wsi1ns article ytu bny
In ritr to get the genuine
Far sale by All Draggiats and Dealers
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-05-05
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Nsw Tova harHse.
1''sas.sh.l Hrv Yeas. nsy4
onr-Dnsi u - sosIo - for Extra: II Tor hoop
neat Aossssss expert denard 4 q 90 br chose,
snber Gresa nsy
csFn--unehsnss d; sita,s Ter ns~ mixed w..ssr.
apllAt 81 ls,< fir old sin aic4s
na.s-s Aa6s hrnsr It % for ~.stsra sae.t.
psrtoaisi and frn ~ sas 3 80 Tor new =, ~
. - sbr old.
Dssf-ssssdy. &
L,ra-g i.sss Il iss14IsK
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-05-05

MAsoxic.-Regular communication OF Ia
gle Lodge No. IL, A. F. 4 A. NJ, this
evening.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-05-05

ChASeE,-A splendid chance is now Of
feed to all who want nice, neat and stylish
spring suits at living rates, for Hess, Stern 4
Co. are on hand with handsome stock Of
ready made goods for the season, and very
large assortment of fine piece goods, which
will be manufactured to order by the most
competent workmen.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-05-05

EsscTLY.-Ttuth is stranger than fiction
and this is being fully at,ested every day at
the Clothing House of Yencill, Jones K Co ),
corner Main and Third streets, by the great
bargains that are being offered ia Spring
clothing. If you want anything for Summer
wear, you can't do better than to give them
q call,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-05-05

Gail and see that Silver Bridal Trunk.
Something rich. SAN. q. BRlpaEs,
inay3-st Nos. aud Estes House.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-05-05

GaEAr BARGAINS this week at the New
York store.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-05-05

CONVENTION NoTicE.-The Des Moines
Valley RAILROAD will carry delegates to The
Soldiers and Sailors, and Republican Con.
ven,ions at Des Mones, on the 9Th and eth
OF May, at inl fare going and one>fifth fare
returning. 1t rs expected that trains will
resume regular trips on Wednesday after
noon
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-05-05

A CHANGE of TINE has been made on the
Z. P. & ". Railroad. For tine table under
the new arrangement see advertisement on
the third page.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-05-05
MARKETS. BY TELEGRAPH


Chicago Market.
y Telegraph oaIcAao. Nay 4
Flour -Dni. and shade eaier: ury quiet
wh-st- Un.ettIed srd ,hate iewsr: 81 esi1a2 oeN
for Nc spr.rg; No quiet at 81 l3G2i6
Corn-f.isly active and firm; bet err ssi43so for no
l: Gszass Tor new.
oats-Baos aL, and decidedly better. fsk
Rys-InaetiSe and entireiy nominal; u sol % for
No 1.
Barley Dn.i ami g'eci d; In store noniaaly se IS.
Pro,ison.-Quiet; held firm.
Perk-NaniDaiiy i2e. some heiisrs asa 80 IS.
Lard-very firm, IA Q iel..
Balk Msa.s Unchanged.
Lake F.sshts-ruIl Com, 4st, Buffalo, VIE II nom
frAIIy g..
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-05-05
RlyEa NEWS.

The above includes the arrivals and de-
partures for two days.
The regular packe, Cor st. Louis this morn
ing will be the Rob Roy, j. W. Gum master,
Ed Morehouse clerk.
The river has declined with nearly the same
rapidly that it rose. The fall for the twenty
four hours ending at 6 o'clock last evening
was a little more than two feet.
Three large RATS of lumber passed down
yesterday. One of them vas 10 TOW BY the
Grey Eagl&
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-05-05

aeack AarHess
p felssfaph.i MN T<aa AAJ 81
Stock. eua WI ass..; N CTS; n. ~. HWsa-
changed, pfd s5K.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-05-05

WospEnruI EsoArr.-Oo Sabbath e
te,uoon Is Mr.. Lalzer, with his vifs ~
children, and Mrs.. Stahl withas inisn., Z, 8
driving in light spring wagon mp 'ns -
Third street leading from the r,ve,' :.
became unnanageable. " =, ra.s.
o.. q .sire him y The bddle. ins nolss
,ur.,ar aside, throwing himself ana we r ,
r;,h i. occupants over the steep bank along
-. i. road. All the party were thrown
sn.;dsrable distance, and Mrs. Stahl, VIII
"a child in her arms, was pitched down I'M
s,eep 10 the railroad track below, distance
Of more than one hundred and ffty feet III
clothing Of each was torn nearly 70 pieces
but, With the exception Of few scratches
Mrs. Stahl and her child were unhurt lhe'
struck earth aol.ened and muddy oy w
late rain. otherwise they must inevitably ~
been killed. And rugged With srea, ~. ~
and euarled shrubs and trees - .he cnh s'1'
4 the escape was most wonderful one
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-05-05


