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PAINT AND OIL STORE

WINDOW Glass, &c, Camphene, Spirit Gas,
w Sperm Solar and Lard Oil Lamps, Clocks
Brushes, Ornaments, Girandoles, Shades &c.
j. II. McGREGOR,
Successor TO e. :. Whttlesey,
Jy l6-eo2w 53i Seventh ST.
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OST-AC CAMEO PIN. on the 18th instant. at
IL Carusi's Saloon, or on 18th street, between
and Ill. The finder will be rewarded by leaving
1t at Il. EvANS'S, corner Of 9th and streets
liz l3-Sfk
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GOOD NEWS FOR THE PUBLIC.

GOOD NEWS FOX TIE PUBLIC.
ON hand and for sale I'm addition TO a general
~ supply of the best FAMILY GROCERIES,
together with Hardware and a variety of Notions
&c, &c; a lot of Beech, Oak and Pine Wood
The Pine is very extra.
All Of the above will be sold TO suit the present
hard times. Purchasers are requested to call and
see how very cheap they can buy at the Storehouse
near the Navy Yard Bridge
e. A. BOHRER.
N. b have received a few chests OF those
cheap and very rare Teas heretofore advertised b.
other parties. jy l6-St&
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Who Support lit seems as though the
Wanted Philadelphia platform is, indeed in
. dinsling way, as it has no supporters wOr.
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OST, On THE AFTERNOON OF THE
IL 18th instant, on street, between 9th and llth
streets, before the residence of Secretary McClel-
land, lady's Breastpin. The finder viii be re-
warded by leaving 1t al the Office OF the Star.
jy l3-3t*
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IhDvERrIsEMRNr should be handed in
by IL o'clock, NJ, otherwise they may not ap-
pear until the next day.
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SELECT CLASSICAL a. MATHEMATICAL
SCHOOL FOR BOYS,

GEoRGETowS, D. c.
TINE third Annual Examination Of the pupils of
Il this Institution will commence on Wednes-
day, the 18th instant, at a. IN, and continue I'M
til Thursday p. IN. at which time the distribu-
ton Of premiums will take place The patrons of
the School. and all who feel Interested i'm the edu-
cation of youth, are respectfully invited to attend
L. A. BOWEN, Principal
jy i0-3t nnteD
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Washinoton,J July 10Th. 1853

