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HATS! HATS,! HATSi,!
The Spring Style for 1855.
AT THE
New York Hat Emporium
~, MAIN ST, BETWEEN "A nra An

a Z. SHELDON would respectfully an-CE
Il nounce TO the citizens of Keoknk and ~
vicinity that he has established himself at
heokuk, for the manufacture and sale OF Hats
Caps, Furs and Straw Goods, and will open
about the 9th of Mach large and complete
stock OF the above goods of the latest and most
fashionable style. Having been connecied for
term of years with one of the largest whole
sale manufacturing houses in New York will en-.
able me to sell my goods at lower price than
any house in the trade. hope by close app-
cation TO business and desire TO please the pub.
iic, TO receive a share of their patronage, and
supply every want that comes within the leglti-
mate sphere OF my business. Country mer
chants are respectfully invited 10 call aud exam
ine previous to buying elsewhere Nv motto is
sReady Pay, Quick Sales and Small Profits y
Gents, Just drop in and examine the spring
style OF Mole Skin Hats for 1883.
A. G. SHELDON, Halter.
April 25, 1855. Wy
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ODELL x MATLE6S,
mANUFAcTURERs AND DEALERS IN
Boots and Shoes,
Opposite Smiths Banking House,
kEOKUK IOWA


CALEB ODELL having associated with HIM
" self Mr.. l.. Matless, in the Boot and Shoe
business, the new firm is prepared to do more
extensive business than ever heretofore They
have Just received very large assortment for
spriag and Summer Trade,
Including all desirable styles and qualities for
Ladies', Misses, Gentlemen, Boys, and children,
which will be sold as low for cash any dealer
can sell them.
We intend to pay particular attention 10
Custom Work,
and believing that HoME MANUFACTURES ought 10
to be encouraged, and will be encouraged if WILL
DONE, we employ none but the very best hands,
and PLENTY Of them. in order that we may guar
antee all work to give perfect satisfaction, aud
fill all orders with entire punctualy.
REPAIRisc done with neatness and DISPATCH
We invite all persons TO give US call, at the
sign Of the Mammoth Shoe.
ODELL L. MATLESS.
March 30, 1855 d&wiy.
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THREE Daily Through Trans. between Pi i
ladeiphia and Pittsburg THE MORNIAt
MAIL TRAIN leaves Philadelphia for PittsbLre
~ ~ A. NJ. and Pilt~hurg for Philadelphia al
4. NJ. THE FAST LINE leaves Philat elphia
for Pittsburg al P. M, and pittshurg for phila-
delphia at P. NJ. THE NIGHT EXPRESS
TRAIN leaves Philadelphia fer Plttsburg at
P. NJ, ard Pit,shurg for Philadelphia at 10 r. NJ
The above lines connect al ptishurg with
Railroads TO AND FROM St. Louis, Mo; Alton,
Galena and Chicago, Ills; Frankford, Lexing on
and Louisville, KY; Terre Haute, Madison, La
ayette, and Indianapolis, Ind Cincinnati, Day
ton, Springfield, Beliefontaine, Sandasky, Toledo
Cleveland, Columbus, Iahesville, MassiIon and
Wooster. Ohio; also, with the Steam Packet Boats
from and TO New ORLEANS, ST. Louis, LOUIS
VILE, and CIScfSSATI.
Through Tickets can be had to or from either
Of the above places.
For further particulars, see Hand bills al the
different starting points. Passengers from The
West will find this the shortest and most exnedi-
tious routet TO Philadelphia, Baltimore, New York
OF Boston.
TH0S. MOORE,
AGENT, Passenger Lines, Philadelphia.
J. MESKIMEN,
Agent, Passenger Lines, Pittsburg.
Feb. /, 1855. "
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Fifty Lots for Sale.

