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MARINE 10 UR M L.
PORT OF NEw-YoRK.......JvLr .
Cleared.

Ships-Mstspan Golfer Mramechi. Bassett Bacon CO.
Mississippi Allen Baltimore. Hicks Bell Irene, "lAni
Neu. Oil ans, Sturses, Chairman Go.
Earls-Hungarian Chase Monte Video Chase SMALL Her
dine f;r) Medium, Sch.diac, h. & +. W Meyer.
Briss-CaroDe stinchheld Halow Ill Bacon, sargent a.
Helen Maria Pierce, Bangor Psbury Sandfordi Hdie
Jordan, Jacksonville, master. -
ScbooD.r--C T. Strong L-cum Baltimore Mailer Lord
Sistesman wtks Alexandria Abbott, Dodge Co Empire,
Osborn, Norfolk, sturges, Ce.msn Col Mytoyer Hgt
Charleston McCready Mott Co.; J. T. Hecsscner handts
Philadelphia J. w. Mckee; Howard, Lowell, Boston s. W.
Lewis; Plymouth Rock, Lacy. Boeton, mater; LYDIA Ann
Voorhees, City Point, Van brunt Slaghti +. C>hoTHd
Nickerson Phadephis James Hand.
sloop- Rhode Island Hull, Providence, master
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To,al. SIS ,is2 50 sl,I9S,Se6 81 $3.50

The business al the Clearing House was $l6 375 900.
As far as can learn the gold shipment of Wednes-
day viii be at least million Of dollars. The Cafor-
MIA steamers now due with probably two Million
The money market exhibits features of increased
case, especially on call. The leading houses have
surplus Offered them at sac p cent on available Sc
curities The offerings at Bank are quite light and
generally below the receipts of the Banks, and nearly
all the late increase of loans has been on cal or short
demand. First class paper goes at SAL p cent.
The approach of the Fall season Of business will no
doubt produce more activity in money but at present
IL is extremely difficult for capitalists to employ their
rneans safely and probably.
The negotiation Of 5000, geo Milwaukee ana Ms
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Blankets Repo,ted By Telegraph.

BUyFALo. July S5-l2:So M.-Ths Flour market opened
dull and lover &c hhis fancy Illinois and extra Upper
Lake a. IS 81 WHEAr-D-msnd moderate, sales coo ssh
els pger Spring arrive IO small parcels waae
Mictiean IS; white Canadian he'd a. f< Coax
is dull aud the demand moderator sales lsco bushels nS
A. the cose holders offered parcels At this figure without ithaf
sales OATS held sc. CANAL FREtGHrs unohnsei
LlgT IMPORTS for the sst % hours: Flour, AZ bis CON-
hnshe-
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Markets-CARErrLLr REPORTED FOR TIE TRrDusE.


AsHEs-The IL quite heavy oisy the sTy
large especial Of Canadan sales Of IS bbs a. 81 20 for Pots
and &c IS for Pearls
COTTON quiet but stesder; buyers not disposed 20
the sellers and the latter refuse 70 make further
concessions The to-day reported az 500 bales We
continue yesterdays quotations. which are mostly nonns
and in instances tfe below the prices realized by some
I.Id
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ToiaI.................,.:.:..:....sls6Islo0O

Or deductng $1,000, 900, which is not far from the
value of the other items of property owned by the
Company not represented in construction necessa
~ for the working of the road there left the Of
s2 900 the total cost of the road S26 692 per
mile sum not likely TO be materially increased,
cep, TO meet the legitimate demands of an increasing
traffic,
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Rccetpts OF Produce.