IL
~SEDITOR OF THE EVENING STAR:
y>Sa Dear Sir:-Please give the enclosed
place in your paper, and oblige your obedient ser
want, w. H. KENYON
WASHINGTON, July 10th, 1855
SIR Upon due reflection, am forced to admit
that acted improperly in handing you the note
fOte should not have been handed to one gen
tleman by another. did ii without due reflection,
and as you have cast on me an imputatiOn which
is injurious, will you not after this concession
move ii or give me the authors name?
. The fact etc Of your having been posted was no act
Your obedient servant,
Capt. G. w. McCERREN, National Hotel.
WAsuINeroN, July 11th, 1855
SIR Il have Just received your note of the 10th
instant, with postscript of the same date.
In this note You say, q on due reflection You
are forced to admit that you ''acted improperly
IN handing me the note of the 9Th instant-tha sit
was such note as should not have been handed
by one gentleman TO another,'' and that YOU were
not connected with the posting of the 9th inst.
llisomuch as the fact that you brought me the
note OF the 5h, and my belief that you were party
to the posting, were my reasons for Introducing
your name into my card of the 9th instant Your
letter justies me in recalling the imputations cast
upon you in that card, and hereby recall them.
GEO w. MccERREN.
To Mr.; w. H. KENNoS, Washington City.
Jy io-H
1888. U. III. F) C. A.-Capitol Circle b
49,. give an excursion on TUESDAY,
?! in future advertisement.
lSN TICE.-The Jackson Democratic
0>~Sa Association of the Sixth Ward w II meet
in their Hall on MONDAY EVENING next, at
O'Clock.
Addresses will be delivered by several distin-
guished speakers. F. ODER. Sec.
jy 4-2t*
~THE EMPIRE CLUB TAKE GREAT
ca pleasure I'm announcing to the public that
their Second Annual Grand PIC MIC will take
place at the WHITE HOUSE on MONDAY,
August 9th. 1855
Particulars in future advertisement
DANIEL MACARTY, Pres.
5. LEWIS, Sec. jyu-3t
GsSFRANKLIN FIRE COMPANY-A
cs>Sa called meeting of the above named Com
pany will be held at the Hall MONDAY EVEN
ING, July 10Th.
BY order of R. E. DOYLE, Pres
". n. CROssF1ELD, Sec. jy H-2t
Il Al ATTENTION, PRESIDENTS MOUNT
81 "a ed Guard.-You are hereby notified to at
M tend the regular weekly drill at the armory,
W wv on TUESDAY EVENING, July II, at TX
o'clock
p. S.-Commissioned and noncommissioned Of
hcers are particularly requested to be at their post
BY order Of the aptain, j. PECK
w ii. HAYWARD, O.S. jv II-3t
l@CONTESTED ELECTION IN THE
g>S Fourth Ward-Notice is hereby given
to the parties conesting the seats of the incumbent
members of the Common Council, from the F ourh
Ward OF the city of Washington, d. c., as well
as to those persons whose votes were rejected at
the Municipal Election held in said city on Mon
day, the 18th ultimo, that hearing will be given
in the premises on TUESDAY, the 18th instant,
at the Council Chamber, in the City Hall, at 4
O'Clock p. IN.
SAMUEL YORKE ArLEE,
Chairman Committee on Elections
jy 11-dt17 Board of Common Council
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Resigned G. Hill, Esq, fourth class
(sl,sOO per annum) clerk in the State Depart
ment, resigned some time since, after some
thirty years faithful and advantageous service
Of the Government in a clerical capacity His
resignation was the result of his wish to spend
the balance of his days without labor, having
accumulated suficiency for his wants.
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DEWS FOR SALE.-A few news have be
Il added TO Christ Church, and are offered iG
sale on pleasing terms. Apply TO II. c. Matthew
corner Washington and West streets, or 70
p. L. BERRY a. son,
jy l2-eo3t Water ST Georgetown.
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LIME! LIME! LIME.

LIME! LIME! LINIE.
GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICE -Best
~ quality wood burnt Lime at EIGHTY cents
per barrel.
l am now selling the best quality of wood burnt
Lime In Washington at eighty cents per barrel at
the kllns and eighty-five cents delivered in any
part OF the city This is twenty-five per cent less
than the market price.
LAWTON p. HOOVER,
Potomac Lime kilns, one square south of the
Lower Bridge, Georgetown. jy l6-eo3w
(Union Organ Intell
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W dsHIHStOH, July IStH, 1000
nS~SEDlTOR OF THE EVENING STAR:
y>Sa Dear Sir:-Please give the enclosed a
place in your paper, and Obige your obedient ser
want, w. H. KENYON
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FAN ADJOURNED MEETING of the
rNS Medical Alumni Association of George
town College will be held at the College Hall. F
street, THIS (Monday) EVENING. at TX o'cl'k
J. V. ID. MIDDLETON,
jy 16-1ts Rec. Sec.
Co. NORTHERN LIBERTIES, FIRE
O>Sa Company will meet TUESDAY EVEN
ING, at their Engine House. at O'Clock
A punctual attendance is requested
jy 16-2t J. Il. HALLECK, Sec
s~TIIE MONTGOMERY GUARDS re-
S>A specially announce to their friends and
the public generally that they will give their third
Annual Excursion on I'll thursday, the I'd day of
August next.
Particulars in future advertisement.
iy l6-2t
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AGENTS FOR THE STAR,

