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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-10-09
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rgJTbe Jopnai ~ Ligrt,euHHrs says
that Rev Chaunecy J. Goodrich. who j.
50 desrrsedly celebrated for his successful
efforts Co introduce valuable new varieties
~ potatoes. was unable 90 at potatoes,
from some con.iitutional idiosyucra.y.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-05-26
St. Louis 4 Quincy Packet Co.

rnus JAsPER.-The fine steamer Tom
1..nsr iii leave keosuk for st. Louis every Mon
asys. a. m. and Thurslay at 8 o'clock .. m.
moIilH ndePfkE, every Tuesday aha
Friday, at o o'clock =. m Meals aho e'"'e-
Ears fren, Feesuk 70 St. Louis, 40. through
bills Of lading given for freight TO all STATIONS "
The Dss Moines alley Railroad.
.ii ,re;ght for the river conveyed to the Agent
At Keosak will be attended to without delay, and
FREQ OF charge. r
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-05-26

Thet E1fe II
WARDrx's OFTICB,
IOWA SrArx PEsITEsrIAHY,
49, M.p,saN. NAV 22d, 1858.

F0Rr MADis0Hs may zZu,
Ep,roa GArE: Ny attention has been c.''.o
- an article Ia Thursday moFninx : Vat =
. - e The ere in tbe IovAstste sr'soa.
While yor have nv cordial thanks for TIE
s;,oron, manner 10 which you expose that
.nsc;.. Of economy which leaves : large
alooun. Of property,-ofs character that rem 2.
,,er. i, peculiarly liable to accidental ana %
premedi,ated destruction By FIRE, and which
human prudence and foresight have hitherto
h;,edto preyent,-uishoutauythin spproach-
ins adequate provision for its security your
articleis calculated to convey, IN one parsieu'
lar. AN erroneous impression.
Ton say: = The contractors Tor PRISON :.
Dor had. al their own expense, cons'rucse'
ejstern. and facilities for extingu'sn,ns n'e'
II ,ba rorkshops,' and 1--WE learn the Tree
nso Of the m cans their private enterprise nao
provided was the only thing that prevented
general confagration.
II !. due TO all parties concerned TO 50,
,ba, the State constructed the cisterns, and
4, .nished the hose that was used IN extin'
gushing the Ere. The engine aud other ia
cilities for extinguishing the fire. we're fur
nished by the contractors.
Nv estimate of the loss Is $4,000.
Very truly yours,
MARTIN HEIsEr, Warden.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-05-26

SUMNER Now that the season for gum
mer clothing is fast approaching, you will
want to know where to invest your money in
those articles. If there is any question in
your mind as to the place where yon can get
value received for it, all doubt will be re.
moved By calling at the corner Of Main and
Third streets and making your wants known
TO Vencill, Jones 4 Co.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-05-26

AGREs.-Ali rho have made purchases at
the clothing establishment Of Hess, Stern
Co. agree With one accord that it is the place
for bargains. 1t is universally pronounced
the place to get the best article Of anything
for the least money. Suits are made to or
der, and full line of gents furnishing goods
kept constantly on hand.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-05-26
.--,-.1s and Departures Of the Nails
...,r.,. and n,artur,, ef Eeoknk Packets

ROB ROT, ROY, Arrives r r.. On and Depart. % Tuesday
and and Friday, at o'clock 3 NJ.
ANDY JOHNSON, Arrives =, On n.a Ius:d ~
and Friday, st o'clock ?. m, anu D'pAi" "
W Snu and Saturday, at Q. u.
,u JOHNSON, Arrives on Saturday and
w.sas.day. ats .. M, and Departs on Monday
md Thursday, 1T 8. N.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-05-26
financial a1d Commercial.


