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~ Thereis an institution in Havana called
the Penela, sort Of Hospital, where hus-
bands have the power to confne their naughty
wives. The power is frequently exercise /,
the husband, during the absence of his VII, /,
paying the expenses. -.
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Ey An old soaker in Boston, being found
In the gutter on rainy night, the water max
ing a clear breach over him from head to
heels was asked by apasser what be wasdO-
ing there. '-0h, said he,' {" agreed ~
meet man here" '-.--' "-'--' -
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GEOI,GE r. KIDWELL 4 co.,

ALL KIN DS OF GOALS ARD WOOD,
gHoURTEENT'H STREET, '(0ppOsits Frank
Il lin Engins HOaSe,) have now on hand every
article In their line. which will be sold al price
to suit the times They solicit share or public
patronage, pledginss themselves to give satisfac-
lion to all % = = % 50. iti-.r..@. s-'7fs
NB-A cargo Of White and Red Ash Goa
(ahoaD will be sold low If ordered from the whaH,
IL 2U-eO1m%
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FINE WATCHES.

FINE WATCHES.
HAVING made a considerable addition to my
HI stock of GOLD HUNTING PAT q
ENTIEVERS. and LADIES' WATCH ~
ES OF first quality, heavy Is carat cases. GSsS,
Also, SILVER WATCHES for boys. azRn1ss
| offer them at greatly reduced prices The
moveme nts are selected with great care, and every
Watch is WARRANTED. '...i
Person IN want Of a fine timekeeper are invited
to examine my assortment
H. SEMKEN,
No $50 Pa. avenue, betw. 9th and 10th sts
mar 20
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CURE FOR HOT WEATHER.

A RNY'S ICE. CREAMS, CAKE, and WA
n TER ICES, for which he was awarded a
Medal by the Metropoiitsn Mechanics' institute,
sent 10 any part OF the District free OF charge
send Your orders to 81 Bridge ST, Geofgetown.
iy a-eof
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FAIR HILL BOARDING SCHOOL FOR
GIRLS.

S1Edy Spring, MORtg OnIsTy county, Nd
'INHE ninth term OF this Institution will COM
Il mence On the 10Th day OF the ninth month
tSrptembeT) next.
Circulars containing the needful information in
regard 10 the School can be obtained by those WHO
Montgomery county, Maryland, X. :. kIRh, or
WM. II. EARQUHAR -...
Refer 10 JnO. T. Towers, Lambert Tree, w. d.
Walach IL e3D-2awgw
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Il --------------
LAW PARTNERs;HlP.

D0BERT }. WALKER and. LOUIS JANIN
~ have formed a CO. partnership under the tirm
Of "Walker Janin,n for the management and
United States, and before the Court of Claims al
Washington City. . . .. ....'. ....
Address Washington, d. c. may lO-eo3m
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BKITTANNIAA AND PLANIsHED WARE.

BhIIIANNiAAND DPLANISHED WARE.
VNEA and 'Cohee Ums,. Coffee Greques, Coffee
Il Biggins, Coffee Filters, Cofeepots, Teapoxs, +,
Tea sets, Egg Boilers, ChaAng Dishes, Imperial
Dish Covers, soap Tureens, OaSsors, Pitc hers, !,
tocas, &c, atthe Housekeeper's furnishing store,
4gJ Seventh street. "--. GEO FRANCIS.
iy2-uJ .--i v-i H.. -..--.. a
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IMPORTANT TO PERSONS DREAMING
Up HOUSEKEEPING.

DkHSONS removing from the city and wishing
" dispose Of their + uTniture and House keep
Ing Utensils, &c, without the trouble OF sending
thrm 10 public auction can do by calling on JIs
a. our store. 3l7 Pa avenue, corner OF 9th street.
ss S We are prepared TO buy all such goods as may
U offered a
hOlsekeepers and others will do well by calling
on Us, a We viii pay the highest cash prices for
al such goods $780,.
= WALL, BARNARD& CO
ieS-2m 3l9 Pa avenue
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CANAL PACKET LINE TO POINT az
ROCKS.

