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The daily Gate City., 1855-11-22
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L. IL. DALHoFF Professor II L Jok keeping anu
Commercial sciences.
]. :. Duncan, tn c best on hand enman IN the
West, Professor of a5-xincss and orn.'mentai rem
manship.
Z BENZ DAFsf. mei nbor Of the Burlington baf'
Professor OF Meref ntile Law
Ihe course of training in this lnsh ution coihPfi-
ses SIX different the thods OF Keeping Books, ny dou
bic entry applied TO ever, department OF trade, In
dtfidual partnership, Reu il. wholesale Shibp'hg
importing. Exporting, Com mission, Exchange, BANK
ing, Manufacturing and Co npound, COMPANY bust
ness. About three. hundred Conme rcial C,'nputa
tpns explaining many bnsin ess operations not four
IN common Arithinetcs. mIrehensiFc course If
business Penma1ship, Business for.hs aud business
Letters. Daity Lectures Oh G numerical Law and
tenmtre Sciences An eleg, M diploma, under
the seal Of the State Cllge Of p nnsyvania, gncd
by the Faculty, is granted thos who pass salts
factory examnatcn. This instrul aent Will b. found
passport to the confidence II ever business honsS
IN any section Of the Union. Duf's Book keeping,
Harper edition, prizes one dollar NJ fifty cents
the most perfee, and comprehensive The English
language. Daf's Western Steamers ceount. per
fece system for such accounts, doIar To be- had
at Corses Bookstore jeff ST. send for circu-
lar and specimen ef Mr. Dnnean's penMa anshp by
mail. howl
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.:::::.: r.: =: :::;:;': : !: 4 !:
| hnbltants VI keoknk Nyt5nAamlauruu
and vicinity, that he
is prepared to take likenesses of al ,.bo r,a -;
hm call, ~ the most perfect manner having
| large Skylight, the only light by wh,eh Nm g..
Has H. made to look natural and far superior to ala
hgats for Daguerreoypiag also, having an
oth.. siu the arr of over seven ys.ar. IL A.s,a,.
experien., cau suit the most fastidious Pic
himself that ~. = copied Landscapes and -
lures and Drawn, 'sed takeu MT shars ~ PFC
cures of the sick or dee. = ~ -, 'er
Pictures put up IN every vare4 - iegarolsss
Of the wea:bsr and satisfaetio,, &; sses guarau.
iced.
June -, Is55.-dtf
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STOVES
Timers Stock.

5000 lbs. oval and round copper bottcms 1ron -
10 inches.
1000 bdls. shee, Iron from No. lG to 81.
1000 packages Plymouth Riyes, iron and tin d,
from ox. TO IL lbs
800 boxes Tin plate.
600 bundles Iron wire from No. g to No IS.
90 grcss Tea kettle breasts andcovergfrom " to
ia inches.
so gross Pressed tin bottoms from too inch.
40 de do scoiloped and plain dinner plates.
so do Stove ornaments assorted.
go do Oval Tea pot Breast and Covers.
i55 do Assorted tin d ears.
go do Iron tea kettle ears
75 do do do do burs.
100 do Pressed tin pot
40 do OF No. l., 2, and peutsr knobs.
100 feet Brass Wire Cloth
Bent Spouts, assorted Sixes;
perforatedtin sheets;
Copper Riveis and Bur
Bucket Handles;
Mallets expressly for timers use;
Stove Backing in papers or by the keg.
C0MSTOCk BROTHERS.
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TAKE NOTICE,

MOORE 4 HOOPER have just received one Of the
lvl finest and best selected assortments Of Psrfu-
merry and Fancy articles brought into this mar
ket The Ladies' especially invited to give Us CALL
noyl7
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EMERsON,s AMBROTYPEs.


