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A. L. coSSABLB. gro. ,. sAYqa. 4. oomASrE.
CONNA01E. SMITH e CO.,

10 GfO0oF0,
Q and Forwarding and Com
Nos. 81 and 58, Levec,
the following, completing
hich they Offer to the trade
will do justice to any or
4 with.
30 nests tubs,
10 dox tar buckets,
!, 80 doz zine washboards,
~ boxes clothes pins,
100 coils MANILA rope,
1 Is t" into
7j dog hemp and grass bed
cords,
300 boxes window glass,
. asst sizes and brands
: 30 boxes tumblers,
90 bxs pit, hf pit 4 at tlas ks
) ceroons x 2 cases indigo
] cask prime madden,
) bbls alum,
10 " copperas,
10 sacks pepper,
, " spice,
90 boxes gro. pepper and
plmento,
{ 2 bales cloves,
! case nutinegs,
80 boxes ground ginger,
- doz yeast powders,
80 bbls diff. kinds nuts,
80 bushels fresh pen nuts,
30 bales cotton batting,
10 +" candle wick,
., 70 bags cotton yarn,
80 f" colored and viii to
J carpet chain,
80 bales wrapping Irvine,
30 boxes st. Louis starch.
20 :" starch.
20 doz Thomas Oysters,
100 boxes candy,
200 kegs rife and mining
powder,
1870 dor wood buckets,
20, 900 feet fuse,
~ cases Id and Inf III can
lister powder,
b 100 boxes matches,
30 boxes ink,
100 bags shot, all sizes.
2 tons bar lead,
200 NJ q ID caps,
100 NJ water proof do
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FANCY GOODS.

FANCY GOOUN.
lust received elegant assortment of Tine Goods,
~. such ~ French China Vases PaIian and Terra
Gotta, 6c., Pitchers, Lavender and Cologne Battles,
Fruit Stands, Card Receivers, Cigar Stands, Jewel
Stands, Spoon Gobiets, Figures, cupias Busts, &C.
Also on hand good assortment OF trockery and
Glassware CAREY 4 kIfB0t liNE.
june Is, 1855.
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Gns Fixtures.

TIME ndersigned are prepared TO receive orders
for fitting up stores Offices and dwelling houses
with pipe and fixtures for gas--promptly executing
the same, and guaranteeing all their work to BE- gas
tight.
= All persons DESTROYS Of using gas, that have not
been called upon, requested to leave their i'd
dress with US, through the Post Office.
OTdrs executed in the succession in which they
are received. SCOFIELD BROTHER
IuIw e
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Denmark Academy.

VIE Fab Term commences September 18th and CON
Times iaugteen weeks
A full Board Of experienced and permanent Teach
ers + now connected with tlis institution.
he bsSt Inducements offered those wishing
thorough Instruction An the Classics IN French Ia the
Engil-n and The Ornamental branches.
"A boarding house il open far Young ladies and il
y infended q ahsr tsin % education AS full
and thorough can b. obtainsa any Female Sem
tBary.
For furthlr particulars, circulars. npply % the
Principal. ii. a. EPSON
Denmark. AugnsI q. ls55.-stw
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ohs ISpS.-hlf
CATE CITY HAT STORE.


- F. VOORHEES, 4 ca. respectfully an Hn
-. nounce to the citizens Of keokuk and NSe1zA
the merchants generally that they have just
returned from the East, where they selected and
now receiving the largest and complete asser.
lnent of Hats Caps and other articles in their line
ever brought to keokak. An experience III thirty
wears engaged as manufacturers and in the sale II
Hats ought TO enable 10 give entire satisfaction
60 retailers and customers. IL will be our business
a. we'll as our interest always to select with care,
both with regard 10 quality and style, We have 10
Gated here permanently and Will exert ourselves 10
10 justice TO our purchasers. The citizens of the
city can rely upon has being the best quality
and newest style.
Please give US call AMI look over cur stock. Mt
the tate City llats;ore. No. -, opposite II Ken
ny 4 Runners Drug store
Highest price paid III cash for all kinds u lars
anil ieer skins. s. +. WORRIES
Msyrh 81 ---dtf
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..RennaOVal.