INHE Canal Packet CONGRESS HAVING been
thoroughly repaired and putsSs,P ssTI.- !.
IN nrst rate order (tLe machinery go, E-s-'
being removed and horse power s9i7s1ITniedJ con-
tlnnes making her regular trips between Ge or2e-
town and the above place.
ne Boat Will leave the wharf Of w. III. & II q
Ritter for Point of Rocks on MONDayS " IN.
NESDAl and FRIDAYS at O'Clock a. m and
inc Polnt OF Rocks for Georgetown on TUES
DAY >, HURSDAIS and SATURDAYS at The
saIre hour, stopping at the different landings alon4
the ne for the reception and landing of pass.
ana freight, going and returning 10, .. =.
The boat viii leave Georgetown at 7 o'cl ock
II ana arrive al the head Of the Great Falls at
seneca at !, Edwards Ferry 3X Monoca,.y ~
hnowlan's Ferry e, and Point of Rocks at : o'ei
=. IN. Returning, leave Point at a. m, Know
lan's Ferry at ~, Monocacy s, Edward : Ferr3
al, Seneca L, Great Falls 31 and arrive at George-
town at p. m. =
Passage through either way 81. .
Meals served regularly on board the ooat et moo
crate prices CHARLES MERRILL. Cant
je 25-dH
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I,HE LONDON STAGE 4 Iols octave con
MERICAT HOTEL,
4-N-4 u ~ axe =

Pa. arsnEs, betpeeH Az aad 9th ytrssi,, '-.
5. HEFLEBOWER i L. T. LOVETT,
PROPRIETORs.
iy SIM .Fs-- .E-.-. - -...t.t ........s
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CoNPLETEs DE MOLIERf

W very numerous engravings, 81 IS
COnsu,lo, by George Sand, vols, very hume
rous enq1 aviugs, 81 '.5f 80. .'r. -.-..
Physiolagie du Gout, par Brilat-Savarin; very
numerous engravings, 81 cents. .s- -..--
ivI3 FRANCK TAYLOR.
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PROsPERI'S CORNET.BANp.

VNHlS Band is suitable for any and all purposes
and Is warranted TO give satisfaction to all
those who may be pleased 70 engage them, either
as Brass, Reed, or CoiiIlon Band ~ -
Any number Of mISi 'ians to lie Lad at the short.
est notice, by applying to !, .Tl-
FREDERIC PROSPERI, -
Leader, at TaltavIlll's Store, opposite the
Marine Barracks
NB.-Orders Left at Hilbus l. Hitz's Music De.
pot viii be promptly attended 10.
NAY 25-4m - - -
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GRAND CIVIC & MILITARY EXCURSION
1856 OF THE 81
Montgomery Guards,
TO THE WHITE HOUSE PAVILION,
On THURSDAY. August I'd.
TNHE MONTGOMERY GUARDS respectfully
IL announce to their friends, civic - .,
and military, that they win give -. 80 81
their Third Grand Excursion TO the White House
on THURSDAY, August I'd, 1855.
Two Boats having been chartered for the occa-
aston, the tirst boat will leave Georgetown at {
O'Clock in the morning, Washington at ~, Navy
Iard at g. and Alexandriaat 81.
The second boat will leave Washington at D
m, and proceed directly TO the White House.
The first boat will leave the White House at :
O'Clock, and the second at 10 or 10k p IN.
Fischer excellent CotiIlon Band is engaged for
the occasion. go -... - --.... : ...
Columous will serve an excellent Dinner at 81
cents head, and refreshments at city prices.
Tickets Sl---admitting gentleman and ladies
to be had Of the COMMITTEES, or at the Boat on the
day OF the Excursion.
Committee Of ArraagtmsntS..
Lieut. Reilly, Lieut. Feeny,
sgt aIcEHiry, .G Sgt Burk,
PTivate Wall, Private Malone.
ty2l-ilte -.-.-.- ......
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SUMNER RETREAT.