FINHE subscriber having obtain
led the right Of Lee County,
is now prepared to take these beau Hs2h0
tifsl and never changing pioturesd
: - glass plates, ut No. s. Third st.
between Main and johnson. The art has very re-
GENTLY been brought very high degree Of perfec
tieu by Mr.. Outline, the inventor, who has secured
patent for fourteen yeaes in France. Great Britain
ard the United States These pictures, beautiful
an tone, bold and clear in effect, universally ad
mired wherever they exhibited, AMI are rapidly
taking the place of Daguerl.otypes, winch too often
prove evnnescent and changing in their characters
The Ambrstype is taken upon the best plate glass
An ndestructable cement is then put upon 1t, the
meat soon hardcns, and two glasses become in effect
with the picture in the centre, aud may be set
in monuments, sent to sea, otherwise exposed TO
the weather in any climate and will resist the action
of the elements and retain its brllianey for ages
being enduring the glass upon which it is taken.
The Ambrotypss are not reversed, but are in
tho natural position of the sitter. Dague rcotypes
be copied in this permanent style, and enlarged
to any size. Children be taken in clear weather,
in two seconds.
gzar rDaguerreosype stock and apparatus for sale.
noy5 EMERSON, Artist.
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Hardware and Cutlery.
FAI,I, TN ABE.

-
- W. 4 II. TUCKER, Importers and Wholesale
-. dealers are in receip of much the largest stock
which they have yet ever displayed To the mer
chants of Iowa Missouri and Illinois to which they
ask attention and guaranty 10 be at st. Louis prices
sept. /, lss5.-d&w
A MES sH0NELs-A large stock Ito arrive).fof
Il sale low by :. w. Ia. TUCKER.
WASHING MACHfNES.-fh fhe celebrated Float
w ing knuckels Washing Machine for sale by
$ w. 4 II. TUCKER.
1H0T GUNS,--A lot of double -barreled shot guns;
- some fine, for sale low by
s. Al TUCKER.
CIRCULAR sAWS.-All sizes Of the St. Louis
" Circular SAWS, warranted by
S. ". II. TUCKER.
AJANDRELs for Circular Saws. for sale by
NJ S. W. d Ii. TUCKER.
SsHoNELs AID ToNGS.--The different qualities
- of Iron Brass and Steel for sale by
S. W. Ii. TUCKER.
DICKS AND MATToCKs-A supply of German
j steel and east steel pointed picks and Mattocks
also, stone picks and sedgos. for sale by
& ". & IL. TUCKER.
n N SCOOPS Iron and stee, For sale low
- - s. Va y. TUCKER.
'--Huni Collins simIpoEs' Lip
\ -AES - : a0d Milson's 0xes. q aarge
\ p!neott ., White. D. w. & II. TUCKER.
,,e,o, sad upwards. .ei
I1nAiroisH Scairs, from 700n- rus teyers, fol
fatrpank I ratWrn, With and with, "kkR.
sale by y w SH n,
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To the 0ckholders Of the Ke~kmk
VT. Pleasant a. Muscatinc u. r. C.
NOTICE is hereby given, that in accordance with
y the conditions .f the subscription for the Isl
Division of said read. the fourth instal.ntnt Of ~
percent. wilt be due and payable Dee. 5th 1855, st
the banking house of Charles Parsons Treasurer Ke~
okuk, or 10 the unders.gnod, General Agent.
j. X. H0kNISH,
General Agent 4. Mt. Y. & NJ RR. ca.
Nov. i3, i855.--td dAw
tkeokuk Times and Nj Pleasant Observer copy.
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DENTONSPORT HOUSE,
John q. Robi ON, Proprietor.

en- u kobt ON, proprietor.
THE proprietor would call the attention of the
l. travelling public 10 the aboye House, assuring
eli who fsvor him with call that his house aud
stable are large and eommodious, and amply fur
nished aud that he will spare no pains to give en-
tire satisfaction.
November n, 1S55.--diy
The daily Gate City., 1855-11-22

and the whole OF - III
Lots 65 and 1873 in Nashville and the S + Of N
WI Of 4 26-S5-5 40 acres) in dispute.
For the whole Of which will take f,renfy- tse
lASussnd dollars in hand, and the balance
In oas two, three, and four annual payments, with
interest at 10 per cent from date, be paid annu-
ally, and secured by decd Of trust until all il paid
Any person wishing for particular information ~
20 lscation quality Of the lands may apply to H.
=. Reid, Esq, his Honor the Mayor Of the city Of
Ksoknk. WM. GILLISS.
ly25. 1855. d
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AOsTETTERS celebrated Stomach T;t,.re ~,
= = sale by MOORE HOOPER
September . is55.-d
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Union at Che Nimhle Sixnenca