BucxWHEAf FBorR--f4eh to x3.5e pr w Ids.
BurrrH-C Choice lota wilicommand 2otg &c p b
Eees-l4c.
PouIrar---Dr.sea, none offered. Livs Chic zen,
IS so y dor.
soRsHux--50 to 1ec per gallon.
PorAroEs--qee to 81 Is n bushsl.
osroxs--None offered.
LARp-City cured l-lc to fc per d. Country
slred Ice to i7e psr ID. s&
BxKswAx-35 per Id.
TALLow-In bbis, lie; loose Dc per y.
FsArHERs-pfime SOC TO $50 perl %,
RAss-Cotton, Sc per ID.
WHrrx BEAss-Common 10 good to Vi scarce.
CaErsr-Good eountry l3c. Factory I7@lse.
BRAa-ScArce and IN demand Wholesale II ~
per 100 iba.
RRuIfs-Green Apples none ii market. Choice
Dried Apples 10 to l2A4 per ID. Dried
Peaches, IL 10 ise.
ssRBa-Tiino;hy 81 90 TO ] rs. Clover 50 90.
Flax sced 81 IS to e..
ous-0oal oil zoe. Linssed, fsw 81 80, boiled
81 IS. Lard, 81 80 ~ 50. Fish 81 90 70
d TO-
L,y. s.ocx-Esef Cattle 81 ot 70 - 90 gross.
Hogs, good lets, % to % SO gross. Sheep
90 to so gross. Veal Calves from 81 90
to $40 90
g.oos-City cured cany assed hams zee, shoulders
BE. clear sides lTicto lse. Country cured
hams lse; shoulders IL to l3e; sides llc-
PoBK--Mess 2s to $50 per bhl.
" oor-Tub washed 3s 10 asc.; Asscs 10 hns
7563oc.; unwaAhsd, Is to zoe.
HAr-Timothy in setiye demand q from -
70 3il 90 per ton. Prairie ~ 90 "a 50 90
Woan--A5 50 to - 80 per cord. ssso.dins - quail
liz, IN good demand.
Hipss- aresa, &c; do cared Zee; dry hint lsc
do salt lie per Id.
sALr-Lake 81 25Gs 30. Ohio River So II
on lexee-
| GLAss-syIe S. 80. Rates discounted Is PEI
cent,
| NAlLs-t5 25 rata.
BAs Ieos-xIe. rates.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-05-26

Chicago MARKET.
BY Teiegraph.i fA!eAeo. Nay Is.
gIour-Dull yni unchanged
wkea.-FIn and letter, bot IRE Sasr shi urtstued
No i,prnz ~ eldf2 O.; NJ spsisg 81 ssI< all esk
csrn-rn ge.d deDaa hat Liver, closing arra at
asss.
o. s-Narkes ..esdy hat lossr kel ssa .z; regular
AID fresh reeAi. ~
Ryt-Q :soI.tl IS; No aug.
B,riey- pa and neg elected.
Prosisons-oa.ei AID hrrn- prrs hs s7s 2saszs 50.
Lard Woe setive d firm at Isl H.
Bak Meats nIa,liy urchas ga
Like greigsi s-Bs.e.s asm; olts aIzT ccrn5t. 70
Brraio
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-05-26

The Des MONIES County Convention TO
cleo, delegates to the District Congressional
Convention meets in Burlington OBJ Saturday
Of this week.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-05-26

asw Tar. M.I
- Telegraph HIs foaK. May u.
P.onr-ciosed iaIi, shade lowe; rse sing tsnsni fur
local trace
Vhsat-Firnes with moderate den Ard for export and
home al q 2sGt2 g for No s. si8s7 % fer
No sortng
Rye DILL at ~ cs
nat-Ysry era. s, ss for wasttra + al.
Corn s:sadr AZ 81 o. q 10 fer d u led w.stsis
leoat, and 81 Is fyr cid mi.' w,stsrH 10 stots.
prs-Ra her he w at as Is es2s rs foE msns cash
ami resaiar.
Betf--Bil and snchaDgss.
Cat Mest,- = III ard hsssy.
Baron -Nominal.
lard Fslry actise and firm at 10 l954c
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-05-26

ROBERTSON & ALBERs have received q
fresh lot Of Prunelles; also, some genuine
Swiss Cheese and Scotch Marmalade.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-05-26

PERsoyAL.-Ameng the arrivals st the
Tepfer House yesterday, were His Excellen.
cy Governor Merrill. Colonel Ed Wright,
Secretary of State, and Colonel J. A. Elliott.
Treasurer Of State, They go on up TO Fort
Madison this morning.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-05-26

This evening the rite of confirmation will
be administered at St. Johns (Episcopall
Church, by the Right Rev. Henry w. Lee
Bishop of Iowa. Services commence at !!
o'clock.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-05-26

otR friend and townsman, J. III. Gela.t
is, We are sorry to learn, going to Bentons.
port. He has become partner in the fac
tory of Allender i ketchum-hencefor.l
Allender & Gelatt. Mr.. Gelats is an active
and enrerprising business man, and We regre
TO lose him. At the same time We wish hin
unbounded success in his new establishment
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-05-26

The BaIpGs.-The Council last evening
passed an ordinance granting to the appli-
cants the rights and privileges asked for the
construction of the Bridge. The plan is sub
stantially that proposed by the Railroad Com
pany, and which we have before noticed. Ne
shall publish the ordinance in full.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-05-26

AecIpEST.--A man named Daniel Dobson,
while going Oh board wood boat Sunday
evening, fell from the plank and broke lis
arm near the wrist.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-05-26

Ir one wants to know into how many shades
ones name can be transmogrifed, let him 60
TO National Convention and get his name
into the dispatches. The result will surprise
him
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-05-26
CITY NEWS.

