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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-08-09
JAMES REYNOLDS.
~ holesaie and Retail DrpEgi

" hoiesaie and Retail Druggist,
Mechanics Bt9cl. North side Of HAN ST.,
KTOKJK, IOWA.
TT avfNG maze nrrssrerrerts for rer-
Ill msu-nt ousiness in the above line, | arr SA
now c1erinr ta The city onf country trade IL
e large and we'll selected stock #
grrgs. Medicines, Paints. Dyes, OILS end VAR
nishe ~ Brushes, Glassware and Window
Gtass,
Al=o PerfGmrry aud fancy articles Ci9ars, To-
hacco and Snuff sn4 . choice assortment ef
Ferli,y Groceries iRclntiing Spices. Teas, Fla,
.oriaC Extracts. Candle, soda Saiarains, aid a
rsriety Of avicles pertaining to t1at department Z;
a! which viii be sold tla gslnciple Of Ism al
profits and quick reluras j"
Par'iealag attention given 10 preparing rrn-
scrpions Ia cases where medicines are re.
CURED dp,ing he night i is frequently inconve-
nient n Oh sin them This difficulty I havr
coInp!.tely o5eiated by having my rcsidence in
part OF the same building occupied by r1y
s'orr; and persons desirins medicines may relv
upon procuring ihcn at all hours, night or day
without iGcnuvaEieuce Of aeihv.
Druggists. rrerchsnts and others. purchasing
by the quantiv. are requested 10 give me call
e. nm defe; mined & sea- oa IS faYotabie teTnss
as ans houso ii tie city.
Lnta6 g. l8bs div
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Ice Cream.
FaAcy CANDIES.

T Il ST rtrelpec he largest aus Oe.. asseFt mart
" ofTsncy Caadtes evef before ofrre4 Ia kee-
kak; also large 4s.~-str-rf ~ Frfsl's. Nn4e. &c
I'd CREIGHTON & OHNTE'S
A8F! 90 1853 etf l1ausa. Stree
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IcFkNNG. NJ III. H.
Mckenny 4 Runner
pIsS0[rrI0y.

THE hf9a ol Graham & Cave is .his day dis.
solved by mutual coneent Mr. Cave is All
shoriz-d to settle the business of the late fyr
ard wl!i continue the business 20 heretofore
C. c GRAHAM
Y +. CAVE
Jone -, 1855.
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FloTR. FLOUR.

A SPLENDID assortment OF children q faacY
- Hats aiad fans ter summer wear, the latest
summer style inst recrived and for sale cheap af
SHrtpos's HAT EMPORIUM, 81, Main q.
Ladies caM and look al them.
rns(2f &s~s.
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Boots and Shoes
OF all St,iea, and In any Qua-dsy.
DELL & MATLEsS hare lust 81
received large ard splendid
isty OF Boots ana Shoes, oi iic i. .rz@e
Is S, STYLES. ami s@iec ei with particular rr.-r-
e is thl. rnagkei Ileir stock comprises ev-
.ry thing desirable f3r Lait@s, Noses, Gentle
taer, Baes, ami C.lldsea. which they viii sell as
low for cash. as any dealer in ihe eitg.
They arc also prepare! .
MasryAcTrRE
All kinds N Laii.s and Ca,stn Wafk. in any
desired STYLE They employ .moHe bat the very
best workmen aid plenty ef'tl'su', and are pre-
vared 10 nil all orders with perfect sa,ieiactloh
aud with entire puhetHslity.
RLPAIRiNG
lane v;th nea'ness and Dispatch.
We .vte all persons % give lsa call, AT ihe
.igp 8, lfa MAMMOTH SHOE, opposite A. l..
Der~fng & Co.'S Barking House, Nam Street.
ODtLL & MATLESS.
Ee.k,,k June 6. dAwy
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ShYLICHr
DAGU UERRE EAh & II.Ekf
THE LOVERS soL1LCQUY.