Ii HANDSOMELY located ON Morgan. Fulton,
IL and Franklin Streets, continued One fifth
payable in cash or in approved materials or labor
for building, and the remainder Ia payments Of
one, two, three, and four years with temper cent.
interest.
WANTED-A fret rate saddle horse, or horse
and buggy.
Apply 10 WM. II. WILLIAMS
Corner of Second and High Streets.
Keokak. Aprii ~. .lH32. 5wl
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DR.. ]. Z. RICKEY, Surgeon Dentist.
Having returned from the East, will
bZ<6l be happy 10 wait on his friends. -
'1IlYYO Having large stock Of Teeth, from
the best manufactures, can please
the most fasiidions. Teeth mounted on either
gold or pla'ina, on his new improved method,
which is now being used by the best Dentists
lie is also prepared to cunt Block Teeth, or
Continuous Gums, on gold or pla'ina; tphen on
the lutter, at lower price amounting 10 the diff
ference in cost Of material; full sets on gold for
800, on PLATI>A for $50; all work warranted.
Office over Burke's store, corner of Main and Sd
streets, keokuk. march2I dIy
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PENNsYLyANiA RAILROAD.



h Great Central Route, connecting the At
iantlc cities with Western, North W esiern
and Southwestern States. by a continuous Rail
way direct. THIS road also connects at Pitts
burg with daily line Of Steamers 10 all ports or
the Western Rivers, and at Cleveland and San
dusky with Steamers 10 all ports on the North
western Lakes making The most direct, cheapest
and reliable route by which FREIGHT can be
forwarded 10 and from the Great Vest
RATES BETWEEN PHILApELPHIA AND pIyTsBuRG.
FIRST Glass - Boots, Shoes,
Dry Goods, (u boxts) Furs} rs c. per l00lb.
Feathers, &c.
"a Class Books and Station
cry, Dry Goods Gin bales, 20 {. Per l0olb
Hardware, Leather, Wool, !
Sd Glass Anvls. Baggng,
Bacon and Pork lin bulk),i 50 G. per l00lb.
Hemp, &c,
sth CLAss.--Coffee, Fish Bal
con and Pork packed Lard} 10 C. per looIb.
and Lard OIL,
HTl la shipping Goods from any point East OF
Philadelphia, be particular TO mark package Ssuia
Peansyfuaata Raaroad'' - All Goods consigned
10 the Agents of this Road at phladelphia or
Ptitsburg, will be forwarded without detention
FREIGHT AGENTS Moses Potter. Boston
/, Elliott, \. York; f. j. Sneeder, phIadeiphs;
Magraw koons, Baltimore Geo. C. Francis
Gus Pitsbnrg sprigman & Brown, Cincinna-
Il, OHIO u. 5. Moorehead, Louisville, XIV: II.
c. Medram, Madison, Eat RatcilfF & Co, St
Louis, Mo il s. Mitchell & Son, Evansville
Indiana
H HOUSTON.
General Freight Agent, Philadelphia
H. ]. LON BAERT, snp't, Altoona, Pa.
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(ToRMERLY KEnKuR HoTEL,)
~ LOCATED on the Levee, below NJ AIMS,
Fl most convenient to the steamboat landing
Has been taken by the subscriber, tlate OF
the phpnix Hotel, } and has been thoroughly re.
paired and well furnished. The entire arrange
ments are made with a view to the comfort oil
his friends and customers. He hopes, tber efore
by strict attention TO business TO have share oil
public patronage. The attendants speak the
English, German, and French languages. Give
me call. DANIEL ACNE
March 5, 1885. d&wii
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ErEENNY NJ. u srrN,
Mckenny 4 Runner

| AVE this day associated themselves together
~ ior the Transaction of the Drug business in
al us branches. They expect to keep on hand
general and we'll selected assortment OF Pure
Drugs, Chemicals, Perfumery, Paints, Oils, sc
Also have by this arrangement become sole
pros riefors for the manufacture and sale of II
X. Gillmore's celebrated Mamaluke Iiniment
aud unrisaled Vegetable Anti Bilious Pills, for
me states OF Iowa, Illinois, Missouri, Wisconsin,
Minnesota, and territory of Nebraska.
All orders in future Will be addressed 10
McKENNY 4 RUNNER.
Dec 6, 1854. diff
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Next door to Charles Parsons Banking House
KEOK KUK, low
- -GN$A THE subscriber has Just re-
~. .SA ceived a large and beautiful
of Gold and Silver Watch.
es, Gold Jeweiry &c, comprising the latest .tyle
OF LADIES' Breast Pins, Ear Rings, Finger Rings,
CuH Pins, Gold Guard and Fob Chains, Keys,
Seals, Silver Thmbles, Gold Slides, Snaps,
Studs, Gold Pens with or without holders, G old
Pencils, Pens and Pencils
WATCH REPAIRING.
The subscriber being practical matchmaker
feels competent 70 repair The most difficult and
delicate work that may be entrusted 10 his care.
All work warranted to give satisfaction
Correct Time
The pnolle may rest assured that She correct
time is, and always will be kept By
N. ". JONES.
Nov. -, 1854. lyd
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PLOWS AND WAGONS.
TAXYnp 4. M.YER

