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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-09-26
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ALI advertisements for this paper must b. pre-
paid 'sss those Of persons having regular account,
With this oass. This raIs 10 Imperative.
Bills for Jos Wosx are expected 10 be paid on d..
livery Of the work, snless otherwise .p.ci.ll,
agreed upon.
Accounts With regular customers viii b, settled
aa"se,'y. unless otherwise specially agreed upon.
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:. Auction SALE


,tsuccessors to Howe, Lock wood Col
nn1h sale q Crockery, GlAss, China, Lookin
1no. D. Qnirk, crcekery dealer, Main ST. between
fs' anu Levee, " desirous Of closing out his pre-.
'sn M STOCK, y" make room for large supply,
We w'ii therefore r,ll. ~ public auction, the
Asosest stock commencing at 10 O'Clock, Wednesday
norning and al hsf past o'clock In The evening.
p. i'th' and continue until the stock is sold
ing stocA we Will cell 1T the above time ~ plao~
~ tne haxhest bidder, in lots to suit pureAsyers
s'f All sums over nifty dolIurs. three months viii
W gwen WIN satisfactory tndors, mi MT.
me stocR comprises every thing usually found in
acrockery and glass store.
Country merchants, groceries, and heads CT fam
Tiles viii do we'll to att. nd
mere VIII b. . competent packer In attendants
70 pack country purchases.
kkADELL, HOWEACO
--~P ~. -, oo-oeHu AactionseYs.
NINA, GLASS AND QuEENsWAEE-The
- pubic VIA take notice that John b. Dunk In
No" outr'ng great bargains in his line As b, a.
o'oainR out his present stock the publ III 90 eli
e- =. anu secure bargains septl.dAwu.
NOTICE.
Inc fresbytery If keukuk viii hold ia n. =, So
cd meeting 1T Monirose. Iowa on FRIDAY, iOth ~
oeIober, n o'clock Y. NJ.
Every Minister aud one elder from each ehur~A
are expcte u be- p,csent
Ministcrs and Churches will plesse h ar In M, nj
ne ooLLAcrioss for church extension, md alsu for
ne AID VI our candidates studying for TIE Ooal,i
~n'Srs u. {. bLAMAN,
'" Stated Clerk
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w ASIAO-A Haass and lot vacaut lot in
~ exchange for dry goods. Adarsss KrOKUV
ssfSssa - T0asoses. (ssps3.A
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Timers Stock.

'ooo As'. o,AI sna rosnscoppsi bott. m, from 10
~ iuehus.
..~ oois' saee, Iron from No. l4to27
'ovO packages lly mouth kiyeu. irn and una
from SIS. 10 ~ lbs
800 boxes lin plate.
~ oanuies Iron wire from No. & toNo ls
100 grIss Tea kettle br,asi. and 80, s,s,,an a >.
ia inches.
~ gross Pressed tin bottomsfron 0to pinch.
" 10 do scoiloped anu PLAIN d,npeY nlstss.
% do Stove osnsments assorted
~ DO oval Tea put Breast and Cover,
100 do Assorted tn d sarr.
80 do lron tea kettle ears.
soO do do do do burr,
100 do Pressed tin pot coyeu
sOO do Of No. 1, =. and pc wter knohs.
100 feet Brass Wire Cloth,
Bent spout, assert. d sise.
Perforated tin ia sheets
topper ki,ets and Burs
bucket HANDLES;
Mailets expressly for tinners' use, .-
Stove Backing in Pr psrs or Ly the re-.
septiad COAelUIh 4 BhOlLfps
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- Dss Ao'Sss VALLsr wate 10 issssd fros
saa once svsry "wednesday, has an extensive and L.
sfsAsne circulation throa ghout the DssAoi val
sy - we'll - n the rest Of The State ard the Uni.
ss0 ssafss, and ~ . medium Of advertising 10 ass
s,fpa"sd. Subscription price $3.50 per asaun II
advances
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SUNDRIES.