Constipation. Fi4tnleHee, Inward Piles, Full
ness of Blood 70 the Head. Acidny OF
the Stomach, NausAa, Heartburn,
Disgust for the I'd od, FGlIness
or Weight Ia theI Stomach,
Sour Fluctuations, Sink
ing or Fiuttsring 1t the Pit
Of The Stomach, Swimming CT
the Head, Hurried or Difficult brea-
thing, Fluuering at the Heart, Choking
or Saiocatng Sensations Wien in Lying
Posture, Dimness Of Vision, Dots or
Webs before the Sigh Dull Pain in
The Head. DehcienfY Of Perspi-
ration, Vel Nllewress Of
the Skin and 0Asss, Pain
il The Sides. Back, Chest, Limbs,
etc, Sudden Fiushas Of Heat, Earning
ia the Flesh, Constant It1hginings of EYii,
and Great Depression Of Spirits.
THIS sse~esis will 90 ssii errs lassr UenplsIsf
Jsartes bgsbspsil clTefils f-sy5rs Dob hty Caro-
nle DAr-hs Dsssse o. the Efis}3s. ard all p.sssa.s
a,.sisg sscE IL fisfss Liver Esm-eh or iHtestinfs
Debility
Resulting from any Chase Whatever.
PROSTRATioN OF THE SYSTEM,
induced by Severe Labor. Haraahips,
Exposure, Fev{rs, etc.
Thtre Is no o.flas tsls gas 4, asrs reettss n
s1ch tone and sisof u Aat iss 10 The who.
system the A2g elite ETnE sstfes gfss ICED Aood l.
erjolea, thu stsss>s - = sx@stx prorsfE j. III.
blood Is Isria q, tbs nn.m tdnsi*xtoa bert3rs
ssunt amt hesia,. The se'ioy tfags csacst-d froa.
the eye, ahieon gwen ehtgts sna the veal
and nsfYeE. iavAi.a isems strong aed hcaify being
Persons II dr0uced iH Life
nd feeling tbs ba1a Of stns wtashin- hsasfy npsn
tb with all II All niant H. via Hui ia fh. OF
taos. FL rEk< the TONI saIxF that siiI Iasti!i
nss lie inta ihsr EtHs restSfe N naas1r- iar eBrryy
and arjos OF moe nbtul diys t4d up thsit SHRINK
orrus aud give he and hs2i ttss n ir remain
irg ysass.
NOTICE.
II la we'll established fact that ally oae bali Of The
tfnsle p fton Of osi otti&ti srlsotn
la The Ell y meat Of - l,@d te4th or 10 use
til II owu -Igrss isE. latvsr tssi w.ii;g they
sie iSnSa d, dsrosd Of q. fstas'y
have 70 appetite.
To this sas % persons the HitHfs or The Tonic are
esp ealiy commended
WEAK AND DELEGATE CHILDREN
Are M ade song b, the Asr u itsss r.rsdisr
They III every case o, YaAAst Is sftbosf faI,
fhoossncs OF certificates haYvl &C unuiat d Ia The
nancs 81 the proprietor hst traeewt aiov II rst
bcatcn Of BIT lew 1lrse IL v Ill be Il -fyed are
mtn q no,s aad VI such stsn thai tlef
iieved
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-05-05