THE LOVERS SoLILCQUY
q search the lniieY' wave IN pea IL,
To deck vouf hish horn maidef
o. dig CoicoEAa's diamond sandt,
With priceless treasure laden.
G. ea,4er MytiA AID frankiseensei
Aaisseef Arablan spices.
Aai rlQste- 70 md ya0r hearts delight"
lave'g y est az devices--
III give to he's whom | adore,
b. far au fling richer
Hy ft.a. or t-esse 10 lovers sri.es,
In rrtIL'5 fair skvirhf Picture.
naeI.. q l.arn s. MAJ Street.
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LUMBER,

AT THE PINE MILL.
THE subscribers have constantly oa sat.t !
L supply OF
Dressed Flooring.
Also. FENCING BOARDS aHd FENCING pIcKrrs
Siding, and q Genesal assortment o. lirneAsisjl
stuff
Mill and LlEaher Yard al the foot Of Second
street, KeokuA, Iowa.
MATT q nARBlSE.
april I. 1885. dlmawly,
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SCRAP IRON.
WYE viii pay the highest rrietin ashfor socd
w Eo Biacksmith'k scraps, at the MixsofT
,~on s,ore THOs. ]. RICE Co.
september 9, fsb4tw
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lGll1, graceful and becoming are those bess
IL style OF Gents MoIeskin Hats for ssle q
2EELDON'S HAT EMIO1IUN.
-. 81, A.ain strssl.
April -, 1855
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Western Hotel,

FORMERLY XII KuK II 'TEt,)
~ LOCATED on tue Levee, belo" VI sin-s's
most con. H. nj to the steamboat tanning.
Has been taken By the subscriber, (iafe OF
the Phpaix Hotel } and has been thoroughly re-
paired ard we'll furnished. The entire arrange
rsots ,re made with a view TO the comfort OF
Ma f,,anas and customers lie hopes, therefore,
nv strict a,ieation to husinessto have share OF
public patronage. The attendants speak The
Eaylish. German, and French languages. Give
ms call. DANiLL
March 5, 1855. ANti
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DENTAL SURGERY,

DR. X. s. B A RB + X,
W. GuL y respectfully announce to The cti-
w 1eas u k-skak and vicinity Ina he hos
permanently located Is Keokuk, where be ex-
pece . perform all lie operations pertaining to
pegtai surgery
He fces onfi iert il hisnbi'ty 70 give satis-
fac,ionro those whc may favor him with their
patti oasrt.
iY- OEce on Main between Third and
FaGffh Streets.
Aiiopars'icns warranted.
keoknk, April y, id50. e
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Yelotc Feper in Norfolk and Portsmouth.

In Norfolk. according TO the papers received
from there yesterday, the fever has again appear
ed. For the twenty-four hours ending Wednesday
NJ 2 p NJ, there were three deaths in the city, and
one at the hospital out of the city. There were
cases of the fever in the city and three at the
hospital. A portion of the cases were in Barry's
Row. and most of the remainder originated with
in the same district below Main street and west of
Commerce street. bounded ON the South by the
river-the old haunt of the disease on its former
visits.
The Argus says that the publication of the
Portsmouth Tran script has been suspended
There being communication between Norfolk
and Portsmouth--the ferry boats have stopped
running-we have no report from that town.
Mrs. Tmogen Barron, wife of Capt. JAS Bar
ron of the Navy Yard, who died in ortsmouth
Wednesday Afternoon, carried over to Nor
folk at O'Clock on Wednesday night, in a barge,
and inferred in the Norfolk cemetry by torch
light. Capt Jas Barron is recovering and consid-
cred oct of danger. His daughter is wen, not
having been attacked as reported.
The Board ofhealth of Norfolk had directed a
house to be fitted up at Lambert's point for the
reception of the yellow fever patients.
We have received the folawing names to add
to the list Of the dead: Il A Parker, WmP Col
Inns, and young Mr. VIM Kemp.
The county of Isle of Wight had declared quar-
antine against the infected cities.
Mr. David w Glass, respected citizen, and
lire warden of Union Companw, died suddenly of
appoplexy, Wednesday .-Dispateh.
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coIwRR's WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS,