ND1A uESe
S.oah Kettles firm 8 to - gallon, Oven. .,A
L.us ood Lids skllets nd hide m, orteo csst
. u', lea Kettles Japaned Trunks; Puddns .rs
.ss Asouius ssolloped and plain Cake Pan, IT,
rin squars ana FOUND assorted Lard L.mp,,
~, -a.s anu Stove Pipe House, sheet iron and con
sn.,1a "e promptly, IN he vary bat ma upsr
Aep'1od COMsTOCk BAOlAEEs.
: 49, JAPANED WAMH.
49, eAnule-ssicls, sugar bowls. Nurse
- ismi~. m"lasses cups, dr. dye Boxes. M, nan.
k'Atfs, sogar and cake boxes W. a ,,n,l 49,.
stss, AL sifes, grocery do, toy cup, ard 'bss
q, sAhu boxes, bii head es cullC pd,r. lstt.,
Nuts, All OF which VIZ will SELL low ut No. ~
'ep'i.d CuMsT0Ck BRO
OO ssptlsd cowsTocr . mo
D,Srfsase FsrnishIag GsoAs.
khsIiNG Spoons, tea and table do. lad,.. .rA
-. sA'mmers, egs boilers and whips, cake psns.
.ce MOUNDS, IRE carriers. oyster and ha,h dish..
.e, - %; 'eptI3d C0Ms1UcK BIO.
k1nAihlE state Exces, or, Oval Boz and Home
: rsfior improved, for sale low at s.
.eP..9o COMSTocK 1 BRO
100 pair assorted Shovels and lonr. A. Al
ssps.ou CoMsT0CK BRO.
'*N dos fancy coal buckets, for sale very low
%P''su COMSToCk 4 HEO
oOOO itr. sheet Zinc, IS, so and SO ipcbe. vid.
% ~aiod COMsTOcK 4 BRO.
100 glass lanterns, very low at
~piiSd coMsTocK 1 BRO.
acptl3d COMsTncx 4 mn
Ivy the city trade arr prepared 10 Offer Al
= Kinds Of ware pertainiug To hou.ek,e pips. &c.
sosss oAck cd and pat up on short notice
House and all Other kinds Of lob work n mr. lin.
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0sps. Avth, 1880. (dfe
oeAce 80 the Lnales.
n Mbko!OnkkD WORK done In ali lie bvsalhes.
y sitk, worstsd, and Cotton thread. on llr,ss
- A.nttilas, Vests, Shirt Bosoms In;,ial isets,,
81 = waols nsmss ON Pocket Handk srshsifs. Al.o
NsI, tApestry and all kinds u Fancy Needle
sors msde e order from large variety ol psttsrn.
% ssad 81 the Fancy Stors III
Mrs. KATE wEIsMANN.
osoSna st., bet. Main r Johuson. in
..,y ..-a.I 0raham's Building.
FEED aTORE.
I'm the greater convenience Of The Pablie IL. -.
= usssixusd hsvc opened, on Taiso srsrr, h. a..
r,Ss. 'ansry .seap'ed By ". r. rhonp.ons Shoe
FEED STORE.
Oss,1msls can e al timessapply thsnssls,s With
Oss' Corn, Hr.a.
Cora Nal. 6horta, AID er..h.a c..
Ortsss panstsAiiy delivered in sny - 81 IN ~.
avg. I'D LuNN LIVINGSTON.
NOTICE. ------------
In 'aart1sgss given In payme tfor ,anA. -.
ciAssdfr1n Marsh, Lae = Dsiavan. Ana ~ irS S
y AAoa, Ass plAcsdin hspls u d. ". ViIhosrc. -
,pxak. gao - Authorized to collect All DerA~.
aas' and 70 grow due thereon.
CHAs. MASON,
HIRAM BARNEY,
KeotsS Aprilts. iS5s-dtw6m
WANfgD-A House and Lot OF yscsut lot i.
~ exchange for dry goods. Addrsss KHOKUK
's'Sssa - Fas''es. tsspss-A
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o. H..
Gate Caty Carriage MAN usaceorv.
NEW FIRM
MYERS REEVES, Carriage
WI Makers, havi' Z engaged ~ part O
ners IN the above business in al its ed3It
branches, would r-spsc. fully solicita
share Of public patronage.
~ D. Al orders promptly attended TO- and onr
work warranted u give entire satisfaction. She,
Blondsaa Street, between 5sh and 9th sts, ksokuk
IOWA. scp'i1df
kNANCf ehamellsd Chamber Sets, consisting OF
water patti, chtmb Y puts and font bath. Paint
I'd water pals, foot bath and chamber p in satts
~ single, alsc variety Of House furnishing goods
In silver plated. brittannx, jspaned, white metal
and common wares, for saic 1T tbs Troy Hardware
/ St0re. Sixnof tho Mortse I.ock. $50. Main st.
Union Block. HITCHCOCK, MOTT 4 GO.
AlWavs Trading.
7 HAYEbought out the Dry Goods store OF Ja,ae
". bruce. andwill Thereafter eontinueths busincs
in the sms pis0e.
!, Reuembsrths place; One door east ~ " D. Wood
ward ; Co.. Main Street. BAWILLIAMs
dselsdkv
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W0OLE1ALE BOOTS AND SHOES.
MY Fall and Winter stock Of B00rs, Rsoss and
AvA BRo0AHs IL now full and complete, 70 which
fresh arrivals will continue b. added % the sea-
son advances. The attention Of the trade is most
respectfully invited, - | am quite eon6deat can
msNe interest o. dealers 10 purchase VI me,
nj my new store, No. 81 Main Street. . few doors
west Of n. Seaton / Sons
w. r. THOMPSON.
! Keokuk, Sent. 10. leS6 a. vtf~
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New Fall stock.
1896.
COMSTlDClA a. BROS