Nsw tcrA aoasy narssa.
By telegraph Nxs Yosr. M,
Money- Unchanged.
Cold S0ix.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-05-05

pStHetn tHc HOURS ol ~ q. IN. aud y. m. at
the expense efthe trop,feteas.
TEE trains for the present, and until fur.
Their announcement, on the North road will
run only TO Montrose. Passengers will take
the packet there instead of at Fort Madison.
as heretofore. Between Montrose and Fort
Madison the damage to the road was very
great, and it will be some time before the
road IS again in running otder between those
two places.
TIE little folk should be careful and lake
no water-risks in this time CT foods. He,.
comes reminder from Warsaw. Tbs R,J.
'stin says that on Thursday afternoo, !.
three little boys named David and Willie
LARK and Willie Gmmble were amus;no
themselves by wading around in the slough
near the foundry, got in beyond their dentb
and would have drowned but for ,ba ..ran
GUS efforts of Messrs Fowler I'D G.
creese, who arrived just in the nick Of tim.
as one Of the children vas sinking a. =.
third time when rescued
THE ToLEpo, PEORIA 4 WARSAW r. R.
The Peoria Transcript says Of matters al its
end OF the Railroad "The work OF track
laying on the T., P. 4 W. railway, between
cora and Canton, was commenced last.
ek' ana about a mile and half was laid
~ y Saturday night. The force is being in.
creased TIE present week, and /, j. II. ;.,.n-
'ion 10 put down abou. three fourth, 81 /. MI.
each DAY, reaching Canton bv Tho g.. =
June. Another cargo Of iron from NJ ~ :
leans is expected mp To-day OF to.ua.-s.
Vice President Cruger informs VI TIA, 1. =
pecsa the new through ronts from Peor;. !. !.
wha pc put IN operation about the FIRST a.
sane' sars viii run thrpugh from this poip.
to coinnbas, Ohio. Two siivsr palacs :. 8
viii be put on the line running clear thro,,h
iron Peoria 10 New Yerk tv;c. ...h 80 !,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-05-05

KERR Fuller would respectfully an
nounce to the public that their netr silrsr
mounted Soda Fountain will be in running
order to>day.
The citizens Of Keokuk are cordially in
vited to partake Of this delicious beverage
between the hours of 10 a. IN. aud D. m. at
the expense ofMe t,ropffeters,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-05-05

Forsien Markets.
Lrvsafooi. Ma, 4s-soon.
Brsaastufs-steady.
Corn-Deciinsd 70 s7Oo.
DesE-lI5.
Pork-s3.
Lard Active and frmsr.
Others unchanged.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-05-05

VIZ have jus. received at the New YORK
s,o,a large assortment Of boys cassim eres
br Spring and Summer wear, At very 10Y
GO. Linens and towels at old gold prices
Great sale of kid gloves at 81 %, warranted
genuine. Ten pieces of aannels, baHirnps
stock from auction, at IS to Bo eents-aii
colors. Ten pieces all-wool cassimeres, a.
81 a ward, worth Sl.50. Gemps, buttons
Porasly, French and Swiss dross goods ~
nrices to suit the most economical. The
masses are specially invited to an Inspection
81 the cheapest and best stock for the prices
ever exhibited in keokuk.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-05-05

Eprrog GATE CfrYt Allow me to express
nv thanks for your kind notice OF myself and
business, il your issue of May Sd and
take this opportunity to say to my friends ana
oatrons that shall spare no pains to merit
The good opinion you have been so kind to
-xnress. | have succeeded in making ar
rangemeuts with some of the best furniture
establishments, by which
shall constantly be in receipt Of consignments
of their goods. ard shall keep well selected
stock, and viii sell as low AS the lowest.
am also the agent OF the patent Folding TX
tension Table, one Of the most complete arti-
cles Of the kind eger invented. Also, the
patent Folding head bed Lounge; patent
Portable Pantry. and many other articles OF
improved furniture. all Of which shall be
Apply to show 10 my friends.
| am sIso receiving consignments Of cloth
ing, dry good aud merchandise, of all de-
3 riptions, which viii sell at private sale as
W I'll as at auction shall do strictly COM
mission business, and solicit consignmen!s of
all kinds Of property and shall DO business
for my consignees on IS reasonable terms as
any responsible auction house in the country.
s. HOWE
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-05-05

Ind ceiling tbs ba1s Of tins weighing heasiy npSn
tI with all IL niant r. via md ia tho Of
taos. FL rsks the TONI saIxe that viii iastili
nss lie intn iisr EstH rest>se N ias energy
and srJof Of nbt1i das. did up ihsir shrank.
ofras aud give he and hs2i btss to n fr Etain
The New York herald., 1868-05-31