Rv North Riuey B,a,s S74 bis Flour 500 do. WhslI
rs 90 Pork si6 bush Rye IS 83 Do Com, 26 bbs Ash.
By the Hudson Rirer hdodd fer me reek ending rhldy
Juy 49, lE5 head Cattle 81 DO. Caves 50 DO sheep M
Sheen 500 kg Sundiy Pro, sons do Poultry do Esr
IS DO Butter bbls Flour loo bales Hay, 2l7o gals Mn
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MINIATURE ALNASA,

MINIATURE ALNASAc......rHIs DAY..
9Uy-Rses.4i8 lSets...........Tz MooA-oet-'' WV
wArgR................rhsD DAY
Sandy Hook. 2:o7 Gov Island. .2:57 Hell Sate...tS
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The business at the Clearing House for the week
shows a considerable falling of from the previous
week.
The Imports Of General Merchandise last week were
a. sos, 4s3 against same week of last year.
including Hides s94, lOO Cutlery s25 400, Hardware
saO,90O Iron s2l53OO, Lead s35,6Oo Steel 81, 900,
Nossses s2l 500 Sugar $3.50 800 Rags sl9, 800 Tea
SEQ, 400, Watches $4,000, Wine $685. 200, Buttons
eel, 900, Cigars s2s,9OO, Coffee $4,000. Linseed Oil
s47,5OO, Fms $4,000. The aggregate for the
vveek ia.
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Passengers Arrived

IN bip lara from GIasgorw. Duff and lady, Miss j. Ora
IN 6s,k filaa,, from Leghon-Lieut R. Stuart u g. ~
LADY, and family
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BY TeleRraph.
To Mariners.

FROM SANDY H0OK-Beow-Bark Marayal, HaT~
BsrbsGoes with 4O4 puDcheons Of molasses 70 T. Dws0L
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Dec sss. 2s2 Dee1,e7.ZS5 Inc-s.iS5s5l Dee. s.s5a
Ey reducing the Wheat Flour the qusny Of the latter
ef =, HE year. compared With the
period q lat y,sr shows dsce.- OF tJ - baIre oi Four
Tie low sable shows The quantity Of soe Of the prnc
IA articles OF rr.duee left tdewatsr from the
ent Of nGvigaon the 21 Of Juy, nelu i've euaz the
years 1875 eighty esys 1884 'evenyhve days aad 1855
L..
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Spoken. &c.

BY pilot boat Edwin Forrest 18th inst Ion. So, shp
Owen, for Phisdelphs; 18th Ion 6s Is, ship Lou<s h'-
Pbsdelphis
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The serfo-d bot received IL would probably Ia
the four wheat and com, bat not materially
change the figures 0n o.her articles
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The annexed figures Of the receipts of the New
York Central Railroad for the six months ending 3Oth
June appeared by accident in this journal to-day
the receipts of the Pennsylvania Central Railroad
We now reprint them. They show gain of nearly
half million of dollars in six months:
kleEIfrs OF rRr xrw.YoRK crNrRAL KMLRoAp FoR SIX
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le a, during the I'd week in July, in the