The following persons are authorized to con-
tract for the publication Of advertisements in
the Star: a..H f
Philadclphia-V!B. PALMER, N W. corner
of Third and Chestnut streets
New York-S. n. PErrIxGnL & Co., Nassau
street. rs
Boston-V. B. PALMER, Scollay's Building.
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FLORENTINE, MOSAIC, AND OTHER
RICH JEWELRY.
nj w. GAIT Il BRO, offer a large assortment
Iv1s Of Florentine, Mosaic, and other rich Jew
elry, including Diamond, Pearl, Emerald and
Opal Bracelets, Brooches, Ear and Finger Rings,
&c.
Persons having precious stones I'm old settings
NAV have them reset in all the more modern STYLES
at short notice.
Nj. w. GAIT BRO.
32i Pa. avenue, betw. 9th and 10th streets.
Nv 16-6t
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SB. U. III. y C. A.-Capitol Circle b
GSA U. give an excursion on TUESDAY
August eth.
Particulars I'm future advertisement
iy 1i-It*
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fTHE LONDON STAGE. 4 vols, octave. cor
Il tanning about two hundred Of the best nas
id the language exclusive Of ShakspearesJ >
few sets Of the above-second- copies, nv
oner being unobtainable--just imported from lS
don. Price s. 50. FRANCK TAYLOR
iy Eff
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Appointments in the Sixth Auditors
0fice.-The Secretary of the Treasury has
appointed Messrs. VIM. j. Mccormick, of the
District Of Columbia, and H. A. Cook, of Nd.
to be first class Isl 200 per annum) clerks in
the office Of the Sixth Auditor of the Treasury
Appointed. Mr.. j. G. Naylor and Mr.
Hugh F. Pritchard, have been appointed
Watchmen for the west wing of the Patent
Office edi6ce, now being occupied by portion
OF the General Land Office.
The Current Operations Of the Treasury
experimentation Saturday, the 14th of July,
tnere were of Treasury Warrants entered on
the books of the Department
For the Treasury Department. .. s43,47l %
rof Tue dnterlsr Department..... 1874 80
w 'n1 customs. '':'........... Is, l40 sc
tered '': :: 5s,744 90
Covered in from miscellaneous
sources NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. I n
covered IN from customs 49,. 96,924 OIL
Drawn on account Of the Navy. 96,I92 90
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RN TICE.-The Jackson Democratic
0>Sa Association of the Sixth Ward w II meet
in their Hall on MONDAY EVENING next. at
O'Clock.
Addresses will be delivered by several distin-
Suished speakers. F. ODER, Sec.
jy l4-2t*
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SCHUTTER Il kAHLERT,
ARTISTS, FRESC0, DECORATIVE, aS
n every description Of o r AMEN TAI
PAINTING. =.
Orders left with Baldwin and Nenning, Annf
tects, corner Penn. avenue and lltb street, VII
promptly attended to. ~ 1l-lme
GENTLEMEN'S UNDERGRADUATES.
"E have large and fine assortment Of siii
w Gauze, Merino and Cotton Undershirts, llh'
en- and cotton Drawers, White and colored shirts
Hosiery, &c, which we are now offering al vel.
low prices. WALL Il STEPHENS,
32 Pa. ave, next door 70 Iron ia.
Vu-u (Newsl
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Rosa Fitzpatrick.
The second honors in the same circle to:
Josephine Dyer, Virginia Shekell, Frances.
blanchard, Juliana King, Anna Elliot, Rosa Cal
Ian, Mary Ann Joyce, Catharine Dove, Ellen
Grouard, Virginia Entwistle, and Cecilia Elliot
Chorus.
Pas Redouble (Knecht) on piano by Miss Mary
Liebermann and Miss Sarah Woodward: on harms
by Miss Mary Elliot and Miss NJ. Callan
The exercises Of the Academy will be resumed
on the first Monday In September. Ii would be
much TO the advantage Of the pupil TO enter then.
jy 16-1t*
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FSTHE EMPIRE CLUB TAKE GREAT
C>Ea pleasure I'm announcing to the public that
their Second Annual Grand PIC MIC will take
place at the WHITE HOUSE on MONDAY,
August 9th, 1855
Particulars in future advertisement.
DANIEL MACARTY, Pres.
5. LEWIS, Sec. iy1i-3t
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HOPS. HOPS! HOPS.
ENOUR bales first sort Hops. growth Of 1853 an
IL 81, for sale much lower than the usual pric
IL applied for at once.
WILL AN NJ. GRIPS,
81 Louisiana av., betw. 9th and 7th s,s
jy li-3t
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a Al ATTENTION, PRESIDENTS MOUNT
81 "a ed Guard.-You are hereby notified to at
M |I tend the regular weekly drill at the armory.
w wv on ESDAY EVENING, July Il, at TX
o'clock.
p. S.-Commissioned and noncommissioned Of
cers particularly requested to be at their post
by order OF the Captain, J. PECK.
w. ii. HAYWARD, U. =. iy Il-@t
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Nineveh.-We continue the list of leading
most reliable, and active Know Nothing sym
pathizers with Nineveh, as furnished by the
Secretary of the National Council of the secre
political order, b. c., 1854, to certain denizen
Of the ancient and venerated city Of Nineveh
as being most likely if applied to, to exer
themselves to secure subscribers for pape
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Giiimorc.s Hair Ra,sam.
PAstHAgL+S FEVER AM aSt1
Nl%1kHrl