TAYLOR & MCKEE,
Successors of Newton & Stephens.
CORNER OF MAIN AND 18th STREETS
KiOkUK, IOWA.
w HERE they keep constantly on hand all
w kinds of piews, Wagons and Carriages,
made in the best style and ont OF the best quality
of materials Wholesale anal retail.
TAYLOR & MCKEE
March IA 1855. d&wtf
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j. HUTCHINSON. JAS. DEWEY.
Merchant Yaiiors,
THIRD Street, betWeen Main and johnson
kEOKUk. IOWA.
III AVElust received, at their Fashionable Tail.
IL orlng and Furnishing Establishment, choice
and excellent supply ef broadcloths, Cassi,neres
vesiings, and 'Cefflemen's Furnishing Goods o,
all descriptions, and guarantee that their work
shall be done In the most approved ard satisfac-
tory manner. They constantly receiving the
New York and Philadelphia Fashions, and re.
spectfuily solicit all who desire good work and
the best material to give them a call
HUTCHINSON 4 DEWEY.
April 5, 1855. dly
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THE undersigned having had several years
L experience in putting on Varren's celebrated
Composition Gravel Roofs, is prepared to fiil all
orders in keokuk and surrounding country on
the shortest possible notice Old roofs repaired
aud second coating done TO order.
Charges moderate and work warranted.
JAMES KNIGHT.
April u, 1855 d3m
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UES MorN ES ESNAv1GATlON AND RAIL
moan COdpANY

NOTICE "A CALI OF Five per cent.
n uponsthe nnpait stock OF the DeS 4 -
Molues Navigation aud railroad Com
pany was this day made BY the BOARD of DfeQoom
ps yabe al the Treasurels office, Is, Willla0 ooo
New York, as follows: one per cent On ~ II
d.y OF April two per cent. on the st day of 1tS
and two per cent. on the ist day u Juno uoGf4, f
A. HUNT, Treao9Gt q
Dated Feb. i1th, 1898. marcAlA vi n7 II 4A.
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A. SH A w,
Il A MIL G Il q G. Il Il

North side Main, bettceeH 7fA Il Sth SITS,
Keeps all kinds of fresh and cheap Groceries and
Provisions for family use.
keokuk Feb 81, 1885,. div
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n OHFU.
4. creA- Feeling very thankful Tor the
I'M - liberal patronage heretofore re-
0A ceved, ! take the liberty TO
cali the Alterations Of the public to the extensive
Stock OF
WATCHES AND JEwELRY,
of every description, have now on hand, which
am enabled 10 sell lower thaa ST. Louis prices.
Also, having been practical matchmaker for
o number OF years, feel confident Of giving sal
islacti ton, a. regards watches left in my care
JULES GEISER.
Keok kuk, Jan II, 1855.
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n. r. MILLER, BECK.
MILLER q BECK
Attorneys at Law and Solicitors In
Chancery,

@iyeHtS JVT nc UIUf6FVuttUN y LuHU ItIleS
and the purchase and safe Of Real Estate
WILL hereafter practice in and regularly at
w tend the District Courts of Keokuk and FL
adison, and OF the other counties of the First
Judic ia District of Iowa and will also practice
in the Supreme Court Of the State
Fl Madison, Feb. 18th, 1855. diff
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Teas.