ESillS very piensa,t uni ae'eeai'ie WATERING Place
Z Is open for the reception of v-itas They
siinated the Western base o the Bne Riae and
hanedntely on tho line IT the Vir. uii an1 rhner-eo
Rairaad. about sc miles ahose ,nrhhurs, aud fErie-
fore TIN most ssib Watering Place IN Nueinia
IT j. i. thin hours ride Of Lynchhurs wlifh makes
peculiarly inviting for the tn Miles u all per
whose trades prnfcs,ion iol',d coHtin'rd alb
scrce from hnmn, and Who ;hc time 9csie
all oue give their families their frequent personal
presence and attention
Large fud convcaiprt additions hnvc, during the
Winter and Spring cen male 10 the bunting, of IA.
Springs, together with convenient Bnth.ng HOUSE,
which will NIL 1hy aid greatly Ia the comfort Il WIS.,
but viii ennbie he proprietor - nccnmnante a
a much larger number than he able To accommodate
the sensnn. Places of innocent aud heal lay
meut have also been provided
The IA dirnal qualities of these Strings have been
ascrrained to be interior my White Sui phur
Springs In Virginia. uid the beautiful and picufrsq
mountgin scenery by which they surronaded, and
pure ID inyigorarine air pecn lar the atmosphere of
the rucr surpassed by that Of any other place
la the Siaiv.
The Table and Btr viii alnay- lac ahundtty sup
piled with the very best the couhry onrds aud ey'ry
attention will be given by the proprio an lis a>si-t
ants t., tho comfort md enjoyment of visit ors.
A Hack will be IL tea ncss "A Boasack's Delnt to
CONVEX passengers the Springs. being mil , and
INN elialey in view IF the Rairoad.
CHARLES PHELPS, Proprietor
juno . I'D ec9n
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THE GREAT
RICHMO NOVEL NOW READY.
STORY OF RICIaMOND IN 1882.

1NLLlE; OR n Il HUMAN CUNEDY By Jous
IL EsTfs Cu,kk. author &C the Virginia Coinodf
nn-." tbraiher n, ckin aud Sdk.' The Youth 81
Jeilarsun," etc.
"MoTLtY's Tnr ONLY Nr,RF. - Is Yon itr T.
In one handsome I2m,. Vol l'ramihy lll.,,ntrl
with Original Dr-ignshy Sn ahrr Price q %.
Ill Is of the very few Novel, TINT shuhll In ad
mittance the family circle Chicago Dgiy Tetjuae
lifnrd md triumphant sucrrs. Of the grent vIr-
ginia Book. ALONE. b, MARiuN IIAnLAsp, Of Rich
mond Va. Republi-he1 IN Lnndnn aud Pari.. Tenth
An erican Edition feady. in honhsome l2rno.
vol. Fancy Cloth Glt, sl.25
"A NEW BOOK" iistrntyr o. the Instil1fion Vi
Slavery! SOCIOLOGY FOR THE SOUTH. Ortte
Failure of FREQ Socefy by George Fizhugh, E.1 One
vol, l2mo. Price Ci III ~; Paper, - cents
NoTicss the Pass There patent in this vol
argument. aud lacts which vill rebuhe anntcisrn
und cnchain tho aIe .iian of tin'ng unconstitutional
Infeiiigenetr.
This book IL minr of tl,ons ht and a magazine Of
IDEAS. It's mnin oI,iert be tho illustration of
the necessity for, mud the a,lyapiages Of slavery
Washington Sentinel
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The Nic0rogl,u Transit Comp1nU n.

1t is reported that Mr.. Mason. the acting Uni
ted States Consul at Greytown, has communca-
ted to the State Department the fact OF the Near
aqua Transit Company having transported, and
are still continuing to transport, large bodies of
men, for the purpose of being enlisted in the Nj
caaguan army. That they are sent out by the
Nicaraguon Mini ster to the United States, and
their passge paid ont of the money due by the
Transit Company to the Ncaraguan Govern
lnent Most of the men said to have been
German AMI French residents of the city of
New York, and are commanded by foreigers
The Transit Company are also accused of send
ing out large supply of ammunition and cannon
to be used by the troops.
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THE UNION HOTEL,
CHRISTIANSBURG, MONTGOMERY, We

INHE Undersigned hay ne urrhnsei this we'll kl wn
L establishment, formerly KEPT by Mr. Samaei &. VIII
nrns, and having reiitod nd furnished it in the very
best style beg lelveti invite the pub c give ihem
call. plcteing Themselves tltat cXerion will be
used 10 please alt, and enire saii.lacion given
charge made.
Their fnbe shall only he ,uPplirj with the
Mo iniain markets. but tn, narN,.ts OF ynchlng
Pete sture. l1eh3Hond nnd Hofi.dk.
Persnns whiting the Munnlain, wGnl Chisi ansbnir
of the pleasant aud beautiful viii ,ers in tie
State situated mile fr,an he Virginia and Tennes-
Railroad Depot, finr miles from The i,iliw sulphur,
FIVE from the Montgomery VIII lie f'nl bar md tea frau
the AHcgtnuy Sp.ng+ All tly ASK Il call.
Hacks Aill be u, READINGS. Ia eoiv 4-eengors Ia
AMI from the cars inmr lia.eiy tieir aui>a'.
The sen er lr'uei, TIM, IL he ,liyi"d alternately
between the YeieN Snpbnr and the Onion Hotel where
he would be rlea.ed TO his I'D fou j., aud the pub
lie .entrs!iy MN. cLARkE,
iune27 deoa3m ". TENfLlN.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYs


The under signed. with view Of relieving him
>eif tom his present embarrassed cooh,n will offer
for sale privately, until the 9th dsv uf September next,
the fol"~ing vsu>bn praperty, via; twa lots 1t
e. Quad IL III. city cf Lynrhbnre, fronting ~ feet each
Jefferson sheet on the Basin Of the James River and
kana~ Ia Canal. nearly hrp ate the large stone wall;
hur Lois fronting SO feet each Il e Basin vi the
Canal running back taihe Orange and Aexindfia Rail
tad; lat Jehrrsoo street, npr,.iie The slorc ui
Mcdaniel, Hurt Prsioa, ffon,ns feet; eur Framed
Tcnements aud Lots near d. T. Reo-' lying heiween
the 81 aud nrw utnpikes. tiausr aud LIT asiei ins
ID. Sl,.oce residence, Il n.stesirah,e iani fsi'
6cHce,) III aud Wooden feuemcnt and yaeah, Lot,
both adlpnihe IL am, la aeie LOT Buck Wa
Greek nrar ia la,. Nm panrl'~ lee ilons,; also,
hi- interest ,heing two hr } IN thu, VAIN hls STAN
Ri h Mlrhi . nrar the Gas Works; nh,nl 10 hen vi
Ilr. and Mules all yo.e AID well hrke Ia latnes@;
~ 10 Wagons. q MI herse aal seseiui sec-
GA habd Carte, Wognn.,&.
Such pnrllons at said ptoporls may mt lie snd hy
the 5h day oi September nexi, will on thai lay he 50
by way Of hhte auction,
All Tt creditors Of the unet signed invited to
purchase, Tint their claims may he neilal against
The amount due by them respectively for pnrrhasei.
AL PERSONS having oren against him ,e
quesedtn present them by tho LII day of ptemhcr that
lac may eiiea,or Ia make Inosi ior them; those
Indebted tn him are earnes, requested pay wuhout
further delay.
N. b. The PIEDMONT WORKS viii be cen,inurd
on hand n,qy he confacied r between this aud the
lat dl, of September will be CARR vi promptly Wy
the TINT viii take the Works as. he
intends taking ia partner.
mug II d3in at,th4ert GEO q. GnRlE.
Rrnubliran r,tnv
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" REID viii oPio Gassiral School. Monday,
fopemler 81 IL VII be ihcil constant aim Il, iu,nrt
thorough ond practical knaN edge d ,tas. branches
al Academic education which are leemea herrarary
prepare STUDENTS for hnsnsss. or cnanre int any Of
our College, 81 tlt' Uhfyetsiv If Virginia.
FEaMs-for s-nn OF ) montbs %
No deJnetipu viii be ,najc at cr cnfanre except in
easss of rrntta't,d sickness.
y. V. RElp, who has recently CIRCULATED in lain,
fteneh, Sp ,uish and Cu,malty, thu uniyn sity n
Virginia. refers teslimnnn Of hi. qualifications
the ulloving lotter FUN Dr. =. Mu1 in. Oh iman of
the fhny, and p letters from other members OF the
Faculty which j We been Submitted 10 several gentle
of the city, ~ j will be any others who nay de-
,itp Further itIi,rnr,fnt,
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SECOND EDITION.

A SOUTHERN HomE. new, bcnutiiul Juvenile -
Dedicated to the Children Of the Sonit. Handso ely
illustrated with eight Original Drawings. BY Virgin
ian. One vol square i2mo 62A cents.
NorieEs ~ TUE Passs.-We hnve Rad enough Of it
appreciate its simple yet dgnidc Style and its vnua
BILE and instrlrfou- altogether 10 assign to
high mink among works of lis cass.-.soaiie,n CAusI
man.
IL il truly anl wed delincsiel portrait Of n South
home, with NIL its comisfts md enioyu eEts We
cordially copurud il worthy of pefusai 49, Watch.
man and O6sGrcr
Is home Iicure and attractive that &C
count.- Richmond Dispn,ch
A SOUTHSlDE VIEW OF SLAVERY. Or, three
months at the South in 1854. BY Nehemiah Adams,
d. D. Third eiton. Ohe volume l2mo Cloth rs
t-g- The trade supplied at he nsuhl discount, by
the publisher. A. NORRIS. Richmond, Va
iy 1918
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THRUST SALE OF VALUABLE