Az have Just r.csivcd cur ksi ard in ar
~ stock from he Easi, ssa arc NV p..rss.d 10
al, uSfs Tor any thing in oar liz. PROB lrLY
We nave out several new sEd b. sui,fui ayes
among which is tho QUINCY rAELCk, o stove
that We wish every one to .Aamis, Lrf,,e ualIrr
tnv pun Grasses Tor winter. Our ,ntre stock 10 Moie
compiese than here oiore, ara ..i pt,oes \. UrsI
.el5 low. septSd ~ MS1uCk EkO.
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Bnls Of LAdiag, and other Blank, fcs sale ., chi,
s"s' and Blanks Of all descriptions. neatly sheapi,
and sxpsditiously printed and furnished 70 orSe,.
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i. nE - = AIE BhUkEKS, COLLELTOES
A MIN hSTlN0 AGENTS, Postofnce Buildius
= tupstairs) keokuk, Iowa. All Notsr,sl bus
.S. promptly and carefully transacted. Titles ex-
REFERENCES:
Charles PaPsons E.n pn.l n =,
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l. the LARoEsr IN THE CITY. snu eonple..,,
iarnishsd for oil kinds Of son WORx called
Tor BY bsainess or professionai men.
We work for decent profit, but arc ready for
any composition in prices, work man-hip " speed
J. y. HOWELL leo
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|AfAClhL AND CONNER CIAL,
HONEY MARKET.

SUNDAY, August 3-6 p. M.
! absence Of speculation In the stock market,
\ such an sbundance Of mcaey and reduce !
Of interest, il an enigma Sifisult 10 solve.
such facilities Tor Carrying stscks, It u extra
hry that 20 Few outside operators can be attract
% the street. " does net appear to be want
SfideDce IN the value of the securities operated
from fesrs that they viii cease 70 be produc-
We can only account for the Indifference on
* Of outside spectators by the fact that mcN
n have a. much as they can attend 10 in their
legitimate line Of business Rey ond that they
tultLess afraid TO venture. The inducements
m 10 involve themselves in any Of the leading
Rtive stocks Of the day, are not sufficient to
he risk. There are very few stocks on the
which an advance under even the most "a
b circumstances, can be Of sufficient import
justify the risk. IL may do well enough for
3 to enter deeply into these operations al the
time, but II will not do for those who ouire
kpital in other pursuits. Even among tho
\ no one can form an opinion as to the future
one side full Of promise, on the other full ot
ension, The probabilities are so equally
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Removal OF the Quarantine.
New YORK, July 80, 1856.