loo half chests fresh Imperial, Gunpowder,
Young Hyson and Black Teas, embracing every
quality for sale by
CLEGHORN & HARRISON.
April ID, 1856
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The Book Of the Season has Arrived.
THE MAY FLOWER, from the pen of Mrs
i Harriet Beecher Stowe, can be found on the
counter of Messrs. GRAHAM CAVE.
May l, 1885.
SUNNY Memories in Foreign Lands, by H. B.
- Stove Newsboy-equai TO the LnmrIight-
er; Katharine Ashton; Journey 10 Central AT
RIGA, by Bayard Taylor For sale by
GRAHAM & CAVE
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WOODEN WARE
l25 dozen buckets, and hoops,
100 nest tubs, @ and { In.
10 dozen We buckets,
10 dozen half bushels,
> do churns,
5 do Tar buckets,
50 do brooms,
100 do wash boards,
% gross clothes piEs' patent and plan,
20 dozen wood faucets,
30 do shoe brushes,
do large tubs. lhome manufsr tare,
For sale BY CLEGRDRN & HARRISON
April IL, 1855.
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Nails.

/ 9)S KEGS Boston and Pittsburgh nails. all
1Ac sizes from Sd TO 40d, in store and for
sale by CLEGHORN g. HARRISON.
! April Ii 1888.
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General Freight Agent, Philadelphi,
h. j. LON BAEkT, sap'i, Altoona, Pa
Feb. / 1855. "
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IAW MANDRlLs-A large assortment for
~ circular saws. Just received and for sale low
by BALDWIN, EVANS l. CO.
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The Vienna Conferences

/
\ further paper containing the final protocol
Of the Vienna conference. and the close at that
negotiate IN ha- been laId before the Engt III
! Parliament, and puts rs in possession Of the
! closing scene.
Count Buol having requested the Plenipoten.
tiaries To- assemble nj his office on the 4th oi June
proceeded to state that, last resource, Aus
tria was prepared TO make another proposition to
settle. bv way of compromise. the disputed point
Of the limitation of the Russian naval force IN
the Black Sen In the eleventh conference, held
on the 18Th of April VI. Dronyn de rlluys had
suggested that. "a Russia pnremptorly objected
10 treat with the other great Powers on the limi-
tation Of her own naval forces, AN expcdlent might
he found to meet the difficulty by bringing about
n direct arrangement between Russia and the
Porte TO ADJUST the balance of their respective
forces, which arrangement should have the s0pe
validity and effect as the general acts ofthe con
ference To this was added Lord John Rassel :
remark Of March l9th, that the most admlssib"
terms Of pence would b" those which should com
bine the honor of Ru--ia with the security of En-
rope. Upon these hints the An. rian Cabinet
con slructrd j. fioal ~chrmr. manly:
Fr-tly That the great Power, should bind
themselves 10 respect the independence and
territorial integrity of the Ottoman Empire. and
should hind Themselves IN nsidrr every aet or
event Of n nature 10 infringe upon it It, qaes
ton Of European interest.
Secondly. That the plenipntentinrcs Of Rus
STA and Turkey should propose, by common
agreement, 10 the conference the o4ual amount of
the effective naval forces to be kept up by them
in the Black Sen, such amount not to exceed the
number Of ships Row aioat in that sea, and that
this agreement should form AN integral part Of
the general treaty; the straits to remain closed,
but ench of the other Powers To be authorized
by frman Ia station two frignteS IN the Black
sen and in case of hostilities the Sultan tnopen
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their neighbors. In the meantime the Coroner
does very cruel thing lie ascertnins, beyond
n doubt. Who the unknown is, and dissipated,
by word. all the fury net work OF fancy and
speculation. Her name is Sarah Williams,and she
has been we'll known for yenrs a. prostitute ot
Duane street. need not pronounce the mortal
las Barton calls IL ON all this. Let each one
read it for hinsclf--bIt W. ID think that the
aforesaid yiraou- people Of Brooklyn look fathor
foolish, at this distance.
The fine cid country games of cricket aud base
are growing tn be very fashionable here. aud til"
practise Of them promises to improve the physique
of that portion Of Young America VIII" find them
selves confined. by their business, too much III
doars The numerous clubs at this fine season
Of the year indulge i'll frequent excursions and on
some chosen fitting ground with their friends
aud swcnthcarts rs spectators, pursue the manly
sport with rs much spirit as animated the an
Gent tourney.
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TIE FOREIGN News