A ON TUESDAY, A JUNE p AT PUBLIC AUCTION, AT
IA. FANDEW ATERS, No. "A Duane street, IL NJ will
be sold superior and handsome young
trottng Cot raised in Orange county and sired y Major
Winfield, dam by the Eaton Horse; 15 high years this
June; s fine reliable road horse line ceneel Gver without
fault trick he troed at Washington Hollow last season in
rotted him in public snce and has improved in speed
much he s warranted sound and kind and to beat 240
day OF sale. Also brown ottiDg Pony 10 high old
formerly owned by Mr. Frederick Penz; Ia well known
track and road Is fine roadster has trotted in public in
ASA and is warranted sound and kind full particulars in
Tuesdays Herald. JOHN L. VANDEWRTEE,
Auctoneer, "a Duane street
The New York herald., 1868-05-31

Dh UOObsSe
"A people SosTs GGiPs = sHoEEs
with great crowds Of people inside Of Auction ooas
Down with nigh prices. ,o, ,o,>-
shall offer tomorrow 500 pieces Of full yard wide Mus
These Musns comprise Of he best makes in the coun
n W.
all can see them in good light and a. their Leisure es
sHm,aS % soS late in the week must not be 'he'
living ssa.sy % s,ssyr s sas country
w % n they csn e. enough on few yards Of muslin 10
Also immense lots auction Alpscss, .,.. p.,,,,.,,.
,a0 pay sSa sItS GsSSeas sS" price.
Good Sun Umbrellas, Soc and 75c. and extra for 81.
VS ssGss Ss and u from
Sen Ss nse S place % In The
ATIRwIS sITsssSS's * ss,S .v.nn. n.,r s.v.,,..,, -
I Dress Trimmings n 4S at reduced &c prices
silk Fringes in all the principal eoors and styles.
i2o doz, BabrIEan Clock Hose a $40 80 per do5:
wide Linen shee.inY a. yard worth 81 60
The largest and best assortment Of Trimmings on the
nue. oe %VSy %SslsSGyns a. &c., old price
MOORE,s FOURTEENTH STREET STORE,
"A Thomson's glove fitting Corset
'A' "' '''''' approved Corsets and Skirts,
Seaside Sun and Lake sGgs Hats
2s East Fourteenth street, between Broadway and Fifth
avenue.
ATMME vIGOUROUxs, l2O FOURTH AVENUE ONE
n door above Twelfth street, Broadway-Stamping,
imported Embroidery and Lingerie hand TO order
Monograms handkerchefs curtain, table and bed
cloths. to order. Stamping at Wholesale
AT WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
French Paper Hangngs Window Shades,
English Carpetings, Oicloths,
Gilt Cornices, Mats, Mating, Rugs, &C.,
Bought bankrupt sale and will be sold at greatly reduced
$4,000 rolls Gold Paper 7oc per ro Satin Paper 25c
roll Gold Window Shades SO per pair usually sold at
"a; yards Oicloh, per yard large
J. W. COATES, 279 Hudson street.
Houses papeed decorated, kasOmned and painted good
workmen sent to any part of the city or country.
A -A-HOusEKEEPING GOODS
IA. At KOCH'S, late John Heath's,
l5 Carmine street, corner Beecker
at astonishingy low prices.
Sd Beaced Table Damask 50 cents, others charge 81 2
splendid Damask Napkins only 81 rs per dozen worth
So Beached Huck Goods 81 80 dozen elsewhere ~ 60
MARSEILLEs AND LANCASTER QUILTS.
Honcycomb and Aendae Counterpanes Mt prices much be-
LACE CURTAINS FROM AUCTION VERY CHEAP.
of curtains, 3i9 yards long.
Bring this advertisement with you ond compare prices
Sixth avenue Fulton ferry and Beecker street cars pass
The New York herald., 1868-05-31
THE TURF.
III LAST DAY-MONDAY, JUNE !.