S~s VAC ANAOA0xG 0lxp6UCe.
- ). D. G. BILLINGS have united tbe,
-. stocks Of Dry Goods and Groceries and NAV he
iound at the old stand of s. S. Billings No e7 Main
Street, keokuk
One OF the firm will spend his time in the East
Tor the purpose Of watching the chances for buvinp
sooas cheap, So that they sell them lower than
ever. We have now on hand over fifty thousand
dollars worth of goods, which will sell nj greatly
reduced prices. Please give n call.
D. ). ID. e. BILLINGS
Aug. IL. 1s55-d6w.
Fresh Arrivals
A the Aimbe Sixpence, just from the Auction
4 Rooms, large lot of Goods. Come and see what
bargains. S. s. D. c. BILLINGS
Sept. L. ls55.-d&w.
NOTICE TO BUILDERS.
a LARUL and we'll selected stock Of Paints Oils
Glass, sarnish, DC, &c, on hand and for sal,
oy MOORE HooPEa, Druggists, Main St., below
Third consisting in part of
White ad, pure No. L.
snow white Zine, very superior
Zinc dryer,
Coors in great variety, both dry and oil put M
in !, 2. 4, and % n cans.
Copal Varnlsh,
Japan do
White do
Leather do
Glass Of best brands and various sizes,
All of which they willseil chez aper than any other
house in the city, for cash.
Give u call. MOORE A HOOPER
September 3. l355.-d
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Removed from Concert Han.

4. H. HOUGHToN, Attorney and Counsellor
-. at Law, Notary Public. Land and rpn.r.I col
lecting agent Office in the Real Estate Agency Ard
~noiesaie Auction House of Smith Van Sicklen
IN sd street between Main and johnson. Keuknk
iowa. Lots OF Lots and Farms for sale on reasona.
- oct. ed
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WANTED

a SMART, active boy, to work in the store, En-
Main street. fan, 8 a
The daily Gate City., 1855-11-22

THE LOVERS >0faIGasE.
We saafeh he laslsss w4,g for pearls,
10 deck youf las.g-b4rh r,aiaen
Or dig Goleonis 5 diamond sands
Nitu priceless Treasure laden.
20 gather alyfta ara iraaNiueense;
Aad sweet arabian specs,
Anu lustaF round sour hearts delight
Loves widest IT devices
/ III give f. her whom | ad9re,
By far an firing richer
My face all dressed ii lovers smiles.
In Bueil's faa Sky tight Picture.
BuEiL's Gallery, so Main Street.
The daily Gate City., 1855-11-22

Nv HILL FISH, OF the best quality can Be had at
w Ne. rs, Johnson street -
KUHN DODSON.
The daily Gate City., 1855-11-22

test Of two years, and has
not its equal in the Mis-
sissipli valley and to
the " Golden Harp" be-
ing a greaaly improved
Premium Cook Stove.
Their assortment Of
Heating Stoves for wood
and coal is extensive
Some entirely new pat
terms, one If which, the
/" Young America, = a
splendid parlor stove, re-
Gently patented, will be
found superior to any in
vention of the age for ra-
lliating heat. They have
on sale NJ their store in
kSt. Louis, from which
The daily Gate City., 1855-11-22

pIND1NG.--Bo Magazines, Pamphlets, etc.
- bound in any style desired.
npyl j. II. WESTCoTT
The daily Gate City., 1855-11-22

The subscribers, proprie-
tors of the Empire Stove
" orks, st. Louis, beg
leave TO inform Stove
Dealers in Iowa that they
have established a branch,
of their house in keokuk :
where they will keep con
stantly on hand a large
and well assorted stock
of
The daily Gate City., 1855-11-22

Si ATIoNERY. Arnold's Writing Fluid. carmine
~ rd ink, superior cap letter and bictting paper
bill books, blank notes, deeds, etc,
nosl j. ii. WESTC0TT
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PERSONAL.