DLAKISTON'S PAVILION will be omen for
I'D the reception of visitors on the 5th Of a..
July. The proprietor's table will be sup f.ta
Piled with the delicacies abounding in thesx-.sA
waters adjacent to Blakiston's Island He hopes
his endeavors 20 please VIII insure him share of
patronage from those seeking health or little
quiet from city hustle. -I -
The Steamers Maryland, Osceola, and Alice C.
Price stop regularly at his landing ..
Terms for one week or more ri % per day
For a shorter time Al 50 per day .. -.
GEORGE w. BLAKISTON,
ieB--}mf Proprietor.
THE LONDON STAGE, Vols, octave, con,
IL tanning about two hundred of the best PLAYS
ID the language exclusive OF Shakspeare's1 A
few sets OF the abOve-second- hand copies new
Oner being unobtainable-j imported from Lon
don. Price - So FRANCK TAYLOR. q
. iy PIT
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GESTLEMEN'S UNDERGRADUATES.
SHTE have q large and fine assortment of Silk
w Gauge, Merino and Cotton Undershirts. lin
sn and COTTON Drawers, White and colored Shirts
Hosiery, &c. whiGL!we are now offering at very
low prices. WALL q STEPHENS,
:S2 Pa next door 70 Iron Hall
II--tY r-.H NrWSl
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FEELS LONDON GREEN GINGER WINE.
A y U f ACTU RED ERnN ERENcrL

PEEL'SLONDON GREEN GINGER WINE
M SUFACTUR r ED FRUE FRENCH
w GRAPES, GREEN JAMAICA GINGER
SEVILLE ORANGES, ,&c.-Th,s delicious bev
erage becomes the greatest favor tie wherever II
some, and no.haf the tniteof 0tef fforsienT vine,
Many physicians use It xcJusively, and recon
mend it TO all troubled witt Fhtalency, Dyspep-
sia, Debility, Cramps, Diarrhpa and Dysenterv
Persons subject TO Chfls, OF living in district |,
where Ague or Cholere prevails, and its occasion
a. use pleasant and admirable preventive Mixed
with little water it forms the mos; refresh
ing ana wholesome cooling drink In warm weather
that can be taken. . =
Prlce % cents per bottle, 60 par dozen.t.I .,s..
n. b. Country Druggists, Grocers. 1. c. find this
WINE an advantageous addition To their stock, Is
hrs rate article, sells wen and gives great salts
faction.
Agents, STOTT CO, Washington PEf.l.
STEVENS, Alexandria; CISSEL, Georgetown;
BALMEh, Baltimore. iy6-lf
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SMALL BUILDING LOTS OF 10 feet or more
- in various parts OF the City, and Georgetown
a. low prices, and terms 10 suit.
% . "a 8 LLOYD i CO.
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BUILDING STONE,
For sale, deliverable Al the Canal, or Wharves
IL Washington, Georgetown, or Alexandria.
g.. .-a.,-l.. LLOYD d CO.
18th street, opp. Treasury Department
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GREAT BARGAINS

GREAT BARGAINS
IN LADIES', GENTS, MISSES, Il chill
Il DREN'S BOOTS AND DSHOES- The .r sfsI
subscriber has removed TO the store on the kkl
corner OF Twentieth street and Pennsylya-f ~
nia avenue, where he = selling his present 49,
well-assorted stock OF BOOTS & SHOES at great
~ reduced prices All persons in want of those
articles viii hnd IL TO their advantagetoc cali before
Purchasing elsewhere. -..-.-
A. II. SLOAN.
Corner Of 10Th street and Perna: avenue
may Sim
(tHANDLER'S ORATlON op the -l.snding
" " the Pilgrims In llaylandi Panphlet-l5
cents.
II. w. HAliaTd's Speeches and Addresses one
vol SvO
Klrwan's Letters to the Right Rev. Jno Hughes
Life in California, Mountains and Molehllls, by
Frank Maryatt -- .t
strauss Life Of Jesus -.
Frank Leslie's Gazette foT July
HarPef's Story Book do
iyH FRANCK TAYLOR.
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LAND WARRANTS.
T. II AND Warrants wanted al the highest rates BY
sL KELLER Il MCKINNEY,
% 80 18th street, opposite the Treasury.
ly9-lms .... -.
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fIsCHRa,ABAND FULLY 0aG9sIHKD,

BAND, iawsssiss rae service Of the publ;e h ~
attend E1prsiOsfPafles, Exhibitions, Parades.
Pic Mics, Bans and All those 3nszSss
vOr Of fcitzens band are spectfully invited 10 en-
courage ohr enterprise, here in Washington city,
p. ,FISCHER, Leader.
PS.-Ths Band, under my direction, is regu-
,arly uniformed, and from practice of over tsyen
" years can give satisfaction to every one
Residence Pennsylvania avenue, north side. be
tween Ninth and Tenth streets, first door west OF
Iron Hall. .----,f .-t -.-r--, ....
Orders left with Messrs. Hilbas 4 Hitz p,mctu-
ally attended to. r-.- --.- jy 14-1mx
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,,, wEska,snANS.y

THIS ONkfAhlished and fsyo<Te band fur.
nish music as usual for Excursions, Sere-
Rades, Pic SSsas Ps<ties, Exhibitions. &c, &c
Orders maRtt*1eef HHSas& Hitz'sshfusic De-
pot or at the rsSidsass % the leader Tour doors
eastOf ehders5n sasnce, NayY Z ard
iy y2I2m IN ~ r@rSSShH =
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" ------ ----~ A-~-s a.-.- -.
The daily Gate City., 1855-08-01
To Contractors.