L
HoDoAAtL LxsS fsgf fpAY-xoNpAy, JUNE
sioo siOo second horse. Two
NJ sDi Dowl,ns. br g. Gerald year. DID, by Mickey
Col D McDsns. blk. b. Blackbird, by imp. Albion, dam
s6anis 3Sa. by Lexington ou. of Ju.
rds Sr r. 4 sh Eagle, by vanda out of
s. Gen T. Browns ch. h. Tycoon, by omsara dam NOtA
s. Col a. A Todds Harry Booth, by Lexington, of
sEoosp kAoEPost Stake Premium 70. three olds,
s 3ne and one aasres mile dash m San
u. Dowing. s. Major +. G. Bacon. g. Msssrs Mcconnell
RI. Of s% for sess.
Dash Stssa S
Goiss ya h SGxp Sss po sv Lexington ont Of
Col Mcdaniel ch. f., by Ducalion dam by Commodore.
A. A. Hopper, ch. c. Egott by Eclipse out of Vanity.
a J. H. Downg. ch. f. Jewess by Breckenridge out Of
Messs McConnels Harness. br. h. Luxemburg, by Sow
fSUhHM sso all ages Two mile
p n: Dunham, be. oyserman, Jr by oystermAn dam
2. Thomas Iuryear, ch James A. Connolly, by vandal
s. Co Mcdaniel, gr. Urbana, by Breckenridge, out of
"a Sr :, a
Leave Leave New YORK for | track i at 70 NJ isM and M
al a5 and sao Fare from New YORK and return
~ J. HARVEY LYONS Secretary.
NTARRAGANsET PARK, PROVIDENCE, r. 1.-THE
hs 'rIs eso SMITHS sdsG
Providence, r. !.
SUBSCRIPTION ROOM, 900 BROADWAY, CORNER
- Of Twentyirst will Wednesday
ing next the Sd of June, at o'clock Membegs are re-
quested to be present JOHN b. IRVING.
SPORTING-DOGS, BIRDS, &C.
LII BREEDS CHOICE DOGS AND MEDICINES
M Pprk pr Iufa
libe Mango Flea Extermnaor, 70 cents Buffers
new work, e. Extra stock Dogs.
A LII KINDS OF FANCY DOGS AND BIRDS FOR
mocking birds, B. DOVEYs, Nos and Greene street,
corner Canal.
DOG wANTED--A GOOD FAMILY DOG, KIND TO
~ children. Apply at s Beaver street, first door, from IL
to O'Clock.
DIGEoNs.-wANTED TO PURCHASE, LOO PIGEONS.
i Address, stating terms, f. 7. f., station ID.
HORSES, CARRIAGES, &C.
MINER, STEVENS CO.,
~. Manufacturers OF first class Carriages and Light Wa
gons to which they invite the inspection Of the public
Warerooms 656 broadway, Bond street. Mandatory
ll5 to III East Thirteenth street, near Fourth avenue
A 7 JOHNSTON 4 VAN TAssELL's.
n ENiIKE lee ELEGANT noI KS SEsTAABLISsHMENr AnI1 OF
AT AUofIoE TgEspAy, JUNE .,
AT OUR MART, lie EAST THIRTEENTH STREET,
Comprising elegant black Family Team, sound and
true, beaHt III Gray Horse splendid ark Phaeton Wagons,
1ne Harness. Blankets, Robes, &C.
Full particulars in Herald on morning of sale.
We never postpone sale on account of the weather.
ON TuESDAy lime AT PTRIIC AUCTION AT
The New York herald., 1868-05-31
HORSES, CARRIAGES, sc.

A PARK, DOCTOR AND PONY PHAErONs, ROCK
Cabrolets, victoras, Dog Carts and open
Road Depot Wagons, Jaggers, Express and Business
wagons hand per cent cheaper than
at a. ~ and 26 Wooster street.
The New York herald., 1868-05-31
FINE ARTS.

DRAsG's AMERICAN CHROMOs FOR sALE-AT ALL
il respectable art stores. Catalogues mailed free by
u PRAN0 CO.. Boston.
The New York herald., 1868-05-31

nOG WANTED--A GOOD FAMILY DOG KIND TO
~ children. Apply at e8 Beaver street, frst floor, from II
The New York herald., 1868-05-31
HORSES, CARRIAGES, &C.

DOR SALE-A VERY NICE ROCKAWAY CARRIAGE,
made by of the best city makers, for winter
mer Apply at the stables Seventh avenue and
Twenty second street.
The New York herald., 1868-05-31

A LII KINDS OF FANCY DOGS AND BIRDS FOR
n sae-Mediclnes for all Diseases Prepared food for
mocking Birds b. DOVEYS, Nos and Greene street,
The New York herald., 1868-05-31