l.NoR the cfeetna cure II Chil.A ana rever Inter.
lnittent Fever, Dumb Acne, and Bilious Al.
tarks
This preparation mas been found after estsrsiss
na u b. certain and I'll ctuai cure for the abo,.
diseases II i composed entirely & vegetable sub
stances hnd contains nothing that can an injurious
~ upon tho system. Person. While psi,lr mi ,nefii.
ems are not obliged c ts a. the content If one
bottle breaks tbs chill and removes the ti.,aseand
are not affected by exposure 20 water or ickIv local
its any more than Whtu la their asital health ana
~ tnkihg one ~ two bottles inere TIE patient wifi
fnd the appetite 70 recover strength - satU3x ths
piAea II Gfssrai DchHig. Atqas Sof6ts Hxzl,s.s /
the Head and I'll other form ii aseaSo h,,v thi
origin III Miasna or Malalia and Is come c7.itrelg
tceH,
The Proprietor states without Tar Of coutraaic-
tion, that PAscHAfL's FEVER AND AGrs MixTrRr
ma eutttualt cured inofe persons where it has been
introduced, han any ether preparation known and
could irvduc, al4y numb ~ cenihrat.s ~ J. usual
with medicines 81 this sind from these Of thf b.
f,s'p.etabuity AMI trpin eminent physicians II Phi
iadel Ihta ans ,4es@hert. who prescribe il +. their
raeic tor tbs above d,-eses certifying 80 it, .sun-
Usual theay al curing where either ri lnetiits hayt
fahsi but ~ II l. 10 sanc fat apoa II osn st1ifs
tttfj tt II dec TIL Il HaeC sssy AMI r r. SAVING to
thos athcted, Lay ere hotti. and GU will Ant. m
falilbic pruof IN yourself
Farmer, Piunters Mechanics, and AL Iaborin-
Men ~ sections et country where she abeve disea.e
GtNaii. ~ alaptIug n Tressatlrf wllI b. free
tr4m heae att4sA that season III lbs wear Which
Hhii i 10 t4e most ieky, il til most ysIuable Il
them.
For ale by MOORE HOOPER. pruggist-,
Agents II k@okuk Iowa.
IgNr *
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Keokuk Stove oundry
WOOD. ESTES Al0.