TO THE EDITOR or THE HERALD.
have just been reading your article IN to-days
ERALD on the Quarantine and am pleased to find
10 taking proper and timely notice OF such an I'M
brtant matter. Till this summer had no idea Of
imminent Importance of this subject to the city
New York. / am merchant doing business In
city, and residing with my family, for the sum-
er, ON the leland, coming up to the cityin the
prning and returning to the island in the evening
has amazed me, since doing so, to see the daily
hourly peril in which New York city Is placed
pm the want Of an efficient Quarantine. Why, sir,
ere Ia no Quarantine at all now deserving the
rue. II would in fact be far more effective, be-
use under better control, II placed on the Battery,
an where 1t is. With yellow fever patients land
within few yards Of crowded hourly ferry
d dying within few yards Of a crowded popula
bn from whom tn are separated only by low
III, and with whom there Is almost constant COM
nnication, It is little less than miracle that can
event the disease from extending ON the island.
I'D Of one thing feel sure, tina if it once extend
the island, nothing but the mercy Of God can
event It from reaching the city.
Remember, there is now population Immediately
ound the Quarantine walls which numbers by
ousands, and which cannot be prevented commu-
eating with the city, as they do now, no mat
what occurs. 1t is impossible to shut them up
the island; If fever breaks out there, to the city
ey will come, and especially if sick. One of the
dents said to me- this morning, that if himself or
Of bis family were to be taken with any alarming
hess they would come straight away to the city,
!, said he, we may be left here without medical or
her aid if an epidemic comes, and since New York
y is the cause of its being here, the city must
ar the consequences This, assure you, is the &C.
raj feeling, and such would be the result. IL 10
use blinking the fact that while the Quarantine
where it is, there is daily aud hourly peri which
creases every year, and If this matter 10 not
Omptly attended to fear we shall yet have visi-
lion that will be remembered with terror for years
come.
For my own part, return to the city Immediately,
when can see yellow fever Patents landed,
when the smell from the hospital 0ffeDds my
&c as come by the wall, think it time to leave.
Another thing must also be remembered; there
now too many people here, with too much at
IKE, to let such nuisance remain. For their own
kes they will not permit it, and l am comb
Mt, from the remarks of all with whom come in
intact that the very next serious alarm outside the
Ills will ensure the destruction Of the whole estab
hment. The feeling OF the population is on this
int decided, and some fine morning the city may
d itself without even the present burlesque of o
arantine. A New YORK MERCHANT.
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I,RENcH PAPER HANGrNGs-A FINE AssoHTwEN7
IT. 81 dfsrent styles, ~ extremely low prices
s,EyPERs9S! I'VE
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NEW YORK HERALD, MONDAY AUGUST 4, 1856.

The Sub Treasury gained last week 1897 1886. The
next bank statement will no. show much variation
in the specie department The next shipment Of
importance will be by the steamship Persia, from
this port for Liverpool, on Wednesday, 9Th inst.
After that we may lookfor moderate weekly exports
Of specie.
The quantity and value Of certain articles export
ed from this port during the past week were as
f0llows:-
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DHILADELPHIA AND READING RAILROAD COM
pany, Office 73 South Fourth street. Philadelphia July
ls6 Dividend No,iceA dividend Of per cent the
erred and stock has been declared payable the
9Th of from State BY order OF The
Board. w III. MoILHENNEY, SecreaAvy.
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Stock Exchangc.
CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.
SATURDAY, Aug. 2-6P. NJ
Asms.-sacs Of 900 400 bbs pots were made at
6hc. CSC.
fs-Flour-There was a fair demand for
port especially to the Continent while tho market for
average grades closed dull at yesterdays quotations The
transactions u all kads footed up for the day about 900
q 1000 bbs., at about the following auntatinna-
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ADVfI EASEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.
BILLIARDS.


lnLAND IAbLEs, TRIMMINGS OF EVERY KIND
" Rro an apparatus essential with tho g,ne
t!isf 70 pe haa ~ the manufactory OF oCONN0R d
uf 49,
IMl ftyED BILLIARD TABLES AND CUSHIONS p
0thd February w. 1856 warranted mathemac, llv cor
al ssnE equal elasticity in all seasons For sale
oniy MICHAEL PiELAN, 80 Chambers street up sairs
SPORTING.
N tflEp 10 uIRr-FoR TEN or TyFLyF pAys
Z esa. lElf"nE sgg5 y iYapg, Broadway foa yllsa
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GA BATHING.-THE ALtEGHANy HOUSE AT
- rg Branch Jersey now open for the reception
81 vtrs ~ o. per week Three daily lines steamers and
Stages 70 the above place direct from New York
yQsEru " WARpEIL sos, pyvprstVgs
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1856-03-19

French AND ENoLrsH SURGERY The
following anecdoie is told of Sir Ashley
Cooper:
On visiting The French capital, he was
asked by the surgeon en- chefor the EN-.
Pire how many times he had performed a
, certain wonderful feat of surgery. He
ssreplied that he had perfnrmed The opera
tion thirteen rimes. "Ah, but Monsieur.
] have done him one hundred and sixtv
time. How many time did you save his
life y continued the curious Frenchman,
alier he Looked into the blank amaze ment
of Sir Astley's face. a." said the Eng
Ilsbman. ''saved eleven ont of the lhir-
teen. How many did You save ont Of
one hundred and sixtyl" 'Ah, Monsieur,
- ossdemsll, bnt de operation was very
LriHanfs.''
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For the True American.
ENIGMA.
BY NEPTUNE.
/ am composed of SO letters.