N EH9NP4RHY 4 AGE have rcmoved their
L.. Hat CAP, 1sRpet and Millinery Emporium"
to 10. 80 MIR street., hctHssn Sd and 4th few
doors ascve4heir old stArd, where they will contin-
ne thsir buginsm on largely incrsased scale, both
in the wlso1ssal1 and retail departments.
We will have the largest stock Of goods in our
line ever btought to the Western country, and viii
I've enabled to supply the wants Of any Country Mcr
chants in Town or elsewhere.
Wc'win have stock Of goods for the ''retail
trade which vii, he second TO none in Chicago
st. Louis in point of "styles' and quality"
Our fitted up in the finest style, and no
pains will be spared to make the "GREAr WESTERN
HAT BcSyEr and MILLINERY EMpoRiua' net only
the Centre of Attraction but the place for good
lar gains
Our Mr.. il. il now among the Eastern Mannfac-
turers and Importers, getting up our Fall stock Il
part of which we expect in few days, OF the ARR
al Of which due notice viii be given,
D. f. HUMPHREY 1 GAGE.
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War! War Wari

VfNiiE lndEns have declared and the latest Cd
i VICES from Salt Lake Informs that they have
and can raise twenty thousand fighting men. This
piias, which have induced Messfs MOORE HooPKp,
With feeling q true philanthropy, to put up 100
doz. of Aeratcd Mineral Water in bottles; each ex-
ploies With report loud enough brighten the Red
Skim and Stake iht thirst and cool the palate Of
all WHO volunteer.
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~ n Oh N L
Dealers in Tennessee Iron
mission Merchants.
A RE now receiving |
LAtheir Spring stock, W
al very low rates. They
dcrs they may be favorc.
100 hhds n o Sugar,
80 bbls Bclcher's clfd.
- " loaf and crushed
100 ~ 5 Ii Molassos,
80 /" Plantation +"
80 +" Belcher's SlI ant
golden syrup,
so PIX q hf Dbl & kgs DO
900 sacks Rio coffee,
30 peck I. old gov Java do
3u0 kegs nails, asst size'
y" pu&tS ~ulpy
80 do star candies,
90 do mould do
- hi chests teas, azst,
81 boxes do
Toe bXa chewing tobaee0,
yar.ou. brands,
30 boxes cut chewing and
smoking do
so " regalia and prinei p,
cigars,
q boxes Cuba skies,
500 bu prime u. Apples,
800 hu prime y Peaches ,
100 page saleratus, bbls,
box kegs,
- KEGS : G Soda,
$ee bhls wrapping paper
IUU fealhs let. a cup 10
81 pix * ! , 4 3 mackerel
) drums Goldfish,
80 bxs smoked Herring.
D cases Fariiues.
10 tierccs rice,
p bbi- lar.
~ /" pitch ami rosiu,
~ bys VI Il re- sins,
- III and or hxs do
| Gaze prunes, III boxes,
10 boxes citron,
600 drums figs,
- hbls Dayton ale, fresh
- boxes mustard.
- corn starch.
50 dog hrooms.
500 lbs broom Irvine,
- boxes axes,
10 bbls crackers,
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Gnnn pIEDICINEs.

very mueli reduced the proportion Of deaths from con
sumptive diseases IN this country. The rus are rs
good the Peeiorai and viii cure more complaints
Every body neck mpfe OF less purging Purge the
blood from its Impurities. Purge the Bowels Liver
and the whole yi@cerai system from obstructlons--
Purge out ths diseases which fasten the body, To
work lis decay. Bur for disease we should DIE only
eff old aye Take nntidotes early and thrust ii from
the system. before it i yet too strong to yield.
AYERS Pills do thrust out disease, not only while
II is weak hut when il has taken strong hold
Read the astounding statements Of those who have
been cured by them from dreadful Scrofu.a, Dropsy
Ulcers, skin Diseases, Rheumatism, Neuralgia Dys-
peIsia. lnernsi Pains, Bilious Complaints, Heart
bum. Head ache, Guut and many less dangerous but
stun threatening ailments such as pimpes on the
fa-e, WORMS, Nervous irritablity, Loss Of appetite
Irregularities, Dizziness III the head, Colds, Fevers.
Dyscntsry, ana indeed every variety Of complaint for
which puvgatiye Remedy is required
- These. jay iendom statements, but are authent-
taNd by y5n own neighbors and Your own Phys-
clans.
Try them once, and you viii neyor be without
them.
Price . cts per Box Boxes for $l,00.
Prepared by pR. j. c. AVER, Chemist Lowell, Ms.
and sold by all respectable Druggists every where
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To Contractors.