IA G9 Der. ~ u mo- u 20 Necss T,II
The ,grer.te quantity the Srols ett a. idswster
from the Of navigation - tn ih Of July, in
ens,v. Surinr The yrsrs 1884 md 1855 i iolows;
Flow. bb.,. Wh'si, bu. Con- 81; B-rlsy; sg:
las ...SnS7 SASS itsi.7@ 5o5S
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Totsl............'...'':' 80. ,n3
Among the assets on mana arc siooAs' 49, .. -
,ortosc.s Of other Railroad Companies amounting 10
s43O.i6i. OF this sum, $4,000 were subscribed 20
the sock of the Rock Island Company, part OF Sh,ch
was expended on the construction Of the Northern Ia
Ioen, made 10 other companies large portion OF Il be-
ipg 10 the Chicago and ST. Louis road. These al
ysnces enabled the above companies 20 finish their
works a, an early day, and thus contribu'e an eh-
tepsve business to the Michigan Southern and North
en- Indiana line. 80,
In August last a still further addition was made TO
the Construction stock of the companies, by an lssle
10 the old stockholders OF one snare TOR every SnfSs
,b.n held nv them at so e cent the remaining 70 =
cent being allowed to the stockholders as an extra
dividend from tie surplus prons. The amount OF these
three issues al the above date was:
In August. 1853.
In Msy, l6,f.................s....'.... 10
In August. ls5f................'.......'' s'i'N"
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Deels2 go Dec 90 sn Inc. i 10 .ts9 Dec H5s.5
The .ssregste quantity the articles ef AZ de water
from the COMMENCEMENT Of nsvriion 10 M "a o. jay n
elu.iye during the years 1888 and 1855 a. follows.
Four. bis Whesf, ia. Corn. bu Barley, D1.
Ifs3 III .076s 1853 as 7j7 1891
as5......s72 81 ga i5 40si.7c8 $50
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The COS, Of the road and equipment, at tho above
date wss <s,s55 500, or, including STEAMBOATS, ana
assets SO 246 7s6 This amount represented
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The operating expenses, including rent and taxes
1919 635 10 which adding S2l2 265 for interest
and $34,357 for boat connections the lakes, make
total cf $.26 25s leaving net profits 1914 662. Out
OF this were paid two dividends amounting 10 u =
cent upon the stock of both Companies The history
of railroads certainly presents neither in this country
nor elsewhere, parallel 10 the above in the same
space Of time considering the magnitude Of the work
and the difficulties WHICH had TO be overcome in its
construction.
The cost of the m4in stem and equipment at this
date of the Michigan Southern was 50 237 49t o. Of
the Northern Indiana, 81 92e 3l6 a. and Of the Erie
ano Kalamazoo, for consiruc ion, $3.50 043 a. Add
ing TO these, steamboats, owned by the Company, ma
erials, bills receivable stocks and cash on hand made
total Of s77I4, sl2 06. The liabilities Of the two
Companies were a. follows:
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The Exports for the week are very large compared
with the sameweck last year. being ST. 49, against
l67s The Exnorts incIude.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-10-26

CT An association of ladies, formed foy
the purpose Of securing the home Of Wash
ingtof from the speeulations of private per-
sons, and giving II public proprietary, has
realized already between 100000 and $40,
Co., one-t third ofthe necessary amount, and
it il thought they will be able TO accomplish
their purpose. A public meeting to promote
the end they have in view, was held at Phila-
delphia on the 23d instant
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-10-26

CT The editor Of the Times stopped on
his way 10 Fort Des Moines, he tells Il 9
public, IN company with I. :. Senator Jones,
Surveyor General Lewis, Land Officer Quig-
ley, and Deputy Surveyor Norman.
That little party was fair sample Of the
Locofocos State Convention, - four ffths
Office holders TO one-hfth Locofoco cd
itors, with few supernumerary ex-ofhce
holders thrown in.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-10-26

contemporary suggests national subscrip-
ton to build al Norfolk monument to the
memory of the doctors and nurses who SO no
bly, sacrificed their lives for the good of 9TH
ers. Agood suggestion. Nobleness and he
roism like this are much more deserving Of
monument than victors upon bloody field.
--fChicago Dem. Press.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-10-26
NOTICE TO BUILDERS.

4 LARGE and we'll selected stock of Paints Oils,
"a Glass, Narnsh, &c, DC, on hand and for sale
BY MOORE HoorR, Druggists, Main St., below
Third, consisting in part Of
White Lead pure 4 MOL.
Snow white Zinc, very superior,
Zinc dryer,
Colors in great variety, both dry and in ell put up
in !, ., 4. and 10 10 cans
Copal Narnsh,
Japan do
White do
Leather do
6fass Ut best brands and various sizes,
All of which they will sell cheaper than any other
house in the city, for cash.
Give III call. MOORE d HOOPER.
September 3. ls55-d
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Autumn stock!