The news by the Baltic Is condrmatrry of the
successes which had been obtained by the allies
before Sebastopo hut no decided blow had been
struck The battle which resulted in the cap
ture of the Mamelon tower appears to have been
most sanguinary. The guns of the French can
now command the Russian ships in the harbor of
Seha~topoI. The allied fleets in the Of Azoit
bud destroyed the stores at Paganrog, Mariana
pol and Genitsch, and it j. said that an eNpedi-
lion is now fitting out at Portsmouth to pct n
gainst pcrckep. lho evacuation OF the fortress
of Anapa, has again brought the allies into con
nection with the CircH>>ians, though then al
lianceis not much counted on.
The fight before the Mamelon was obstinate,
but successful. The important point in the nc ION
is said to he that the French FRI their posi-
ton reach the ships in the harbor of Sebasto-
pol.
The Grand Duke Constantine has been appoin-
ted Regent of Russia in case Of the decease of
Alexander II. Ex President Fillmore has been
received with much honor in England. The
revolution not yet entirely suppressed in
Spain. The condition of the French Empress
afforded hopes that she would present an heir to
the throne Bait I'm
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ARRIVALS at the WASHINGTON HOUSE

"
VIM w. LEFrWICH .......... Proprietor.
Jnmes, Franklin; \ p Jetcr, Bedford; VI
Gannaway, Wytho,illc; Jas Milan. Bedford; 5 I
Hurt, Miss Hamlet, Miss Il |. Hamlet, Camp
bell; Thos Wedding, Miss Wedding; Mrs : J
Jones, c Gilbert, Miss Gilbert, Pittsvlvana; Miss
VI Lcitwich. Bedfrd Jas o Farrell, Halifax.
W w Hurt, W { Shelton, Campbel JOS Faris,
Bedford; AGlage. Montgomery; c w Norris ir,
Philadelphia; .lehu Williams, city; Juo II Swim
ney, Cnmphel Il Hoffman, Danve Jos \
Lee, Bedford; Jos " Layne, Campbell, AL
Noel, Miss Cramcr Bedford; + 7 Payne, Giles;
W { Gordon, Wytheyillc; c Englcdove, do; J II
Saunders, Franklin; G. c Tarner. do; Ghas \
Ronald, Montgomery; & W Shield, White Sui.
phur Springs VIM II Trucks, Wytheville; \ J
Grayson, Wsthe; Albert Nauchn, Pittsyi.
Fania jesse \ Jones, Nelson; Benz. A Dicken
oon, do; JAS. T. Gil!s Washington city; Jas O
Freeman, Bedford; Miss Lizzie Freeman. do :;
ihos b Jopling, do j NJ Craghe,d, Franklin :;
IL Davis, Riehmoud; NJ blackboard City; II
Cheatwood, Bedford; Lynch d Johns, Pittsylya-
mia; VIM T. Johns, do.
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The ERIE rRoumrs.-We understand from
the Erie papers that GOV. Pollock has refused to
sanction the bill repeating the charter Of the
Eric aud Northeast Company till the following
compromise resolutions have been acted upon
lst. The Erie and Northeast Company to extend
their road to the harhor from any point at least
one mile east ri the city of Ere, and there to
meet with the {, T. and A. kaiir lad, and take Up
their mp town track and depot; or ID Toextend
the road To the harhor, and have the road and de
pot up town legalized now laid down, but to
change the guage of the road within six months
to feet - inches, or six feet, or both. If the
people accept the proposition and the companies
do not, the late bill will be signed but ifthe com
panies accept and the people do not, the Governor
will refuse his signature
We learn from the Observer that the authori
ties of that city have accepted of the compro-
mise, and the decision now rests with the Railroad
Company. Censor
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"'7'I y = = Il y.
La >ule precinct. reo,in 90. H., feby 6. 1919.
H.. RAnk.n. OF Nv calr.s. ILL .s.1s.1