! 1 ANING cetahii shed STOVE Fou SpRf iii $50
! tAe city of keokuk, which ~ new III -
ueesssiui operation are prepared to fiji or-~ss
Ter fot various styles Of P4riar and Ceok = =
stoves among which Is the 'R public" Cook Stove,
pa Md IN 1851. having movable back plate,
with al ar chamber between il aud e ottu piatc.
TIE ordinar, ,iz takue il tNo-lr,t aopd, and It'll
every respect superior article Or Crescent
Prcmium Stove is aise inaie FIR long wood ID a
iea'y amt uh-tnntia manner, and ait u cur heat-
ing stoves arr Of new and improved pattern bo,h
Tor w1,el and coal
we resp setfulle ca8 t1e ut ntieH .f dealer.
throughout Wis ms Mapse Valley and t5e adiuu.
II eoan.r = te enr tVe, "a ~toss5. ami Assure heu
isll we can ssi. ~ caeap thry cam has AZ whore
th, nest
Nd 4cc- for our Pa.terr can always be had.
ir., q asl 0iau broken Is hrc. nc eur asrdry
c0RNEk 81 t2t AND JOHNSON.
a'e1 lave large assortment II YIN War.
H'iloM Ware, stove iranRug-, ~ugar SAX +. Dog
Irons, Gfatts, A., ae.. IL our sbols.
NrNnrss n ssu 80 MAIN STR.E..
Givc ns IA aud encourage Honf Ma r4C-
r-tEs. WOOD, ESTES & co.
l[eokuk Jply rs 1875 Wv
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The Old Ctockeiy House

az CAREY < kilboi RNE i SSH ii full blast
N'and. We trust Is street ana hpnorab den q. r,
ms occurred and vii retain arg pr on 81 .hl
rerg bcsi 81 81 cWst0laers. and u accordance an
ihe ncr ~ If hasintss are enabled TO I'm iorl
pur Gegsk
DIRECT fReN ENGLAND,
and n uch quantities. a. 20 pace ouf house u u no.
ilon Inferior q none. q har Cnc. nnaa, st. Lou
or % cage. and nold oar Hr ready ~ 1u',. cage
he guar b 81 he from ans 81 Ii, above
nee.
We are happy TO inform our friend. through oa
ahe ate. tina, w have oteutor pecion anu a E,
upwards II
400 Crates of Crockcry,
,0ge'ber wita upwart- of 500 BONES GLASSWARE.
maoaiactGrcd 10 car own pntcnls. aud 1pres IN ion
oar own trade. " have also the most eA ensse :
-or mont ii
LOOKING GLASSES
er brought 10 toe nHge with at u her good. kept
20 .rpcseFy housc-. We viii ta Aappv ID ~ee any
and All wnp de ire 70 prrchasc good IN or nne and
q, nFe them ii they deaf Win We will 10 A. Wei
~ them a, we KNOW how We have careful pack.
trs, and Very seldom hayeaomplau: Of broken ware
Orders respectfully solicited.
Nam @.reel. LctAeen I'D and itn Streets.
CAREY ~ i,ILlDIKNE.
heobtsA, ROMA, Aug. 10, io55.--w
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FURNITURE.
AT iIOL


AZ No. 81, Main srect.-...,..... KEokt h, IOWA.
FEHE under gnld does not deem il strdiont 70
i ssr tha lie las NOR Furniture OF better than
any otter establishment in kepsuk, or elsewhere
bnt would say 70 wholesale ard rc.ai purchasers
and old customers that he las on hand an kinds Of
Furniture, and any quantities gee want, p,it up and
packed ready Tor wagon transportation. Among
other things
Bureaus, pian fancy and dressing.
Tables, Card, Center, Side Breakfast, Dining, and
Dessert.
Chairs, Windsor Cane, and Mahogany Spring
Seats.
Rocking Chairs, Cane. " Wood, and Spring Seats
Bedsteads, common, fancy and Cottage, high and
low posts.
Window SHADES, Curtain Corniccs, Willow Ware
and Wagons.
Ladies Cabinets and Work Boxes.
Mattresses and all kinds Of Upholstery on hand
and made to order.
II will pay To give rs call
no sign up, though place generally well marked
keokuk, May !, 1855. wy H. wuSEY.
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IN E&terHet cure for tHttF.s Asp FEVER.
l0fR Horns