MERE glad to meet, yesterday, our friend
DR.. Charles R. Curtis, formerly OF this CITY,
now Of Quincy.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-05-26

Go TO FosrER' for parasol, or sun-um-
hrela, stylish hoop-sklrt, corset, and best
hosiery. at lower prices than elsewhere.
may23-dat
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-05-26

SuPERB That's the new Soda fountain OF
Kerr d Fuller, at their Drug Store. That.
too, il emin-ntly descriptive of the beverage
manufactured in and by the fountain afore-
said. The Fountain is one of Matthew .
patent, and is the handsomest We have seen
The Soda Water to be had there is one 81
the JOYS Of life in this warm weather. We
counsel all keokukisns to go there and ties, i,
for themselves.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-05-26
n MORRILL,. Deputy coilse.os.

II. . MORRILL, Deputy Collector.
Look on tais pictar,, and thea tha'"
Here you behold the infrm step,
Tbs pallid cheek, wasting form,
Untasted food. and social atmosphere
Poisoned with the tales Of aches, pains,
SIeepless nights, and metal dependency.
There. laughing health, sparkling eyes,
Elastic step. craving appetite, forgotten cares,
Genial thought aud ambitious resolves
Show the contrast and mark the picture.
One took the Plantation Bit,ers-the 9TH
er didn't They are very beneficial for weak
and delicate persons.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-05-26

l.osr on the street, a magazine entitled
/" Titles Living Age The finder will con-
fer favor by leaving II at the counsing-room
of the GATE CRY Office.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-05-26

Fos RExr.-A large fine store room OF
Main street. Apply to'H. B. Ten-Eyck.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-05-26

1islvs 81.
Steamer Hob Roy, 81 Lonis.
z Fey City,
!" Nor 1sRils, s..Le.ia
i JEauk BALDWIN, 81. Paul.
- Il Minnesota,
81 Davenport,
DEPARTuREs.
Steamer Tom ,Jasyes, st. Louis.
Z. Harry JohSson,
PembinA, !. 4
g Minnesota,
Jennie Baldwin, !.
"a Davenport,
+" Key Ci.s, 81. Paul.
g Reserve,
The above include the arrivals ard depar
lures for two days.
The Molle AcPike, Hall, master, Hausef
clerk, will lsaae for ST. Louis this morning at
o'clock.
The Rob Roy, ]. ". Gum, matter, aud
Ed Morehouse in the Office, will leave Tor the
same place at I O'Clock.
The I,asca. Of the N. W. U. Line, will
| leave for ST. Paul this afternoon at o'clock.
s. NJ. Archer, Agent.
The Hawkeye State, of the Northern Line,
will be along for ST. Paul at p. m. A
Brown, Agent.
| The river is falling at the rate Of sir inches
| in twenty-four hours.
! The Chicago correspondent Of the New
York Tribune Gays that when the fight was
hottest between the supporters OF Collar,
| Fenton, Wade, and Hamlin, for the Vice
Presidency, /, seemed that rome new man
would have toIbe taken up, and in that event
the friends Of Senator George q. Williams,
/ Of Oregon, were quietly preparing TO bring
him forward and make him the candidate.
/ NoSoR THE PArRlor DEAD.--It has been
determined BY the roldiery here that on Sat-
urdsy. the so instant, complying With cere-
mony tina. will take place oil over the land
on that day, the graves Of the soldiers who
are buried in our cemetery viii be strewn
with flowers. The military will attend IN
force. Little girls from the various sabbath
schools in the city viii scstter the flowers.
Our Citizens are asked to join in the procession
and the commemorative ceremony. 1t IS
purposed tina. everything shall be done de
cuously and in order. Further announce
ments viii be made Of the order OF exercises.
The event will appeal direct to tie heart and
willing minds Of our people Only few
short years separate the erievoas, periiona
nast-which was the present when those
graves we're made-from us. And from the
agony ard peril of those years to the Lille
| this Present, the way lies through the graees
| of those who died that the nation might live.
; 1t is Gods goodness better goodness than
{ uau's- that the sorrow Of death DIES oni
from the presauce OF Llfe. Bu. not the grace
of the Life that was crowned by Death. Sc
: remembering the glory, and merit, and brave
: endeayor Of the soldier life, of these mer
who sleep in our cemetery. and with devotion
+ and love for the cause for which they fell, tbs
citizens OF Keokuk will al once gladly ane
d sadly join in the ceremony to which the yete
t ran soldiers Of cur city invite them.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-05-26