....Horaee- Greeley has returned to Paris.
having left his family in Switzerland. He is
ready, 1t Is said. 10 take his t,iaI and init
mates his intentisn of giving very earnest bat
tic. .H a1rd - =
1.-The wife and youngest daughter Of I.
Buchanan Read, American poet and artist.
died OF cholera, at Florencs, early duting the
present month. -, -, -, = : -
....fhe Geneva IN. " Courier says II is
authorized to state that the Rev. W. II Good.
win, psstor Of the II E. Church in that VII
isee, mas entirely disccrnectrd himself With
po,itics, and intends 10 hsvenothiugm n do
with sceh matters. The example u;eht i'm
some casss, be adyantageously followed in 9th.
or yicirities 3 ~ -
Mr.. James Silk buckingham, the we'll
known lecturer and writer, died on SATURDAY.
June 80, at bis residence. Stanhope Lode.
Upper Avenue road, after Q severe and pro.
trseted ilnessa.s = - = :.
49,. Colonel Mordcca; Cooke died ut his
residence in Norfolk, on Thursday. He WA.
IN the thiry-eighth year of his age. and in The
mfdst OF Of useulnC aud honorable
distinction O. - 1873" e :
-. Aessrs. William and Thoma. Carotb-
ers, tbrothers of Rev A u. Carothers of m !.
city, safled fI0m New York in the st "a reer IIr.
pois, tor Gallon MA On Friday last T.ey a,.
enterprising young men, and go out to ioin
tneir father, who mas been there for several
years past. They carry With them the he.
'isnes ei tneir friends for tnsir safety and
success 80. 10 e 81 e. ~
-. II is now stat, that jim Myers. n
clown, is not dead, bet thai, instead of break
Ing his neck by the slipping of the rops on
wnen &c IVES PERFORMING, the ling to which
the reps WIS fastened broke a very imno, =
ant differ snce ot breakage
$50. Hon. s. p CHASE (the next Goyernor
opio, as the Evening Post calls bm,) was
recently in New York. and Ic.l an S.tn-J. a.
evening for Boston He IS the :. Know Sar,:,
thing candidat
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THH MIcRoscoPE.-When viewed through
Il, the leaf Of the Urtica, or nettle, appears
the model of an extensive estate, decorated
with timber and shrubbery, ard subdivided
by the rays or ribs which proceed from the
main stalk or spine into several compartments
The skin of turkeys tongue, when It's pa
pile are magnifed, assumes such an appear
ance as picture of scene of conical hills
night be supposed to present If viewed through
such glowing atmosphere as that which as
tronomers inform Us keeps the inhabitants OF
Mercury in II continual state of ferfient APP
pearance5 as extraordinary are presented by
very object IN the animal, vegetable, and
mineral kingdoms.
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A Slave FAMILY Stolen

The Philadelphia Bulletin Of Thursday, an
abolition print, gives the following account Of
the stealing of the slaves Of the Hon J. III.
Wheeler, United States Minister t. Central
America. lie is not rom Virg MIA, as stat I'd,
but from North Carolina
Much excitement was caused at Walnut
street wharf. ye st.rday al 81 40 IN, by the lib.
Grafton Of slave family. 1t Gems that a
Gentleman Ifom Virginia, who is on his way
north for the purpose Of emba rling to Cent raj
America, was on Jard the >. ,a mboat Wash.
ington, with q female slave and Fer two cor
just before the staring of the .'ne Tor Now
York, one Of the abolitionis.s got wind Of the
affa'r, and cOlort man &C ,tf the pan w.
who were on the upper deck, and inc uired of
the woman if she was aware that, by the laws
Of Pennsylvania, she had only ID step ashore
with her chiidf IN and they would be free.
AT this junctuIe the master stepped forward
and told the negro that he desired no intsrfer-
ence with his business, aud that the woman
knew where she was going The colored man
replied that he did net desire 10 interfere with
him, but that he wishs TO inform the woman
of her rights.
The mother stated that shs did not know she
was fee, and expire $50 desire ~ be at lib
ertygf The Firginian then said that she could
do as she Pleased; if she wished to leave him
she could 50 ashore He then reminded her
of her three children in Virginia, and asked
her if she wished to be separate fcom them.
!" No, massa y was the reply, - but I wants to
be Free The slaves were then seized by the
ne sroes and hu, ded ashore. This pro,eeding
was. however, not accomplished without a
ssuffie. The Virgiaisn seized the coiored man
who had first sccosted the woman, and also
eoliared well known citizen and prominent
sb olitionist who hal taken an active Part in
the matter. The latter threw of the slave
owner, who demanded o. him whethsr he
would be responsible for these people. The
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UNITED STATES MAIL.