~ f~&ttffe& = Rff j1f HILLS Asb FEVER.
I9fR Horns
'INHis Novel and extraordinary remedy Il upheld
ty the e tinouy % u Tie b 4 mans j
Ienne. re, MissIsslll and Agsaas rs. Th pFoI.ie
Of an inventor le-. a. thta@anfso - pthgrx esf
afeats II III thefo3o~iue i sin uish. g.s en- J.
u Memphis Ienu.. b hoiuc Z tbe proprietor
i'el. ! l. bfac tol. smith L. BankA ad-ealteg
Memphis Wing, " M. Il ianrey--s<l}tor, the II m
pats news 4. htefe. NJ. H.. y A Carr. " H. X. II
sket lawyer, grandson q Dayy Crockett The. =
.-and NJ. u.
lhs wonderful does not pain, blister g. ez-
aofiaie ". reset II ia, bsn ,ntY.dac-d il Las .tt-
perceded all ether patent medicines IN eA4ls. an1
dftrea q"sHrne cut 81 the aarSet
mike Qcinins, Arsenic ard .. htI deiet et9nf
drug, this medicine iaak,s quir adieai ans lef-
fsci ene and Is not t34ioasd by tram II luagase.
worse than the reia3y Il. 1t S perfectly harmless
aud can be used witt perfee safe5 by all sexes AMI
ages.
lie proprietor in introducing the T.. NJ p. in this
community ieays II 70 make its oea reputation hei
by 10 own merits and superior claim On the pubic
Address G. n nsnie. Proprietor, Memphis Tenn
Pace, 81. liberal III count mads 70 the tlade
sent by ma /, 10 al parts # IA Country.
sose wholesale ana rela agent for henknk.
Ill. ii. Az RS.
Gorner 30 and Main street. oct24da
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sTAFrORn a NICOTINE.

M HOLESALE Grocers and Comm issipn Mcr-
" chants, Water Street, second door above Eion-
deau, keokuk, Iowa, have opened in their commo-
dious hire proof store and warehouse whore they III
tend doing n Grocery and Commission business.
Having been in the Grocery business for several
years, and possessing ample fac Titles, VIII be
able to afford goods low, and hope by strict attention
10 business 10 receive portion Of public patronage.
factures, such Iron, Nas. Window G.ass. Cation
Yarns, Satiuets, Buckets, Tubs, Wrapping Paper,
&C., beside variety of staple and other article-
pnumerattd below.
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AleAanacr-. ise.amicu..

liz hhtAl AMtIitAN HAIR Tonic
ny TAI ~ mare assiIahie ~ gae Young haf4 / liz
" iuAulant locke q youth ans beauty What
more dreaded By h middie aged than grsy hairs
- hat y old but weuil avert badness whiet
s3n all ~ accomplished by u.1ag Aexandega r.
Nulrua 20 universally aeknaw gel h pe the snssf
tupefi7f article far beauttsing the Hair and ahnh
equally cff aeifu III Ttcsrtving d natural heath
FIR safe m 81 Aeln Street. ~
June 2o.-dif !. u. NfNcHEIL { 20
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Ottulnwa House,
N es4R Sns Nsgx Ikvx a