Jusr RECEIVED at the New York store
some very handsome summer shaws, para
soils, notions, linen table cloths, napkins and
towels, at prices to salt every one. Great
bargains in remnants this week.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-05-26

We call the attention of our readers 10 the
advertisement of Robertson { Albers, in
this mornings paper. They have just ra-
celsed, from the Eastern markets. o large
stock Of fancy and staple groceries.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-05-26

MAGNOLIA WATER delightful toilet ar
sicle-superior to Cologne and at half the
price. may15eod&~2t
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-05-26

As excursion to Nauvoo, under the
auspices of the Baptist Sabbath School, will
come of on Thursday next. This will be q
SPLENDID trip, and We doubt no. that many
will avail themselves of the opportunity to
enjoy "trip over the rapids, surrey the Gov
eminent Improvements on the route, and
havea good time" picnieing IN the beauti.
ful grove near Nanyoo.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-05-26

We are informed by Mr. Hubbard that the
Carey SCHOOL, over which be presioes,
will close its duties tomorrow. In the af
ternoon the School viii give an exhibition for
the eai6cation Of the parents of the scholars.
and all others who may feelinteres.ed enough
to attend.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-05-26

KEoEuS BcslSEss -Sales from May lst
1867, to May LIST, 1853, By vho!esale dealers,
as shown ny the books Of the United States
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-05-26

Kroxtg AND BCaLIsersS. : Number Of
persons assessed for Special Tax in KeokuA
and Burlington, Of the following classes. dar-
iny the year 1867:
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-05-26

Is this number Senator Harlan's argument
on impeachment is ended. We shall have
room, hereafter for greater variety.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-05-26

The CRops.--We learn from a man res;d
ing ard operating on farm near vincennes
IN this county, that the crops are lookins
apieadidly, but that a refreshing Shove,
woasa improve them materially. The soil j,
satilcieniiy damp underneath TO sproat III.
SEED, but good sae~er would help its growth
and probably saws some Of the mos. ..,..h,.
crops from destruction by u. s..,v sra.,.
which they pre- lict will set in p..m.,a.s,.
this fall. y
~ = sensible and good editorial-ths onl
KIND ne ever vrites-Mn e. ". Brady bid
me readers OF the Mount Pleasant yonrna
.ooodbye. and goes to take charge of II,
'heianoia Pisitor. Mr. Brady il 4 rood I'd;
,u1' good RepubiicAn. and rood ma
ne are glad that be remain. IN low. and :,
Sash him the largest measure ~ .,ecs, s:
prosperity. ees' sns
Mr.. Frank Hatson, no. IL ,ha
comes associated with his father !. ~ -, ss
sgement Of the Joaraat. aud ,h., "a, - :
vince everybody that the Joxraal III,
Time % bs What it always has hseu und., =
present management ON 81 he bess 81 low
papesi and that's hish yesiss, for Io~. II
~ best l0esl Prsss u 90 p.psr ID he ser
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-05-26
81 l.s.,s nar.ds.


r. Lsais AsrHds.
By Telegraph b. Louis May IS.
Fiour-yery quiet; Xxx scld at 8 0 5o0io q; xxx to
fancy ti2 SO q 4 25.
Wheat Feeling rather stter but riees unchanged;
prime u choice fall ranges at 81 b5ss S. spring soil
fts7G2 90; and lot OF "a ICY Iowa at 81 13D2l5,
Corn-DuIl IT 81 Sic
oats-Iaac:ise and heavy At.96slc
Bsrisy-Qutet; common spring "a 10.
Rye laser all ls7 LIS
P.uviEoas osist am, unchanged.
4 Pc K -soid al 2ac
Bc.n-sh- uidsrs laxe; clear ribs 2sle.4e.; clear
sidssl7tS,
Lard-Nonsnai g. Iac.
ST. Leuis Cattle Market.
p, Telegraph 81. LOUIS, May 20.
Cstfls-c,mmon to choIce range at $685..
sheep-G ass shse1 range at s. SOFAS Is per head.
Nsw YORK aonsy narKss.
b. rsiesraphI srw Yolx. Ms, u.s.
honsy-Essy at ss6 Per e4nt. with some business at
2pH cent.
sts'lns-rhm At szEaie,&
Gold-firn.r eio-ing 60
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-05-26