p. d. II T. Il
IL AS now open o fine stock Of French and Amer
i / lean Printed and Plain DeI.aines Plain and
Plaid Merinoes Coburgs, Black and Coored Mo
hair, DeHages, Gc., to which he invites the atten-
ton Of the Ladies, assuring them that the style and
quality are unsurpassed and prices low the same
goods be sold in The country
keokuk Sept. 10. cav
n TESSRS. EDITORS: Please inform the Ladies
vi that We have received the largest stock of en-
broideries, Collars from cents to $500 Maltese,
Black silk Brussels and real thread Laces Lace
onett and Swiss Collars Corsets, Ribbons, MORE An
tique and Ribbon Trimmings, BE- DC.
II. u. WOODWARD co.
Aug. %, ls55.-ddw
Fail styles.
WEhsve just received our FAN styles of Ladies
W Velvet, Cloth, and silk oloaks, Talms and
Visettes; also Of Brocha aud Plaid Shawls.
sep27ddw WOODWARD Il co
nRESS TRIMMINGS Ladies can be suited
IL In this line at
sep27d&w WOODWARD d cos
DLAIDs.--Tho8e beautiful scotch and Tartan
L Plaids every variety can b found AZ
sep27d6w WOODWARD 4 co.'s
XNTOOL DELAINEa. -Eyery variety ol plain and
w figured Wool DeLanes just received at
sep27ddw WOODWARD Il co.'s.
ID EADY MADE CLOrHING.-Ey Everything IN this
~ line be had at the lowest figures at
sep27dpw WOODWARD & co.'s
NV HOOKS.
DTS Of Barney by Mackenzie series Of Irish
oct cd 1T. tAvE4 son.
y ICHARD HURDIS-A tale Of Alabama, fairly
IL iilastratedj by W. Gilmore simms For sale by
oct cd J T. CAVE son.
EUl RIVERS-A tale Of Georgia; by W Gill
~ more simms Tor sale by
oct cd 1T. CAVE son.
CORA and the Doctor; or revelations Of Physi-
" Clans wife. For sale by
oct cd 1T. CAVE 4 SON.
I AND, Labor aud cold OF two years Victoria,
L. with visits 80 sydney and Nandeiman's Land;
by VIM. Iiowitt. For sale bv
oyt 6-d J.T.cAvE4 son.
JIABITS and Men; with remnant. Of record touch
Il Il ing the makers Of both; by Or. Doran.
0cte.-4d J. 4. CAVE a son.
rINHE Fayorite Autborcss If the south
L A new Novel by the Author of "Aone''
The Hidden Path" a novel by Marion Harland
Those who have read il pronounce it superior to
"a ieBe." 1t is more finished production, yet
tanning all tho pathos and naturalncss the former
one. For sale by CAVE d S0S.
vINHE BOOK AND us ~TORY--A narrative for
/ the young 81 occasion of he Jubie, Of the
British and Foreign Bible Society. For sale by
sep 10 CAVE son.
kIOKNiN6S WITH JksUS-A series If deNo-
vi toual reading for the closet and the family
Carefully prepared from notes 4 sermons preached
BY the late Rev. VIM. Gay, Of Bath
For saie by sep i CAVE 4 son.
FINHACKERAY'~ New Work, The Newcomes, Z"
L Memoirs Of most respectable family. For
sale by sep20 CAVE & son.
rINHE kisses Of Joailnvs ~gcundus aud Jean B.nne
l. fons, with a selection from tbs best Ancient and
Modern Authors. For sale by
sep2e CAVE & son.
BANANA Ii lsJ5.--An Account of the Panama
1 Railroad, Of the Cities % Panama and Aspn-
wal with Sketches Of Life and Character the 18th
mus, By Robert Tones tor sale ~
sepZod CAVE & son.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-10-26

CT When you 20 TO Fort pes Moines,
70 either TO Warner d Spoford's Des
Mones House, or Morris "Evcrett House. y
They are both fine hotels, kept by men who
understand the wants Of the travelling COM
munity, and are always ready to attend to
guests Times.
Or to the Cottage House, Of our friend
Hayes, the only other hotel in the place.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-10-26

EV We would direct the attention of our
business men to the card Of Messrs. Scholte
K Grant, of Pella. They are energetic bust
ness men, and have the means, in several
ways, of serving the interests of dealers.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-10-26
HUK LHNGTON