A SIX, FOUR AND TWO SEAT PHAETON COUPE,
"A Coupe Rockaway Depot Wagon, Barouche and Coach;
500 Carriages % per cent less Than Broadway
HAMS, Fourth street and Broadway.
The New York herald., 1868-05-31

rVHE CORNER STONE OF THE NEW CHURCH OF THE
Holy Cross, West Forty second street, between Eighth
and Ninth will be soemnly blessed laid by the
most Rev. Archbishop McCloskey to-day, Pentecos Sun
day. at AZ ". His Grace will be assisted In this sol
emn and imposing ceremony BY large number Of the
reverend clergy OF the CITY, The Rev. Isaac T. Hecker,
s. P will preach the sermon Music appropriate for the day
and the occasion will be furnished by urafas band Tho
members OF neghborng parishes and the public generally
are most cordially invited TO attend.
The New York herald., 1868-05-31
sPORTING-DOGs, BIRDS, &C.

A LII BREEDS CHOICE DOGS AND MEDICINES
"A FRANCIS BUTLER, No. Peck slip. Buffers Infal-
lible Mango Flea Exterminaor 10 cents Buffers
new work, 32. Extra stock Dogs.
The New York herald., 1868-05-31

ENoR sALE-A CHESTNUT sORREL HORSE, ls
hands high, years old splendid coupe Horse. Apply
Garrsons stable corner OF Forty seventh street and
The New York herald., 1868-05-31

ENOR sALE-A PAIR OF STYLISH CHESTNUT CAR
rage Horses hands high years old with without
Carriages, Harness, Blankets &c. The leaving for
Europe the whole establishment will sold great
fce Can be at the private stable No. 227 West Thirty
sixth street.
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NTARRAGANSET PARK, PROVIDENCE, r. 1.-THE
~ for the June rotng meeting will close Tues
day, June at p NJ Address Geo. II. Smith, secretary,
Providence r..
CUBSCRIPTION ROOM, 900 BROADWAY, CORNER
= of Twenyrs street, win be opened Wednesday even
ing next the Sd of June, at o'clock NJ Members
quested to be present JOHN b. IRVING.
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u OR SALE-A REMARKABLY HANDSOME DARK
bay Horse, about 1874 hands, very long TAIL round built
white; would elegantly for coupe. Apply al
private stable lO7 East Sixteenth street
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TOR SALE-FIRST CLASS STABLE ON EAST
Thrty,hfth street, near Lexington Address X.
w., box 5,Ss2 Post office.
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DOE SALE-A PAIR OF FIRST RATE FAMILY
Horses and an elegant Clarence horses years old 15s
hands, well made; better pair rarely be with
sold only of the leaving the city, Apply
Private Stable S6 West Fifteenth street. 1856 -Four.
teenth street.
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DEMONSTRATED TO PURCHASE I5O PIGEONS.
i Address, stating terms, f. T. f., station ID.
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DRY GOODS.
nECORATlVE PAPER HANGINGS
New styles for Spring
We have now on exhibition
On
magnificent assortment OF designs,
And prepared to decorate
Walls and ceilings
In the most elaborate manner.
Especial attention called to our stock OF
Low priced
Gilt and Chintz Papers
For bedrooms
B. I. SOLOMON SONS,
667 and $50 Broadway,
Opposite Bond street.
LNRENCH GOODS AT REDUCED PRICES.
l. Flowers, Fancy Feathers, Ornaments,
Trimmings,
French JeweIy
Fancy Goods
at reduced prfcea.
II. PINCIION, Importer,
159 Fifth avenue.
ENOR MAKING A PLAIN DRESS 81, SILK DRESS 50,
complete walking suit W In the latest Parisian style
short notice, Mrs. ADRIENNE French dress
cloak maker, 30 West Fourth street.
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PERSONAL.

i YOUNG GENTLEMAN WISHES TO FORM THE AC-
"A vnaintance OF lady goodooking, intelligent and
ansd, with view to mslimony. Address b. w., Union
puns.e Post ofnce.
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A MINER, STEVENS & CO.,
a. Manufacturers OF first class Carriages and Light Wa
gons which they invite the inspection Of the public.
Warerooms 66 broadway, Bond street. Manufacto
1l5 to 12l East Thirteenth street, Fourth avenue
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BOOTS AND SHOES, &c.
A SPLENDID ASSORTMENT OF LADIES', GENTS,
Boys Misses and Chdren's Boots and Shoes selling ~
per cent below Broadway prices, at WIN. ID. BI9ELOW
CO.'S, $3.50 Bowery, corner OF Bond st. ROBERT IRWIN
WM. ID. BI0ELOW.