Chicago Live s,oek market.
| b. Telegraph oHicAa0 MAJ Is.
| Reset ts-cstsie Beers Hegs tar!, sneep carr.
CARTE xtss IS ose; cod h,e. i o,sa 90 ,toek
srs 81 3.JfE5 ~
u-.--x-.s- A. . rssro
sheep-cnolss u 5eNs g.; corata IN to gid 30 50
81 Is,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-05-26

speeches OF the Can dIdateDI
Grant and Colfax we're serenaded when
the news of their nomination was knbwn in
Washington. Here, in full, are the peeehes
Of the two candidates. We copy IRON the
f,bicaco Tribune
New-York tribune., 1868-05-27
amus,ments.

WALLACKs, ,,.. ". ,vsrv. w.,,,cv
Doors open at "A. To commence at o'clock.
THIS EVENING.
and
EVERY EVENING UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE,
Will be acted drama in four acts entitled
THE WHITE COCKADE.
whole Of the Music udng original Overture introducing
THOMAS BAKER
The Scenery by....,..ML H. IsHBRWooD aad ~ TndEI
Costumes Uniforms Hess FLANN6RY BhSSChQIEN
Characters By Mr. w WALLACK, Mr. CHAkLsS FTshha II u MT
j. H. STODDART, Mr. j. B. POLK. Mr. h. T. RlNGGoLD hr a. ~
WILLIAMSON Mr. w. j. LEONARD, Mr. *. MILTON. mr j. NC
GRE, ML W. II. POPE, Mr. b. DpRAHD .Mr CASlIN 5n Mf
HOWE. Mr. MINrON Mr. @. WHITE Mr. QUIGLf, ME T. MAhDD
Mrs CLARA JENNINGS, Miss KATE RAN0E Miss ANNIE "AHD
Miss MARY BARRETT
NATIONAL ACADEMY OF DESIGN.
IN The F0rty-thiri Annual Exhibition Of
PICTURES AND SCULPTURES,
DAY and evening Seny hrdst and F0urthaVe'
New-York tribune., 1868-05-27
prouosaIs.
TREASURY DSPARTN

TREASURY DEPARTMENT, OFFICE OF ISrEESn kEyssgs
PROPOSALS for STATIONERY .-SEALED
PROPOSALS will be received at this Office until he Cn Gay o
Of Revenue throughout that Poon Of ne United STATS 1 gs &
ea Of Rocky Mountains except Montana and hNio Win s
required for use respective Districts for the year
enlug June 80 1869. =. ..,,.s..,...
snsrartec that the contract awarded VII be hay executed
The Commissioner reserves the right 20 reject any BIDS or paris t
bids sn aceep, auy bids parts OF BIDS "hA ne interest OIL 'e
Tt b sb he Addressed 10 Commissioner Of Internal Revenu'
,pi drse Proposals. or supplying Stationery to Internal Revenue
Oncers" -, .,,- -, -, - on -.
IRys-.l' '''' Wv H.. A. ROLLINS Commissioner
New-York tribune., 1868-05-27
BROOKLYN.