To Contractors.
DR0p0SALS are invited fof the excavation % n
i tank for The uas Norks amounting 90 about
1000 yards. The work 10 b. commenced immadt
afciy and 1nished within three week
~ EDWARD kiLBorDSF.
Sept. A. Is55--d3t
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nIli.RljI,.jLlIrNGTON


Corner Main and Jefferson streets,
BrRIfsGTp*, fpwA.
4 BRANCH of the Mercantile College Of Penn
( n xylsama-incurporaie by the Legislature Of
that State With perpetual charter.
TRtsTEEs
His Exeellency the 1oS. JAMES BUCHANAN; Hos.
WILLIAM WILKINS, llate Secretary ut War; the
foS. NnsEs HAMILTON Hon. W. II, Lowry Hos.
CHARLES NAYLoR md GEN. j. X. MooREHEAp
FACULTY:
Aspgfw L. HowDgS. late senior Professor Of Book
Keeping aud Commercial Science in the Mercantile
Coliege7nf lPrnnayn ania
I.otls H. DALHofF, late Professor Of Commercial
and Ornamental Pcnma,l-hip in the same instia-
ton.
CHAs. REs. DARwiS. member of the Burlington
Bar--profcssor Of Mercantile Law.
The PRINCIPALS design carrying out in every par
tieular that course of training for business intro
,iuced and followed up for upwards az fifteen years
by Mr. DufP, the founder OF the Mercantile College
Of Pennsylvania, by which nhout 3,0Uu merchants
and accountants have been qualified for business.
Ut Is now regarded by business the most
thorung and effective preparation for the
ant given in the United States. Ii compreiends
upwards Of 400 real business ransaetons-illistra
ting six different methods Of conducting books by
double entry-about 200 commercial computation,
explaining many business operations not found IN
common arithmetic comprehensive course Of
mercantile penmanshi pbuaiuass forms and bust
ness letters---daiy lectures commercial law and
commercial sciences.
DuHs Book -keering, Tsrper's edition, price 81
80, the most perfect and ron prrheneiye III the Eng
fish language. Dnf's Western Steamers Account;
nnt, perfect system for such accounts Si--To 30
had al Corses Book Store Jefferson street
SAs- Send for 4 Circular by mail.
Iult Ew
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IaAMseA Fisher.

SHEET-IH0N WORKER,
NORNER Of Tifrh and TNea Streets, ksoluk,
~ lo~a, 10 prepared 10 fiji orders Tor Britches,
Chmneyr, Lard Presses, and all otase kis Of Sheet
Iron work usually done.
gA- All orders promptly attended to.
June Is, le55,-w6m1. ~
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nKLL SMITH ABROAD. 4 ehsrminT volume S,
~ IN American Lady. With numerous ulustr..
tious o. wood end steel. J.T. CAVE . HON.
4 Juns "a, 1855. In Greet.
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s.yii9n6 Dasuerrcan G.l,sry

r " .tBT ELL, ~
IL daguerrean Art ~ ~
81, would respectful -.s1SS;;sfsl Az
" announces 10 the in 4r1< w
habtants of keokuk a. VIZ
and vicinity that he
IL pre- pared TO take likenesses OF all who Eite
nina "a call in the most perisef manner, having
large Skylight. the only light by which blue eye
can be inade look naiura and far superior to ali
other lights for Daguerreo yping also, asing en
experience in the art Of over years. he haiers
himself that lie can suit The most fAstidious. Pic
lures and Drawings eopiod Landscapes and PIE
lures Of the sick deceased taken nj short notice.
Pictures put up in every variety Of STYLE regsrdiess
of the weather, and satisfaction in all cases gnaran-
.ced.
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THE LOvER's sOLILOQUY.