i PROPERTY. --P1rsuant n deed of exc
cuteI by Dnlard Stewart n Co., and b, Joseph Z. Dill
lurd, James Slewa, nm Wiley Campbell and duly re-
corled shall Trustee in said deed named Proceed
to sell, inbic auction, AT Amherst CDnrt iiou-e
the 30 la, al August, 1850, thai being Court day ~
the right title aud interest OF the said Wiley Campbell
in tn real estate of joel Campbell deed heins
third interest in tie tract Of 33f al wel, the
said Joel Can pbc died seized and possessed lying Ia
the county Of Amherst, and dniong the lands oi Ma.
Mildred Bethel. Csiett Gamlbe +. y. " ilsnn and
mhcrs SUI .ei. howevrr, the willows dawer; alan,
lila tie sud Wiley Cnmbefs ofe'hird interest IN the
rrr,otil property III sail estafe, incladne negro
man about - yours ud the household and bcbrn fur
uiui,e stuck anl Isnslipn utensiI aud a,aut II 200
deposited in the Citizens Savings Bank lynehhnrg.
| viii also H. On The Tl1u4duy Gniluwihg tint Is 10
s,y he y day ri Aueust, 1872, in the corps atm
81 i.y. nrg. the rrenife4. ut hl,c auction the
HOUSE AND LOT ia which tie add james Stewart
resided siai,cd in said c,mporaiion, near tie
res den Sc at Snmiol NcCnrke, anil containing about
on, quntr, al alsn The luu 'cl Lilrlr1
urnirnr,, 81 sail SrNnt, and. also. the sans in,,
viii ST., II public aurli lile nonhc, The lIee ng
property conveyed by sait Jaseph T. Dtllald
much thereof may be snicicnl i,r the aapuss,
wit: the HOUSE 8 Nd LOT ~ which the rad Joseph
r. DillarG ie-i les tanning auui In nele .llu
aied Diannnd ll. ia -ad curlntaiipn; also
the filh wing slaves: nlrn, " rnd airek
w1n,r,, Cimrity and ella; two gull f.ary AMI Cathn
rnc; llr,r by. Ilucs Bob i nirld aud the
hoi.oI Id and iitchen furniture ct the sud Diarl.
Tho al eslnte will ba Sold upon rrrdt ii md -
months, and the pcrs"nl property uptn ercdit pt
mnft-. Nesoi;,,le nat"s -ai.lector ~ entsei will
he fcqq,sc in cnrh e. mn, ha title to ia, real estate
leinineh tn'ilt the pure money j. pid
jui, 4rfds VA. !. YANCEN, trustee
/, ttt,la
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These vssrs Of the first class buit IN the city 81
baltimore, expressly Tor tbi- uude and have superior
omfnodniions for passengers. They nre commanded
y experienced Cnplains, well qualified for the trade
nd Who IN st,nre cxcrtion Ia accommodate The,
will be tand rpend iownthe "ivers by sieau. and may
',e f.lird 90 10 al lnan ty "a. gaynriized.
Merchants r,ing Hlfh ur ordering goods hpm Nav
York will fnd il to tleir Interest ship by hi. n,
freight will always be taken low by any oil.ei
line Of Packets, and every cior will BIZ made by the
agents Ia Richmond and New'Yor. give satisfaction
Insurance can be effected IN the Rehnnad Fire Asso.
cinlon by this line AT 3-8 per
W. respectfully ask md hope succeed IL obtain
Ing full shau Ut patronage.
Goods shipped by this line to New York will be for
waried FREQ of commission 10 New Orleans, Mobile
DharestOn Savannah any other Southern Norl,
port.
The vessels will lie In Richmond in the Dock IN New
York Mt Both No /, Coffee House Slip, foot OF Wall
Street,
DAVID WM. CURVE Richmond, } y
O. II PlERSON, NY -
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GREENE. HEATH II In T.,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS
San Francisco, Cal.
(Ofiice 1874, Front street. New York;
PARTICULAR ATTENTION PAID TO
SALES OF TOBACCO,
And Consignments direct from the Virginia

Manufacturers solicited.
REFERENCES A x A. i.asrehcc& Co.. Bos,on
Allen e. Puxspn, New Ymk; Couttney g. Gushing, Bal
timore; DAVE pnrl, A len g. Co, Edmond Davenport
4 CO.. Ludam g. Watson, James f. Heath Ia g audi
tor, and Crenshaw g. Co.. Richmond; McCn,kle 4
Jones. Mcdaniel, Hun & Preston, T. C :. Ferguson
IL Co.. and Miller & Cicnshaw. lynchburs.
N. B.--iIuvng established brunch ',f house IN
New York resident partner ia that city will give his
personal tenlinn the receiving uanshippng md
curing the i>,es and of freight Gree of co,nns
sion all goods cnn- igred San rlnc iintse
Messis Edmond, D4,enrnat \ Co vii net Cor us
at Rcllr on1 ang % eadiy
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The Rot at Louisville. XIV.