am composed of SO letters.
My 47is many times lalger than
this world.
"2S5 "a 24l2 1921 81 is one oI
the Western States.
"3lI1l l9'is the name of female.
"47 % 81 SO is proposition.
"5 10 25 is an animal which is seen
only in the evening.
"6l9 20 we must do to sustain life.
"725 II is a negative adverb.
"s 10 80 10 is an article of dress used
by ladies'.
"9 80 8 signifies anger.
$40 81 SO % created the universe.
al 81 10 % is a metal.
"l2 "a % will be found in this enig-
ma.
"l3 25 is pronoun.
"l44l4l9 is the name Of fe-
male.
"l5 10 20 4 80 7 is a planet.
"l6 80 8 l3 7 was a celebrated histo-
rian.
"l7 16 "a is a metal.
+" Is SO "a is used for containing flu
ids.
"l9 IS Is 25 80 7 is the name of a
male.
"20 10 80 is manufactured in North
Carolina.
"2l "a 81 was the first woman.
"22 81 10 30 we must all be at some
time. ...
1896 80 % is one of the Western
States.
E" "a 81 Is 27 always goes before.
"25 10 l3 10 always goes behind.
"26 35 10 IL is very hot.
27 36 30 we ale all likely TO DO.
"2s 10 80 8 35 SO is the name of
male.
"29 lG 81 81 is used in keeping bees.
"30 is the same as my l3.
"Sl "a IL is digit.
"32 l3 III IL is small stream of wa.
ter.
{" SO is a vowel
"S419 1927 Sleubenvlle is situated
in.
"35 % 35 30 was the most beautiful
spot On the earth.
"36 35 % is a color.
My whole the reader may solve.
Answer next week.
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For the True American.
ACR0STICAL ENIGMA.
BY ROSEBUD.

! am composed of 81 letters.
My ] 8 10 is a species of the human race.
:" 2l4eis a fragment.
I" 371342 Is Sis the entrance or be-
ginning Of Catholic mass.
!" 1920 IL Sis dishonest person
!" 513 s IS 7 is giant.
SO II is a peculiar appearance of
person.
I" I 22l IL is part of the head.
" sc 20 is play.
I" 8 is vowel.
10 IL So 10 l3 means singular.
" III Is 5 is to join.
=" 292l l6 is a passionate love of
self.
" IL 2 II is the nickname Of man.
IA % is a token of friendship.
" Is 50 i6 is an article.
f" l69 81 10 is something which dims
our vision.
4" II , Is 81 s signifies damp.
" l6 1856 20,5 is a.statue.
" i9 6 90 is an animal.
% ii II is something obtained from
he bark Of trees.
{" 81 ii 90 8 A 10 common article Of
use.
My whole is something worn by the la
dies.
Answer next week.
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For the American.
MISCELLANEOUS ENIGMA.
By BRUNO.

| am composed of 81 letters.
My al 30 So 30 was nymph.
38 46 40 Is % 12 was a poet.
" 23l 2S 80 60 % 35 49 is popular au-
thor.
" 36 16 81 90 81 was the goddess of hun
ting.
f" 81 8 12 81 "A was one of Napoleon s
Marshals.
" 81 A 81 is the goddess of evil.
" 1881 81 so "a 90 was one of the po-
cts.
" 143 10 25 IS 4 1883 45 was a cele-
brated ancient painter.
" 81 % 43 4S 50 43l 13 43 was a GEL
ebruted poetess.
" 50 24S 80 II s 48 was son of Neptune.
" ii 10 40 q 4S 3 1928 is something we
all like to enjoy.
d" 40 45 So 10 6 81 IA % 20 II was a
great Quaker.
{" 734 23 40 10 "a was the goddess of flu.
nerals.
I" 81 81 26 90 so 20 was general in the
Revolutionary War.
&" 15l l3 81 Is % 6 8 SO 45 was q Ro.
man Knight.
d" 81 90 10 Al 80 90 was an English poet
Z" IA SO 40 81 81 AZ As was the last king
of Troy.
" 80 26 80 50 40 50 80 43 was an an
cient grammarian.
&" As 81 55 % 2S AZ as A s SO 10 10
43 was the sixth king Of Rome.
" 49 10 "a 3 40 So 81 35 was celebra
ted British architect.
Il" 4S AZ 4s 80 45 Al 26 6 4s was cele
braled king of Egypt.
IL 46 81 % IL s 247 AZ was god VIII
presided over marriage.
(" 81 1872 10 , 56 is something we ar
all willing to give, but not so ready t.
take.
My whole is text found in Proverbs.
Answer next week.
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NewFallsnd winter Goods!
G. & J. SCOTT
FOR 1855.