THE LOVERS SOLILOQUA.
Go search the Indies wave for pearls,
TO deck your hign-born maiden;
Or dig Golconda' diamond sands,
With priceless treasure laden.
Go gather Myrrh and Frankincense
And sweet Arabian spices,
And cluster round your heart delight
Loves widest of DEVICES
III give to her whom adore,
By far an of ring richer
NV face, all dressed in lovers smiles,
In Bueli's fair Skylight Picture.
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Don't Forget
TN0 call Mt BuELLs large Skylight Daguerrean
i Gallery. and have your iife-iike miniature Ia
ken and oased in Of those splendid frames he
has just received from New York.
Gallery, SO Main Street.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-09-15

To the Citizens Of keOkuks
1IANIN6 interested with the Messrs. Scodelds
IL in the Gas Fitting Business, we would asfufe
the public that all orders givon to them will be az
ecuted in a neat and worn man-lke manner, and
that they can rely upon the work done by them, as
being Of the very best material.
AS IL will be but short time before the gas Will
be introduced We would recommend to those desi-
raus of lighting up the time Of the completiop Of
the works that they give immediate orders for pe,
fixtures, &C., otherwise, many would be delayed H.
yond that time, it would be impossible to supply
All applications upon short notice
july e. 1855. @. HERRICK & co.
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Sash, Blinds and Doors

TON = ia N FL Y on
~ hand at the Brick
Steam Factory. near
Main, hatwesn Sixth and
Seventh Streets, keokuk,
Iowa.
Window Blinds, better,
md other article ~ gos~i
10 any thai cnn b. made
Ivy hand, supplied % or
der.
l'articular sins of
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s.. IS. Vail a. Co.

IRON FOUNDERS AID MACHINIsTS,
MANUFACrrK ERS % steam Engines, Cr,si an
VI Saw Mill Machncry, Water Nheel-, &C., a.
May II, 1854.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-09-15

Prepared by j MES e. AVER Practical and Ana
lytieal Chemist Lowell, Mass. Price rs cents .Isr
box. Fiye boxes Tor 81.
Sod by II. II. Ayres Keohuk, Wholesale and re-
tail Fort Madison. T. Whitney 4 Bro keosnuqus,
g. Lsh; Monrose, H. singer; AMI by All druggists
every where. jan. 4 dom.
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Doors and Blinds, supplied to order on short motto
ana Sashes realy glazed always hand,
At liberal discount IL dealers,
june =, I355.--d ID. COPSON.
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Dealers in Tennessee Iron, and Forwarding and Com.
mission Merchants, Nos. 81 and IS, Levec,
A RE receiving the following, completinr
lAther Spring stock, which they Offer to the trade
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TUST received BY steamer Gossamcr supply Of
- .Hunt's" and ssNogues" celebrated Axes aud
i5r sale low by BALDWIN, EVANS co.
March 10. Sj5.
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LAW MANDkIIS--A large assortment for cireu
- lar saws, just received and for sale low 81
BALDWIN. EVANS i co. 8
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-09
THE LATE OUTRAGE AT HANGO.