THE undersigned is prepared and will con'in-
/ ne 10 receive, until August 18th. proposals
for the construction Of the Road bed Of the first
Division Of the Ksokuk, Nj. Pleasant and Mus
catine Ralrssd. Said work TO consist Of Clear
ing, Crubbing, Grading, Al d Masonry.
Plan, profles and spscihcaiions, may be seen
at The Office OF the Engineer. IN Kaokuk, after
August Let.
Said work will be let in specific Jobs, or BY
Sections, or as whole, . may be deemed hest
for the interest Of the company.
Contractors will state. in their proposals. the
time when they will be ready to begin the work
Ia the event Of its being given 10 them.
The company reserves the light. at ihs letting.
Of m sking such disposition Of tue bids q may
be DE- emed best for its inteYesis.
All proposals will be scaled.
]. K. HORNISH.
Con. Agent X. Mt p. and n X. r. Co.
The newspapers il Keokak. Mt. Pleasant
Muscstifs md DsssnpcFs, vili plesse copy and
t>etns q ~ ecnp( 49, .ss MS.
The daily Gate City., 1855-08-01

The only Anerican article they object
ed to the intr' duction Of vas religion.
They preferred their own. and the Com
missinners re 'urn.d to Capt. Adams a
bundle Of religious books AMI tracts,
which one Of The American chapiains ha !
distributed among the people. requesting
him TO take them back to America. They
demonstrated q, this attempt to pro,eiyte
tie japanese as in violation OF the princi
pies oil the treaty and contrary 10 the ia.
panese law.
The daily Gate City., 1855-08-01
$500 REwARDm

CTRAYED or stolen trem the snbsc, iber, be-
- tween the morning Of June 30th and July ID,
a sorreI colored HORSE, with tho following
marks: two white hind feet, white spot in the
face, and about IA hands high the hair wss rub
bed cff from the under jaw by the halter. The
horse was purchased from Adam Youtsey near
Abba. Monroe county, Iowa. last Saturday
morning. and he may have started Tor that place.
Any person giving information where said
horse can be found, or returning him to the sub
scriber, shall receive the above reward.
DF HUMPHREY 4 GAGE.
July 4, 1856 dGWtr
The daily Gate City., 1855-08-01

Interesting from Japan.

Can't. Adams, Of the u. S. Navy. who
recently returned with the japanese trea-
,y, found the japanese officials extremely
courteous and friendly, and the people
social and communicative. Their former
distru>t and jealousy seemed greatly di-
minished. There WAS some difficulty IN
po uring the signature Of the En- peror
iot e treaty. rs it MAS the custom for the
Supr.me Council 10 act in his stead. But
the dfh ul,y was overcome, and the treaty
with the United States is the first that has
ever received the signature OF the Japan
ese Emperor The privileges OF trade
secured are more liberal and advantageous
than have been secured by any other ma
ton that has obtained access 10 this iso-
lated people.
The japanese officials made many in
quiries after Commodore Perry. TO wham
they sent messages of remembrance. The
CIRCULAR railroad and locomotive he took
ou. had been pu, up in Yedo. and the Ja-
panese could now manage them very well,
Ito locomotive making it's trips every
day. They had also the life-boat in the
water, with special crew detailed for
her.
The magnetic telegraph, however, was
rather too difficult for them. and they had
not succeeded in getting it to work pro-
perly. During the visit Of Commodore
Perry's squadron they took measurements
OF the sioreship Southampton, and they
had vessel Of The same model and d.
mensi 'ns nearly ready for launching. The
old japanese law res,r citing the size and
model OF their junks has recently been
abrogated. and The Government IS now
ambitious TO possess naval squadron
similar TO ours From this f'ct i wall be
seen how rapid is the growth OF new
id as in tins secluded nation. and what
vast changes mus, necessarily result
from their further irsctcourse with the
Aossicats.
The daily Gate City., 1855-08-01
For Tue Gaze Cay.
Church improvements.