MI James Coles Son had an excellent sale to-day Of
lots and OF mansion with four lots, for $1,000 at the
CITY SGesrOOm. The attendance was considerable, aud
the spirit manifested to buy would Indicate that more
building would not be unacceptable at an early
day yUt might deny the existence OF hs demand
Oecao tho Messrs. WyckOf and Little felt constrained
to withdraw their offerings
BY JAMES COLES SON
lot 95x00 IT,, on BedfOrdave. and Lynchst, was pur-
chased Mr. Cross for S2lO Lot 2jXlO0 H., ON Rivers ST.
near NostTand-aYe, bought by ~ LOWcry Tor sl5O
lot ol Leeave. and River and Gwnnettsts, AZ IT, on
5eeavr 81 it. Gwinnett-st 100 IT, on HlyerStp was
sold to Mr. Cross for 81 O25 Lot on Middleton and River
ats " n on Middleton. 125 10. Rvcrst IS Il. IN the
rear was purchased by r. ThOrne for S2j. Lot on Nos
fraud and FushlngaYes., running through TO kiVerst
90 H. 'front.' 2i2 IT, the east side 100 H. on the west side
B7ll g. IN the rear, sold 70 Mr. Cross for S4lO Lot
on GNanetst Riyers, l40 IT, front, 80 H. rear,
one side 255 It., and on the other 227 n.
was bought by the same party for $1,000.
Two 2x0Os feet each the south side OF Rvcrst,
% IRON Kentave also purchased by MI Cross
caCh and he also secured for SO the lot on Kent
ave- utedge and Riversts 100 feet on Riverst So feet
on K-atavc. Gore lot Wythe-ave,, River ana Hay
ward sts As feet Haywardst, 524 on Rverst, and
q Wythe-ave, bought by ThOs. SweeDy for
$40 lot on Wythe-ayc River and Haywardsts. 63 feet
on VS. leaye, feet Hayward and "a feet on River
st. sold 70 L. ThOrne for 25 Two lots, each 2jxltO
feet DOuglassst 80 feet east OF Bonds were pur.
chased by Dir. Tracy for 500 each Frame mansion. 4X
and four lots 25Xl0O feet each, No Cs PoWers,
and three lots adjoining Pacitcst, were sold TO
frci i,n5ustle Tor $1,000.
New-York tribune., 1868-05-27
q a,,,;ou Sal,s Of R,ul 6stlI,.

VHE BOSTON WATER-P0WEiIR CQMPAN6, ,Sil pm |,
ERnIy s dsea a. IL o'clock at Merchants btehanseV ~
State iioase Boston sboai 900 feI of LAND o.ny,s ' Mg ~
lots. Iuat.ns'on, S. James and ,olliiu- -,
6anhope Can en- spAsgeli. sad Norhlinp ,hs h ,,. al
Term, OF se one quarter eashi snd shs W - n1r
twelve ea,b. Win interest he rate OF seven per osu p
o. all eash paid b. PlFcAa'eF'A s"'1A' 0' '
bs male g.. .,, y. ,,,,g,ei a. ,hs
Pans e,tlogus, soi al other pirai, mar oi v,.
on ofta. fo,sratg 20 Washington a. 70 ,.-,
LJll alI ituss Cy.. As8'ksgA " - w. ''@''N' ''
New-York tribune., 1868-05-27
Suttim Sails Of Rsal 6statt.

A UCTI0N SALE OF VALUABLE REAL
ESTATE June att m the premises At CrOon FAILS
Neehesier Co. n Y Harlem Railroad (ake Mahopac station
HAkRlSON PARDRB AuctIoneer DWBLLIHG HOUSE and
LO containing ond house. 0r two stories and attic
noleIn sJe 30 rods from depot Also, seSers BUILDING LOs 70
u purchasers Also there will he offered valuable TRACT OF ~
ACRES adjoining above premises suitable for Country Seat and
Park portion Of which Is admirably adaped for vineyard
New-York tribune., 1868-05-27
Yttturts anS gfI,,iinss.


rTNUE NINTH ANNUAL RECEPTIONS AND
COMMENCEMENT Cooper unioa, r tae asaeemsas of
Scie.se and Art. will take place follow; - - - -.
Reception Of the Female Department, THURSDAY EVENING
Reception Of the Male Art Department FRIDAY ByBNiNo ns
Ninth ANNUAL COMMENCEMENT on SATURDAY EVENING.
at 3 o'clock. ABkAM ,, hENLLt = stess.sI.
WEST SIDE ASSOCIATION.
w meeting Of aud representatives. o real es s'ss
Dntht vest OF SiSthae viii be he aaer .e ns
Side the Everett Rooms cor,sl a
roaiway Thirty ourthst WEDNESDAY EVENING tss Fs
last, at o'clock
Tie report Committee OF th West Se ASodass
presented election Of Ocers tue ensuing r ~
he aud real estate vii o ~
siierei
Special subjects o the evening" The Grad BOusVari ad
"'A'' Oh "s'''~S wM A. wHrBEcE. Prs''isa'-
JAMES ?. RUGGLSs. Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1868-05-27

MISSOURI LANDS at a BARGAlN-72O
vi rich PRAIRIE LANDS ID pade Co4a No '5 "is, %
Lesuy for cultivation country rapidly llng chance oi
investment Price % hldfess j. '" D. lhbhLANp w.
Real Estate Agens s. Louis Alo