In the House of Lords the 2lst ult., the ir of
Malmesbury called attention to the circumstances OF
the late horrid massacre of boats crew and several
Russian prsOne ~ at Hango the facts OF which have
becn repeatedly stated According TO the Russian ac-
count the Russians compelled 10 resist the Ooats
crew. in consequence Of an attack made by the latter,
and the result they fired on the party, killing some
and tab ing eight nine of them prisoners Although
such represeotation if true would greatly mi igae
the srocity of tie action, il by no means exculpated
the Russian party from the crime OF a breach OF the
sacred law of nations He the eiore wished to know
what steIs the Government had taken In consequence
of this affair for il not only the interest of this
country but every civilized Government Ia the world,
TO take syeedy notice of this atrooclty.
The Earl of Clarendon said the outrage was too hor-
mile and too much at variance with all the usages OF
modern war and the customs OF civilized nations to
suppose that il could have been committed by civil
lied person. but by some brutal subordinates without
the instructions approval OF Their superior lie was
the more inclined to believe So because capt ah
shave said lie considered that the man who took the
lead in the outrage was a non-commissloned ohcsr
He lord Clarendon had not lost momeni In Tor
warding instructions 10 our Minister al copenhagen
requesting him TO couter with tue DANISH government
for the purpose of inducing them 10 send Instructions
TO their Minister at ST. Petersburg TO represent that
her Majesty Government viewed with extreme anN-
iety the conduct of the Russian Government IN ms
matter and wished 10 know what steps they intended
10 take 10 mark their of this outrage by Inc con-
dsn punishment of the odenders-an outrage winch
might not excite surprise IN savage nations, out which
could be expected IN a clNlnleu
The offenders were not at once punished her Majesty
Government considered that would merit the sever
est reprisals. When her Majesiys Ministers had 90
tanned the answer of the Russian Goveranen' they
would be prepared to state what steps had been taken
10 punish the culpTlts 90,
The Earl of Peterborough thought 1t would have
been better TO have left the Admiral commanding our
fee, 10 have made representa- ions 10 the Russian au-
n critics. lie thought SO because there was posi-
bility OF some clashmg Of authority.
Tie Earl of Clarendon said that the Admiral had
been informed of the course taken by the Government
at home.
The Earl Of Mamesbury said he was scarcely sat's-
fed with the concluding observations OF the noble
Earl hhe Foreign Minister to reprsals III case OF
an unsatisfactory being received from the kas-
sisn Government. Ii was not consistent win the
n nor and eighty of country like this 10 resort
10 reurisas The better would be to enlist the
whole civilized world in entire unity of opinion against
an outrage If such dastaTdly character Inc SUD
Jet then dropped.
An the bills upon the table were advanced stage,
and The House adjourned at IS minutes past seVen
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-09
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
Brothers & Co.'S Circular.

Pc, Ay,rioo1 LIVERPOOL, Friday 9Th Mo a2d, 1855
Corrosive have experienced smother week OF exrems
,.ne and the tendency OF prices has been favor Of the
purchasers Holders have not press sales ou ~ loss eneu
port Toays has ruled tame and the sales 90 a9s
exceed 40 bales sales Tor the week amount % ONLY
bales Of the took ~ 500 spectators 5l and eA
ouEEcIrKoS BARK still dull, and to effect .ale holders
would willingly submit to decline IN Inee Phlsaepha lou
marty 81 sAd Baltimore, OF which parcel has sra'ed'
IEp IN cod eonsu uptive demand Sale, for the week
reached go tuns at 80 a5tl p cwt
TALow-NO material alteration from the date OF oar last
nat hut be demand what improved % casks Ia
S.n,os od At s. 40 south American 81 down 70 % 100
Sss , @ he .po, AZ So ana for delivery eud
yssr S. per ew but business IN this lin ted
but MOI craze business ha, result at previous rates
PoRHThe effected been few and confined IN
lower qualities the dealers Will not siTe the late advance ot
fre sorts but holders are firm. oooo
BAeox-on Tuesday an suction took PiA9e o. some h 80
those cure week The sales by private have been snail
stber continues uautenupf-dy fine md the growth
Wbes having hat fallen compared with weeks
h r.. ,9ds here sS 5E'
quiet ou. VARIATION N prize Iss ss e 1TI y, a
So psT eusrter both Immediate consumption snd 70 hold
ontmea sin dull No change in other articles
Dehves. Of Wheat Tor The past week from cur own t'sJ
last var Average price this week 5i last yeai sans week
P ME- ib morning was only moderately attended and
the rspsscti,ns either NHEAT or FLovs exceedingly I'M
tied; few sales efee ed Of the former were a. rse. nI
hi those of our last but FLouA not cheaper as me
ousutity on by esi a. Tue SANE I'm
we may there anxiety on the ps u ho'1e' u
either article pres sales -, ... -
sae limited We quote prices similar 10 those eaffeHt on
0.1s in fair recues. Of former prices but OATMEAL burg
heavily on hand and promote business holders woad nav"
No .h,nse 10 The price of EeyPTsS BEANS IS Cd p quar-
ter top gu taron. r,.s-,u.-.,,
wsrar 10 @ qrs lsDIAS CoNsi 10 barrels aud Dab SACKS
FLOUR a 90. -. L.
Fxpots the Period-SSi WHEAT loSSo as ~
MY Co.'s IS barrels snd oS4 sacks FLovk -
Prize OF American White WHEAT a. this days mEke'-i
eSfs 81 = 20 ~ Baltimore and Philadelphia tLovR Seft
Yellow hpAs CoEs So Mixed 10 Cd and White 5<a ID
~ ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-09
Personal.