fJROPOSALS for carrying the mails of the Uni
o.. tea states from Isl day of October, 1855. 10
Carolina, will be received at the Contract ofce -,
the Post ONCE Department, in the CITY of Wash.
nhSston until Monday, the 27th of August sIS55 a,
8; p m, Ito be decided next day.
ooOo From Raleigh, by Barclaysville, Averysboro,
kyie,s Landing, aud Mafy,s Garden. 10 Fay.
ettcvilie, o2 miles and BACK daily. in fo;,,
horse coaches - s-osf 40 A'"i
EIr;ye =, Fsa.., us,iH q. ~ P m
Leave Fayetteville daily at 5 D M "a ON
Arrive at Raleigh next DAYS by5 am
FOR iorm OF bid, guarantee, and certiicate. also
~. ,. requirements, DC see advertise.
g Ins Nonh Carolina. &C., dated Janury 10Th,
'iovo JAMES CAMPBELL.
Postmaster General
July 2-lawtw
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II. LIN LEY, "
DEALRR IN --
REAL ESTATE AND LAND WARRANTS

SAINT PAUL, MIN. TERRITORY
I ANDS BOUGHT AND SOLD THROUGH
HOUT THE TERRITORY Taxes raid
collections made, Drafts cashed, and the hi, chest
fIlces given for Land Warrants
Government Lands located with much care, and
II desired the profits and losses shared equally
the expiration OF five years. The Land at that
ume 10 DE sold, unless otherwise agreed upon, and
one half OF the current value Of the Warrant the
Tune OF entry, and half of the expense Of locating
10 DC deducted from the subscribers interest. To
persons wishing 10 locate Warrants entirely on
thefr own account, the charge viii be, for forty
acres SIS; eighty acres. S2U; one hundred and
sixty acres SOS and will receive with their title
plat and description OF the land.
Re-. =. rs---. REFERENCES: hr...-4
MINNEsoTA-Gov. Willis A German; Ex-G;ov
Alex. Ramsey; Hon. j.. T. Rosser, Sec. NJ. t /:
MeSsrs. Ames Van Elten, ATTORNEYS az Law
Messrs. Morton Pace, Wholesale Druggists y
BALTIMoRE-W.P Preston, Esq. ATTORNEY a,
Law; Richard G; Bowie, Esq, Com Merchant
Messrs Deur, Norris Cos Messrs Mccieeses
WAsHiNeIos-Hon w w: seatou: HIM i
Towers, Mayor; Hon. Judge J. BRYAN: j. c.
T. Hamilton, Esq Attorney at Law: Col VIM.
Hickey; Col. ]. r hey; Messrs Tayior q Maury:
Messrs. Lewis, Johnson 4 Co. Bansers. a
Grammar, Esq, President Patriotic Bank 4
jy l7-eo3m
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JOB PRINTING.

We are moving our presses into a fine new
press room, where We VIZ have greatly IL
creased facilities for the execution ..of jos
PRISYrys. Our ether fssiIilies for the neat,
exp ditious, and economical execution Of Job
Priating, of almost every des,rip' on, have
likewise been greatly extended Of late. So We
are now prepared 70 give subtraction IN that
line to all. Counsel before tie Court of Claims
1ill lind the Star Office the best plac . in Wash.
5pgtOn fol, the immediate and correct exeeu-
lion Of their printing jobs Give Us call {.
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THE FAUQUiER WHITE SULPHUR
SPRINGS

A RE now open for the reception of Company,
IA and in far more attractive condition 4
than they ever have been. r..-' Cd
A gross Misrepresentation against themXs..4
having been published I'm the Petersburg In;elli-
gencer and baltimore sun to the effect that they
were closed for the is now traced to an ir-
responsible source unworthy of notice. ~
1t is proper to state that there is no shadow of
foundation for IT, The subscriber trusts that he
will not he made the victim of such inalignity
and the respectable journals which have given
currency to the rumor by transferring il TO thei,
columns will dsabuse the public mind through the
same medium. ALEX, BAKER,
jV 13-2m - = = O.
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AnCdfArioS IN LeUIsIAsi-The New Or
lesp. De1a VI July 8, sayxar-s 4 : =,
-. so'eiy Hkeiy looking mn tat,o slave girls
Ssis sma,ieipAted yesterday by q, iury of
- on tho application Of their own
Ioned 70 rsms;n a m ,n they were Also al.
Fbsrty, upon their masier siy:nS I'LL ,tneif
esrity that they should never Seco,rs s"t ts Sc
zen 10 the Com uonweslth. This is tb. ~.
eAss under the law which Was psssra nv I M.
las, Legis'ature: Hitherto the owner a,a"e
pad the power Of emancipation. "a A's's
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IMPORTANT NOTICE.