A better evidence Of the rapid growth
of our city and of the religious character
OF its population can scarcely be needed
than the Church improv ments no~ in
progress and in contemplation, To par
ticulnrize few OF them
Our Methodist friends are constructing
large and very subs aLtial house of wor
ship on c atham Square, in addition 10
Their present very respectable house
This will be one of the most roomy and
costly churches in the CITY. It's elevated
locality and large proportions will chai
lsnge the eye from nearly every part Of
the city.
The people of St. johns Episc ,al)
Church have found it necessary to enlarge
their borders, 20 meet the wants of their
growing congregation. A considerable
addition is now being made to it, and with
their present rapid growth. the time is
no, distant when they will be obliged to
erect larger building on ground which
they have reserved for that purpose.
The Unitarian denomination, though
common in New England, rs comparative
ly new here. Their growth thus far has
been rapid. and they find their temporary
Hall becoming too small for their increas
ing numbers. We understand they have
purchased a beautiful and comm andirg
site for church, and has e a very liberal
subscription list. They expect to break
ground by the first Of September and gel,
cir building under cover this FIJI.
The Westminster congregation (Old
s hool Pre>by ,erian) have recently sold
tleir church edifice 10 the Associate Re-
frmed" body, with a view to build lar
house They have pur, hased three
very central and eligible lots and are now
maturing plans for improving them on a
sc4le that y III Accommodate their large
congregation.
Oiher Improvements OF less note might
be named. but the above arc enough To IN
dicate, nngly, that the enterprise and
hberai'y of our people are moi limited 10
private buildings or public rair ads,
tn 1ugh these are going forward on an ex-
tended scale. but tina. they are caring for
t-~un,ora al man while they are providing
for the physical.
Iii TO be oped that this iberality OF
tie people in building churches, may
meet corresponding liberallty in the
views proclaimed from the pulpits OF
ca b. In tie latter regard it is too ffc-
IL n,ly the case that the people are in ad.
vance Of the pulpits.
Hnhn
The daily Gate City., 1855-08-01
Insurance Agency.

Etna Insurasce Co Hartford, Conn.
STAR INxURA RANCE COMP PANY,
OF Ord.nsbure. New York.
HARTFORD FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
MercastiIe, Fire 4 Marine Insuvance Company
OF Covington, Ky.
MERCHANTS FIRE AkDMAkiNE INSURANCE
COMPANY, OF PhILAOELPHIA.
THE above are all sound aud reliable Compa
MES, and ike risks at lowest rates thstioca-
ton will Justify.
During my absence for a few weeks al the
East the Insurance business Of the above Com
pan.es Will be attended to hy Mr.. B. S Merit
am.
w W BELKNAP,
Office adjoining the Mayor Office.
July 2 1855. dim
The daily Gate City., 1855-08-01
BOOTS T. SHOES At WHOLESALE

HAVING opened house in this City for the
Ill pu, pose OF carrying on tho Wholesale Boot
and Sho. Business, we respectfully call the at
tention Of tho trade to Ger LANCE AND WELL
AssoRrrp STocx, which Is now being received
direct from the best manufactures in Massa-
chusetta. II is our intention 10 always keep on
hand complete sssort ment Of goods in The line,
and Offer auch indncements as will obtain for
us liberal share OF patr, mage.
Country merchants will do we'll to call and
examine our stock before they purchase.
July I. d CARTER Gu.
The daily Gate City., 1855-08-01
The Glorious Fourth.

The glorious ,nr,h, the day We celebrate,
And loud proclaim the freedom OF the free,
When zach enj VS. his social tefe-0-
And puT. hi. weed and sips his sahgaree-
Excuse me, Sauearee, no more, no more,
Like DAYS Of Early childhood they have fed,
They are prohibited by Law,
Therefore TO nse them 'iis III red
But whilst the Child Of Genius lives,
To conjare, form, or 70 invent,
A blessed solace then she gives,
Which none on earth can ever repent,
She tenders il in every form,
To freedoms Son or Daughter.
As CURLING from the Marble Founs
The sparkling Mr~ER.L WArEa, super
For quality its not surpassed its fine, IN fact, IT.
But il You doubt it, why then pray Won call OF
MOORE & HOOPER,
july }. 10 Main st. oeiwsen and 5.
The daily Gate City., 1855-08-01
GATE CITY
BOOT AND SHOE STORE.
II