Coy. Baker of Hampshire declines being
candidate for reelection.
The Boston Telegraph says the remarkable story
called WHAT CHER in Putnam for July, Is the pro-
ducton of Mr.. w. ID. OConnOr of Boston. TIE
Sprinefeld Republican attributes the same story to
the author Of the Potiphar Papers.
Abbott Lawrence is about to make journey in
Europe on account Of bis health.
DsSIEI CLLMASS.-This distinguished son of Della
ware made most beautiful and powerful speech in
the City Hall on the evening Of the Fourth The Hall
was well flied, Blu. great Humbeis were compelled 70
forego the pleasure Of hearing this gifted orator IN con-
sequence OF the rain In the couse Of bis remarks Mr.
L. referred 10 the report Of bis calumniators IN refer
ence TO the place Of his birth, and said: 81 am an
" American by birth and an American In heart; lhaye
never breaihed any other tnan en- American atmo-
"fphere; have never looked on any other than an
" American sky and have never been protected oy
eny other than the AMERICAS FLAG. From the
place where now stand l can almost behold the
spot where repose the cherished remains OF my Ia
" ther and my mother and within the sound of my
voice now stands the house wherein / was born
Wilmington (Dell JournsL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-09
ARRESTS FOR LNTOXICATION.
NO LIoUoR-DEALERs COMPLAINED OF

NO LIQUOR-DEALERS COMPLAINED OF.
There were about fifty persons arrested in the City
Yesterday for being drunk and disorderly OF these
twenty were ncaIceraed in the Tombs in default of
the payment of their fine-slO EACH twenty in the JEFF
ferson-Market Prison, and ten in the Essex-Aarket
Prison The term for which each is to be imprisoned,
as fixed by law is ten days, and ii this penalty ia in
fcted on all who unable to pay their iine the pris-
ons in a week or two, will be crowded to excess We
learn of no arrests of liquordeaers, and they seem,
thus far TO bid defiance TO the law. 1t appears that
the Recorder and City Judge vary in opinion as to ths
proper pursue in the event Of the arrest OF
liquor-selers. The former claims that the Court Of
General Sessions has power to ndict parties for this
ofense, it being merely misdemeanor while the lat
ter claims that the Genens Sessions has full power to
indct the offenders. The aifidsyits complaining
agar st several lquordeaers which were presented
by Justice Welsh and Judge Stuart at the Specn ses
sion on Friday last returned by the Judge, who
said he did not the complaints unless the offend
ers were brought before him.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-09
arown shirley & Co.. Circular.

Per 4nerioa.l LIvIRRooL, Friday June = 100
The demand fer CorIos during tbs past week hes 80
thforshcr- On very limited scale, the trece sna
have bousht merely supply their immediate wsn "a -
lators have almost entirely Withdrawn from the
sses consequently reach only 400 bales OF Whlen
reported On speculation and $40 for export saa = m 80,
oaeriux Ia, teen considerably In OF the a.
lave 6eelined Ss0td p n in toe middins sno y - A..
the lower Qualities and many transactions SHOW an
sIne of "a om The highest pon, that was reached TWO
- -. - .xhseh how.
The sales to-day estimated az co eses o. ,ii ~.
msrk,t closes very quietly the following auot.non
F.ir 1rle.n, :. IA FAIR Mobles...1 f.n ptAhas''-s
Mddlins IS Middlins 30 Ills htddns
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