Corner Main and Jefferson streets,
BURLINGTON, Iowa.
4 BRANCH Of the Mercantile C.llegc of Penn
y svivania-incor porated by the Legislature OF
ii at State with PERI etual charter
TRUSTEES
His ExcelIeney th e Hox. JAMES BCcnANAS; Ho "
WILLIAM WILKINS late Secretary ut War; tn .
Hon Moses HANur On; Hos. W IL Lowry hos.
CHARLES NAYIoR and GEs. j. h MooEEHEAp.
Faculty.
ANDREW t. HOW'D y, late senior Professor of Book
keeping and Connie rcial Science III the Mercantile
College of Pennsylvania.
Louis III. DALHorf late Professor of Commercial
and Ornamental Penmanship IN the same nstita-
ton.
CHAs. BEN. DARwts, member of the burlington
Bar--professor Of Mercantile Law.
The Princi pals design carrying on In every PAT
tcuiar that Of training for business intro
dueed and followed up for upwards Of fifteen years
by Mr. DuFF the founder of the Mercantile College
of Pennsy lvania. by which about , -00o merchants
and accountants have been qualified for business
/; is now regarded by business the most
thorough and effective preparation for the
ant given in the United States 1t comprehends
upwards Of 400 real business Observation-Disclosures
ting SIX different methods Of conducting books BY
double entry--about 800 commercial computations,
explaining many business operations not found IN
common AR thmetes-a comprehensive course OF
mercantile penmanshiI- business forms aud bust
ness Ietters--dally lectures on commercial law aud
commercial sciences.
Daf's Book Keeping. Harper's edition, price ST.
90 the most perfect aud comprehensive in the Eng
lsh language. Dufi's Western Steamers Account
ant, perfect system for such accounts, Sl-To be
had ut Corse Is Book Store, Jefferson Street.
2xy- send for a Circular by mail.
Burlington, July 10, 1850. d1w
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!, general assert ent OF
NADDLERY HARDWARE.

SaddleTy Hardware, we'll selected in the Eas mar
ket and for sale mt st. Lonis prices
They have hand and are constantly manu-
featuring Of the best materials, Saddles, Brides and
Harness Of every description.
The above articles will be sold at wholesale or re-
tail at uniform prices.
Those wanting anything in our line will do well
TO call and examine our stock before buying a. We
intend to give ali, the worth Of their money
The highest price will be paid in cash FOR Hides
j o. BERNARD co.
Keokuk 20, Sept '55-dAw
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j. Mermaid l. 60:

Lave taken the old stand Of l.. Z, s,rs.t on,.,-
l. i merly j. c. Trim bie) No. So, Ma ~ off, for
site hiibonrnes new buildings, where l.. ,~ent ~
sale cheap the cheapest, u general assor. -.
shoe, saddle an Harness Leath> 4
Enamellcd and Patent Leather, Enamelled Clot
Trunks Carpet Bags, Fly Nets, Whips and Whip
ixa@has
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Shaving a. Hair Cutting Extra ordHf !.
mary!

mary!
GHAMPO0NING AGKEEABLY PERFORMED.
- The tayorite Saloon Of George Cabus, ON Main
Street, below Parsonss Bank, presents new attnc-
tions 70 the citizens Of keokuk. Having obtained
assistants in my business superior to any before
employed in this city, invite the patronage Of the
community, as nm satisfied that I can shave clean
or, cut hair more Handsomely, and shampoon with
more dexterity than any barber in the State Of Iowa.
Competition challenged GEORGE CABUS.
August ~, ls55.-lyddw6m
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-10-26

A COMPLETE assortment oi Swiss and Book
( M0uslins, Bishop Lawns, Carcenet Cambrics,
Linens, Lsees White Curtains kc for sale cheap 1t
Sept. !, 1865. j. d. MINCHELL 4 cos.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-10-26