vlNO those Of our friends and customers who
Il have so promptly come forward and settled
their accounts as rendered TO LIST July, we tender
our sincere thanks, and shall be ready at lltimes
to serve them upon the best terms, hoping thereby
to merit an increased continuation Of their patron
age. I @ - -
TO those who have neither settled nor called 10
say when they can we respectfully urge the neces-
sity OF their doing without further notice: as
we must insist upon all bills being closed in some
manner during the month of August
COLLEY & SEARS
~ G2-eeSf go - : - ~i.N'
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II The last Eurot san arrival brings new, Of

u The last Eurof san arrival brings news OF
the nomination of Seuor A'f1Ezo E-c,,atte, by
the Spanish cabinet, TO succeed Senior Cueto,
rs Mn's'ar Plenipotentisry f.om Spai 4 70 the
Unitsd States At the date OF the last ad.
vices i.om Madrid this nomination had not
hssn corh med ey the CorteE, an official act
rectsss,y ID iaNs,t him with the functions of
the PC tion,
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No. 5S5l
NEW SHOP.
[ M. aSf

No. SSH NEW SHOP. mo. As,
'INHE subscribers have entered into copartner.
L ship under the firm of Summers & Stssford
az NO. 5S! Seventh street, Island, near MARYLAND
Avenue. for the purpose of nanIIfaeturing San
DIES, BRlDLES, TRUNKS, HARNESS. and
everything in that line of business Havin1 Laid
IN good stock OF materials, they desire to notify
their friends and the public generally that they are
ready to serve them with any articles i'm their line
at snort notice, as good and as cheap as any other
establishment Of the kind i'm this CITY
-s-rd.# ae JAMES IL. SUMMERS
GEORGE A. ,SESSFORD.
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" We have received from l.. III. Trook.
Esq., formerly Of W Washington, pamphlet, of
fifty pages, entitled . Condition and Prospects
OF the DetVit and Milwaukee Railway, from
Detroit to Grand Haven" Q85 miles, msps
accompanying the work, in explanation Of the
contents of the yoiume.
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TIE Ciscus.-The great circus and menag-
eria Of Rivers 'ud Derious arrived ut Annap
obs yes erdsy in the st Gamer Georgia from the
South. They open in Annapolis this. after
loon. . 81 e.
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Doc KILLIse They have novel r,v oe
Puttr q dogs q death in the public Lound mn
toyn New i9rk The animals are put into NJ
otr, PARTIALLY lei With water, when a soTt
OF ysrfed covering y shut down, and vs., .r
= n;o sIan' Is oPenfd nPon them, drowning the
Ecans very speedily. % 20 =, 2 .
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BANK ~ r,pree INT the H.hrsw eor-r,sr
cisl class-with capital q: $500 oCa, or 81 :
oOe,ev has been FOR some time in co,f ,r,nis
tfon W New York; il Is now partly orrs-i1 Vi
WITH subscription list which takes n con:iS
cradle portion Of it, capitai stock =
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FIRST WARD LIVERY AND SALE STA.
BLES.

IN announcing to the public Of Washington that
l. have taken possession, by purchase, m
Of the above Stables, on street, near S&6Qn
the War Department, Cately occupied &S
by A. Schwartz,) wish to inform 10y.
them that 1t will be entirely conducted by myself
and that all orders left upon the premises viii be
attended to punctually with elegant Carriages and
careful drivers. The Riding School viii be con-
Quoted by professional equestrian and perfectly
docile horses; having stated hours for lady eques
trians, in private or public, as they NAV prefer
Particular attention will he paid to horses kept
at Livery In his establishment. -lrfFf>. p - =.
Persons requiring open barouches or family car
riages, can be satisfactorily accommodated, a.
well as those desiring riding horses for gentlemen
or ladies -- - ......-4
6 FREDERICK LAKEMEYER,
jy 2l-3m -...r -. Agent
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-07-23
SPIRIT OF THE MORNING PRESS.

The UHson discusf,s the Eastern var ques-
tiOn, arguing that the Al'ies grossly misnan-
Sged their eause in the lat attack on the Nal
aSOf and Rsdsn at Sebastopol. aud that Rus
sia has the right ON FER side. We end in the
URIoa the following list Of Congressional can
didaiss in Kentucky, where the election is to
come Of ON the frs. Monday in August next