No. liz. MAIN STREET, BETwEER 9TH and 9th. ?
THE UNDERSIGNED would respectfully call
the attention Of the Ladies and Gentlemen OF
Keokuk, and vicinity, to their 6ns aud well 90
iected stock OF
BOOTS AND SHOES,
now opened and for sale al the above establish
ment, comprising all kinds OF Ladies, Cent?.
MsssP, Bovs', and Chiidren's wear, OF oil STYLES.
grades and sizes, which we pledge ourselves 70
sell at the Loueat Cash Prices, and would only
respectfully solicit az examination Of our stock
and prices, feeling confident that both in point
of quality and prices, we are able TO please
II. c. HUISKAMP6 e. BRO.
June 7. 1855
The daily Gate City., 1855-08-01

STORM AT PHILApELpuIA.-On Friday
last, Philadelphia was visited by thunder
storm OF great severity. For sbou thirty
minutes the rain descended, not in drops,
but in sheets, delugmg the city with
water. The tide being high at the time
tie cuIverts could not discharge the water
which ran into the inlets, and the conse
queuce was that the streets were flooded
and hundreds Of cellars were inundated
In the parts of the city where the ground
is low, the water was breast high in some
instances, and barrels. boxes. crates,
heavy timbers, DC, &c were Hoated a.
log in the centre Of the streets. The
consequence was Of course disastrous,
tn loss to private proT Teriy was immense
and the culverts suffered severely. One
firm alone-Power & Weightmsn, corner
of Ninth and Parish streets suffered
damage 10 the amount Of $4,000 by the
inunda,ion OF their cellar. and many
others reckon their losses by thousands.
The Bulletin says 1t is not probable
teat on any former occasion the streets
contained so great squanlity OF water.
The daily Gate City., 1855-08-01
Dental Notice.

DR.. J. K. RICKEY, Surgeon Dentist.
Having returned from the East, will
be happy TO wait on his friends
1QYCDHaving large stock Of Teeth, from
the best manufactures, can please
the most r iidious. Teeth mounted on either
gold or platina, on his new improved method,
which is now being used by the best Dentists
He is also prepared to cunt Block Teeth, or
Continuous Gums, on gold or paina; rhea on
the latter, at lower price amounting to the diff
ference in cost Of msteriai full sets on gold for
500, on rLATrNA for 500; all work warranted.
Office south side OF Biondeau, between Sd and
4th streets, Keokuk. msrch27 dey
The daily Gate City., 1855-08-01
The Qucs ton Settled.

Many articles have appeared in our columns
Of late on the Boot and Shoe question, the vari-
Gus writers differing widely as to who has the
best assortment st the lowest price.
We have taken qaits an interest in the discus
sion, and after much investigation and due de-
liberation, We have decided that CsittendeG's
undoubtedly i
THE PLACE,
and would therefore sdvlse orr rssder. to buy Of
him. ~ dkw
The daily Gate City., 1855-08-01

For week ending July 2s.
July 23.-Cny vs.. James McCraw
Charge OF being drunk fined 50 90 and
costs.
July 94.-City vs.. Richard Bryan and
Frank Glasmore - s'eepi 6 in public
place; fined each So 90 and costs.
City vs.. RUSSELL violation OF the
ordinance concerning the inspection of
FIRE wood discharged.
July 25.-S,ate VS.. Adam Dunn
charge of being found 10 state Of inlo1i-
cation; fined &5 and costs.
Sta vs.. John Smart and Edward Flood
charge Of being drunk fined each
g. el.
Jnly 24-Stste VS.. the liqno, found
upon the east par, of Lo, / |. Block ls-
ordered to be returned to the premises.
July a6.--Cny VS. Lake Aalog-in-
toxicaied fined So.
July 29.--City vs. John C!ark--viola-
ton OF the ordinance relating 10 the
measuring OF FIRE wood defendant dis.
charged.
Cry VS.. Cornelius Cook intoxicated
fined So
July 28.--Cify VS.. Mich. Brown. Chas
siniz aid Dennis Oglessine--thro~ing
rocks and kicking up muss in general ;
fined each IS and costs.