-. LOUISVILLE, Ky, Aug. 9.-The Louisville
LINES Anti Am.) oday denounces George ID.
PRENTICE OF the Journal, for the speech he made
l" %! the mob, while attempting to save the Times
Office, during the riot.
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NJ EGRO Girl, FOR S ALB Tho undersigned,
X hs virtue oi a deed al nst executed In m 10y
Hoaia Derriest III otlaf lur sale, the hishes' bid
der Can Iibeil C,nrt H,~e. ,he G,s. day Of Au.
gust Court likely Negro Girl about ID III nge
credit al 80 day will be given. the purchase money
to be seen,ed by negotiable nate, well cn,or.ed.
Such title will be conveyed Ia the purchaser ns is
ve-e.l In the undersigned the deed aeno sai which
Va believed be unqnestionahle.
EDWIN Il. PAGE, }.r..
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Fire and Riot at 81. Johns.


st. Johns, N. b, Aug. "a FIRE occurred here
this morning. by which II buildings were de-
stroyed.
Another riot took place yesterday between
llowe's circus men aud the citizens, in which
several persons were wounded but none killed.
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Death Of Capt. Ford, U. s. A.
ALBANY, Y, Aug. 9.-Captain Ford, late of
the United States Army, died at Sackett's Har-
Dor Yesterday.
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7 FEK UENT NV ED~-Aocof1IInp 10 tie pnlIIish
Cd rates of the south lido Rarosd Tnne runists een
nearly 30 per catt by sending their robacco thu
s,-etibrr it shall not hsn fwnty ftno ccas
pei beS nvcrnaing rs lb- udine tolls, feigh aud
~ pe,sna ln,nfd sleunefs ~ smiling vessels
AFFIXED :, EE, on The Dock,
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keg!gcku Election,

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;. NEW YORK, Aug. 9.-The Times here has,
dispatch fom Louisville dated X6g. 9Th which
states that in 81 counties heard from, Morehe al,
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mo. u. l.. GOGGIN,
4 n II u II n f. Y At T. " :,
l.yucItl.ppru Vn

DRAcTlCE Els IN all the Cnur. al tn, City of Lynch
1 burg and oi the Counties of Cnmpbeil and he'd.
ford. Office the Fnrners Bank and Is ihe same
heretofore occupied by eosein Page.
July lldsely
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hopkins, k8Ua.E ~ CO,
SzxrrOr fnr1xr GOODS, nTrI, nrrrex

w dOLEs5hLH DtfH GOODS MERCf1ANIo,
Is BAIT MORE STREET, BALTIMORE.
wv & luke Ms ni..tod Il ea!ti4G attention of
w the SuutbcIn trilr IL stock m ta and
Winter Cool. The rncoa5heenetI We huvr n,i with
in omr endcayots get az butter stuck th1n has n.ua
y b. en- Ike in this marx. hns Stimulated improve
H. bth in extent aud variety Br-itls.s full assort.
rnet of fere.en ard ONE. tie Sfapja Dry Goods.
shall ,ii,r slg- AM el, sait ~taeh Of Itdies Drr-s
G ,oIs We -hn :, u al sinr prti. wish Ia
ure the lr,t ut uaje TINT market. Or.
ders for goods solicited winch shall have prnpi attt-
tioB. A. b HOPKINS,
r HULI,
w II. RYAN,
aug 4 dim THO W. ATKINSON.
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ALLACCOUNrs DUE usTDAY OF

"a July. 1850 and from aud after tis date nil
made with will become due twice year. viz the lat
day Of innary md the 1st day Of July. All persons
owing acrounts made previous Ia Is III July, and
dun that day, will please fore ard anil pay
them; dependent collections and cash sales
alone for tie successful prosecution of business.
Being. ouI, selves, compelled to pay for purchases
IA year we feel that excused for requiring
Ike payments. GEORGE NJ. RUCkER II co.
iuly dscts