III undersigned having Etly puvca cd <xA
fhe ahoy Elau.e. non.4 especially N HI.
form he travelling community and ms pabic @-.-
Generally thai he la fried aud thoroughly reno
'aied The iionse aiid Is now prcpars to ofFer a.
good aec@minoda' uu- he eoun ~ will afford "a
aii these who may favor him with ga {; his con
TAM attention viii IL given 10 render the stay Of
a'i comfortable. III. House bong large ana com,
molo0e be ha'er- Himself hat be can gave general
a'isiae ion Ia his guest-.
Connected with this House il
eoo9 esd t0pano5ious gfsElf.
here "ill be- kept a. all times good supply of
Oats Corn and Timothy Hay. and II irustv and ef
hcient 0stier. TEOS q GIVEN
Ounmwa. May Z 1855. w6law,ltf
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BLACKS vgrIsrxa.

NNILlIAA GRAHAM on Th Ia between ohm
W son and Exchange streets. al the BRICK shop,
would fform he pnb ic that be Is prepared 10 do
al klnds Of biAcSsMirhtSG in neat, durable, aud
cheap manner.
HORSE SHOOTING
Bring on your tame horses and have them shod
ght. From his long ard constant practice IN this
branch u tn bisin ness nattcrs himself that he
cannoi be eSeeilcd by my ~ the .ouatrv lie
particularly sociis pairanRga in this me.
tie also elders his services l. Furrier in all its
branches.
May 26 1856 ddwIy
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-11-12
sligo IRON Wholesale and
Retail.


4 fHlTTENDEN 4 MGAyIC, Water Street, Kco-
&kuk, hayin. connected the above. In ali its vari
Gus branches, with oar other business for the past
year. and finding the demand 10 have exceeded onr
AMOS. glne expectations, have found II necessary
make larger additions to orr Stock and We NOW
size satslac oi 10 oller 10 customers ana
fhe public generally tic largcs; and mos complete
assortment ot Sigo Iron Nails. Steel, ac., ever be
fore offered in ate.
" c would say 10 Black this and Merchants who
deal IN Iron, That make il greatly 10 their
interest 70 purchase thclr stock here Having made
permanent arrangements with the manufacturers
Tor cansIan, supply, ana also having the eEciu,ne
privilege for the sale Of Sligo Iron M this place,
qnd beng dcjermnad 10 sell far low comm ssun
oyer manufacturers prices, we viii guarantee sell
los be had al the Works u elsewhere. al
ing freight, insurance, 6c.
The reputation Of cur Iron il too weli known To
require recommendation FROM us. Il sglhricnt
80 say that tai who have used it. for Whatever
Parp9sc OF place, are compelled to acknowledge il,
without hesitation, 70 be greatly superior 60 an
other IN General use
Let II be understood that 1t is sold bs one house.
and to be had only nj the Sligo Iron Sore. Water
street.
"a Strict attention given to orders,
nave now IN store and will be in rccep Of
additional supplies throughout the seuson--
rs Tons assorted Bar IRON;
POO Blls Round and Square do;
l5a 10 Horse >hot. ass d sizes
100 do do do Nail Rod;
on "a Oval and half oval;
00 Slabs pfon-t IRON ass'd
200 a. sligo 10 Steel
2ou Setts Wagons and Buggy Boxes,
% i'r. Steel Carriage springs
l0a9 lbs Majors Cast St,el. ass 4 ssres;
9a0 40 Engish and American Blister a.
lpV kces Nulls ass a s2e.
y % and ne Boat spike Gfcc
io1 Rowlaua's Mil Saws, . TOO
do Cross Cut Saws;
- seta Carriage, Buggy and Wagon ANeIs.
SMITHS IuaLs.
dog Blacksmith Bellows
p Monse Hole Anvil
- Solid Head Vices
duz ; och and Dies, Screw Plates, SUI
psrior quantity;
dez Hammers and Sledges
Horse Kasps and Files together 18th
steel Hammer Mould Slcdge AIouids:
l.ag ana Trace ANS, ASes, Saogels
Spades, Manila Goldage, &c,
NJ. tA.9