WE are now opening in our new build
W ing. on Market Gt., one of the largest
and most extensive stocks of Fall and Winter
Dry Goods. Trimmings &C., ever received
Our stock Of dress goods we believe is much
| fuller and richer than any We have heretofore
received, comprising the newest and richest
goods in Market. Black Dress and Mantilla
Silks, from 40c to Sl75; Rich Barred and
Striped do; Plain and Fancy colored Silks ol
extra fine quality and new styles French
MerinOs and Cashmeres French Delains Of
the richest patterns American and English
do; all wool Dlain delaines Persian's. &c
French MerinO Plaids, new patterns Cling.
hams, prints, etc, will be sold at the lowest
possible prices,
DoMEsric GooDs.-YarG vide Grown Muslins
at 81 cents heavy do I to Sc; bleached do,
good article Ga cents; fine do 10 to l2lS
Pillow Case Muslin and Linen; Sheeling
Muslin and Linen, 3 yards wide Diapers and
Crash, Tickings, checks, etc.; will be sold at
very low prices.
bowers BoSNETs "A large and extensive
stock of Fall and Winter Bnnnets, Bedford
and English straw, colored Brilliants and Bel
grade, Split Straws, with rolled edge, etc., etc
MILLINERY DEPARTMENT. are manufac
turing extensively under the personal super
intendence of Miss Armstrong, from New
York, the latest French styles Of Satin, Silk,
Velvet and Mourning Bonnets: Dress caps and
head dress a stock of which is kept constant
ly on hand and made at the shortest notice to
order Every pains will be taken to please
the taste and give satisfaction to our numer-
ously increasing customers in this department
Bonnets Of the late French patterns now re-
ceived
SHAwLs SHAwLs !-Broeha, square and long,
of the richest patterns Stella do, an entirely
new article Printed Cashmere long and square
Wooden Shawls at very low prices.
TRIMMINGS IL EVERY VARIETY We can offer
at this time the most extensive stock of Dress
Trimming in the city ; Walered Galoons from
Ga to &c, of olack and the richest fancy col.
ors Marabo and Moss Trimmings, something
very rich and entirely new Velvet, Plush and
fancy trimmings in every variety cords and
Tassels, Frirges, Trimming Laces, Gloves,
etc; hair Fronts and Curls, Mohair head Drops,
etc, etc.
EMBRoDERIEs--Superb French Collars, chem
isptts and Undersleeves, Jacconet and Swiss
Edgings and lnsertings, new patterns; Swiss
and Jacconet Flouncings, ETC.; large assVrl-
ment Of full and half mourning collars, chem-
settes and sleeves, &C.
october "a, '55.
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1856-03-19
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THE subscriber would respectfully in
form his friends md the public, that he has
purchased the interest Of his lPte partner and
is now sole proprietor of this great Cabinet and
Chair Manufacturing Establishment, the most
extensive and complete Of the kind III the coun.
try.
With stock of over one million feet of choice
lumber well seasoned, and strong force Of
first rate mechanics, he will commence opera.
tions in few days, when he will be ready to
attend to the orders Of his numerous friends and
customers.
A variety Of new styles Of Furniture will bC
introduced and sold at low prices
Particular attention will be given to the man
ufacturing of Furniture suitable for Steamboats,
andHotes which will be sold on accommodating
terms and at prices that will defy competition
Cane Seat Chairs made at this establishment
so much admired for durability and neatness
Of design u i'll be sold at the reduced prices o.
$5 so to So per set.
Scroll saving and Turning of all kinds done
to order.
GFRooms with Steam power tn rent..cD
Vrnrers. Vanish hair cloth Mulliny and
Cabinet Makers finding generally always or
hand and will be snld to the ira le at smal
advance On Eastern ca, h prices,
H. Il. RYAN, 81, Fifth ST..
oct. 3. Pittsburgh