SEE How THEW Rus. - The Albany Eve
ming Journal gives the following as u correct
hist Of the Administratj on Soft Shell organs
that have gone over 70 the Republican party;
The 81. Lawrenc Republican
The 81 Lawrer zee Democrat
The Saratoga County Helper.
The Otsego County Democrat.
The oieaD (Cattaraugus County, journal
The Thor, (Iierkimer County, independent.
The Ir yuga County Chief.
Inc ulton (0swego County, Democrat.
IN Northern Essex County, Standard.
, ne Lewis County Republican.
The Cobleskill (Scoharie County, Journal.
The Oneida County Sachem, and
One half Of The Albany Atlas.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-10-26

Ess~ Dukc Is selling of ST cost, and will close up
entirely this month. Cali soon, If you want good
bargains
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-10-26

A CANINE HERo.-The following account
Of the exploits of dog in the Crimea sur
passes every thing heretofore recorded of the
devotion and bravery of this noble animal ::
A great sensation has been caused in the
camp of the Allies by the heroic deeds Of a
dog belonging to Col. Metmann, of the I'D
regiment Of the line. On the 10th of Au-
gust, during the battle of Tchernava, the
quadruped broke his chain, fought in the
ranks Of the army. saved the life Of a serge
ant and soldier, and took three Russians
prisoners. A ball struck his foot, but the
wound only embittered the animal the more.
He threw himself upon Russian officer,
flung him TO the ground, and dragged him
prisoner BY his coat collar 10 the French. A
physician has bound up the wound, and the
four footed hero il convalesclng. He will
probably receive some mark of honor, as an
other dog in the English army has been re-
warded with medal for his devotion TO his
master.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-10-26
l. roSSABtF GRO. h. SMYTH. n. CoNSABLk
CONNABLE, SMYTH & CO.,
Wholesale Or

Dealers IN Tennessee Iron and Forwarding and Con-
mission Merchants, Nos. 81 and %, LeFee,
A RE now receiving the following, completing
n their Spring stock, which they offer 10 the trade
at very low rates. They will do justice to any or
IL. l.. -.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-10-26
NEW OYSTER DEPOT.

FTyHE unders gred are eiging daily, by expires.
i fresh Baltimore Oysters, which We offer > n
citizens Of keokuk and vicinity by the dozen
We have also fitted NJ Saloon, where NJ
comm date Ladies as well a. Gentlemen with goo
plate Of fresb oysters.
CREIGHTON 4 DINNER.
Oct sd Johnston Street.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-10-26
Musical In.Irurne nts.

GUCH AZ Guitars, Nielins, Banjos Aceordeons
- Flutes, Ffes. Piceioe. Clarlonets, g. Also
Bows, string and all trimmings to the Violin ans
Guitar, b. hal nj
otlgd CREIGHTON DINNER 8
.Inhn.nn street. keoknk.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-10-26
New Paper Hangings.

NeW FHHeT HAngEnFs.
IN 600 Bolt ne~ and b aa,ifqi PAPER Hang
Halls, Chambers. Dining and Drawing Rooms.
Paper hung IN the most superior manner. Orders
promptly executed J. T. CAVE 4 son.
Main ST.. bet. 3d 4 sth. octl6 d2m.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-10-26

TAKE NOTICE.
4 MOTHER great arrival of Fall Styles of -
~ gents Hats Fur Moieskin Hats. Gents
soft Cashmere Hats all the latest styles, just
received, and for sale cheap at SIiELDoN's
New YoRG HAT STORE,
Get. Id Main, I'D ST.
JUST RECEIVED,
nIRECT from New York, the largest and most
L. splendid stock of Ladies Fancy Furs, Fancy
Robes Fur Gauntlets. Swan & Down Nictorines and
Cuffs; Gent Fur Muiiers, Fur Gloves dc.. &C. ever
brought To the West. IshaH erer Great Inducements
aipho ,oant anything in the dbone hae, and Will
sell sets Of Victornes cheaper than the article
can b. bought in ST. Louis. All ask is for YOU to
call and examine my stock, which is superior to any
thing in the West.
Ladies please call and look over my stock. No
trouble to show goods. Don forget the place but
call at the New YORK EproRIts.
A. c. SHELDON,
Oct. IL, SD Main, 81 ST.