EsQ. BARRFR, OF INV CAarnv 1T. sAYs:1
Nj. n. & tarre's Arahiln l.uiment Ia. cured some
had ca,rs here which every other remedy had failed
in; white swelling and contracted cords i .
ih leg Of hny twelve Yeas oil. The leg had sitler
rVHA, ND acted lint he ha M >e # IT,
brre do had tried their sill upon vain und
hr fast sinking the grave. when ba3s father
U,s iuiurrd ny l.. q. fnncrs Ambap in met
Bcfrr lie f.i bolllo sf.d up be- Nj. b 3
tore nn the fr> words he spoke wore, NJ. Barker
yaur = ,hal Lin.rcnt VOC hive in the ,tare the one
bottle got il my boy goo than ali that had ever
been done betor..' han ho9 is wei, ami hearty,
and ha. free Of his ieg. Il j. goot FOE -prans
rui,e-, cuts, buri- and >v,rnes.
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would seem to be the burden of our da-
ly songs now days, If we were To- Judge
10y the number of suicides which have startled
the community during the last week. And
all for low, The course of true love must run
very roughly at these times to cause such slight
n valuation to be set on life. OF the hali-dulru
self murders which have occurred here during
the Inst i've days, that one in Brooklyn. whore
the lovers concluded to shuttle off this mo al
COLI together, and to enter an eternity in each
Others arma. - the mast curious and ptrhnp- N
structive. With all the due reverence fnr ,,se
solemn character of an event 81 shocking IA
such i, ath. we cannot help being amused by
the movements Of sone parties, aud the awk-
ward "fxa they find themselves in. Young
aud interesting female is found dead in a roman.
tic way, with her lover in her arms, and a
bottle of poison by her side-on his IL
Tiers premises She i entirely unknown 10
everybody, aud consequently her remain. oae
sent To- the Dead House But there II n r,N-t.lv
hanging over her, which awake Is the sympathy
of all the gentle ladies and tender gentlemen IN
the ueghborhood, and slraitwav they are highly
indignant ard noisy. She may be princess in
/ disguise-who knows She may he anybody
/ vou choose to foucy her, and the Imagination of
/ these sympathcijo .deu- i highly prolific Wen,
! the excitement waNed strong the afflicted family
of the dead young man are insulted and de-
nouneel Is inhuman-luge sums of money are
raised 10 defray the eNpeu>c Of a magnificent fu.
neral, aad a gentleman. house i generously
thrown open for the reception Of the bod, of tue
'beautiful unfortunate young lady. The fu-
neral ceremonies proceed, and, after the eulogis-
tic discourse pronounced by most reverend di-
vine (all involved in mystery, the remains de.
posted in rich sarcophagus, inscribed ITO the
Unknown" and decorated with garlands, ar,
laid to rest in Cyprus Hills, All this is highly
| proper aud the romance of it is pretty, but The
poor family of Mr. Gustn are made to feel the
weight of their sorrow doubled by the insults d
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

The funeral Of Captain James Lampkin will be
preached by Bishop Early at Bethlehem, Am
herst. Sunday, the 9Th, at II o'clock.
The funeral of the late Isaac n. Pettyiohn will
be preached. by the same. Mt O'Clock the same
day. at the residence of his father
The Rev. DIR. Sehon will preach missionary
sermon at the 18th street Methodist church. on
Sunday morning, the 6th inst, and at the Sd st.
Church at night. 1t
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COMMERCIAL.
Lynchburg Market Jplv a

fnnaoco -lnsPe Inn, fro, II of Ortob.y, -
a.! hhds' d." same time LIST year J48 hhd. In.,.
tons the pat week SIS hhI corresponding seI. T..
jear Dol l'd- ktrr e,- .ninai IN in our rs,t
Sales Al from = 10 = 30 Tor Lug. si5n IT, 80 far
mon To medium Leai - to sl3 p tor good and 6ao
shipping and stemn'ins, $40 L. 80 fair Ia fin. ,
uiueturng, and irnm $50 IL % Tor fne t. .&ta d.
Wnfar Nothing doing
ttet'H-Saperine so ~ fnmilv sll 30
Cohs.-sl 10 u - rpr ',a.hs of 60 lb.
WI. +. SMITH,
Commission Merchant