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A CASE OF FORTUNE TELLISe.-A certain
Madam p, figuring as q fortune teller
and "Female Doctress," doing business in
the Bowcry, was charged by two young girls
with defrsuding them out Of S3. 1t appears
that these girls, attracted by the sign, went
there to have the names of their future"
husbands told, for which Madam p char
ged them the above amount But the girls
not obtaining the expected husband or any
satisfaction, and seeing q great many men
and girls lounging around the place, made q
charge against her before the Mayor.
Malam P-was accordingly notified OF
the charge, and she compromised with the
complaining parties, and restored their mon
ey, which was satisfactory.
The remedies that this "Doctress" pref-
cribes are nothing more nor less than "a msn
for the girls IN. Y. Netcs.
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FORBIDDEN FRUIT.-A striking instance of
the power of curiosity and the proclivity of
human nature to indulge in forbidden plea
sures recently occurred in London. The Times
had vehemently denounced O certain opera as
{" an exhibition of harlotry on the stage" and
called upon the people Of England, in the
name of everything virtuous, fathers Of fam
lilies, mothers and daughters included, to
mark their sense Of what was right BY keeping
awsy from the performance. The "people OF
Engiand" answered this appeal by crowding
Her Majesty's theatre on the occasion OF tns
performance Of the opera, to sufocation, and
aot even standing room could be found In pit
or gallery. Masses of people, principally J
ladies, 1t Is said, poured into the theatre in ?
manner not witnessed since the triumpns o.
Jenny Lind Not alone had the hquss nsyel
been ftilisr than on this occasion, but rne au'
dience had never been more respectable
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RR. MUNsON, AT sS PENN'A AVENUE.
IL is still making those beautiful
continuous GUM TEETH, called
Allen Patent, for the exceliency of0IQYr
wearing them In this city, will chesrfullv vouch
There is one Dentist In this city who has been
infringing the patent, and made bad imitation
Of against whom hereby caution the public
". u. Whenever a Dentist speaks against
Aliens Patent Continuous Gum Teeth, when
properly eoaStTretsd 1t is because he is ignorant
Of the process, incompetent to make the work, or
9 unwilling to pay for the patent. je left
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MISS HEWITT'S
ENVLlSH AND FRENCH BOARDING
gCnnnf


No. 397, corGcr Of N,U York arenue and 13th st
THE SCHOLASTIC YEAR COMMENCES
Il the hrst Monday in September, and ends the
sions.
The Principal will be assisted by the most com.
petent English aud French resident teachers and
every c'!ity offered for pursuing Music and all
the various branches Of modem accomplish.
ments.
For further particulars, terms, &c, see Circu-
lars at bookstores or at the residence Il the rrin
cipal. an o. stS eotf
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THE GREATEST COOKING STOVE EVER
INTRODUCED
INTO THE UNITED STATES.
FOR COAL OR WOOD.
aO00 In Use. Four sizes: No. q, Z. 8, g..
GA Liza q II ER'S
CELEBRATED
M O i II I N G s T A r,
DOUBLE OVEN COOKING STOVE.
The Best, the Cheapest, most Substantial and
most Perfect Cooking Stove IN the Union.
Is 0J0 of these Stores are Rotc IN successful
operation
This splendid Cook Stove has now been tor
oughly tested during the last four years; they
operate in the best ard most satisfactory manner,
have fully tried them with wood and coal, and
strongly Iscommen nd them. They are heavy and
very durable, and the design IS neat and beauti-
full. NTH a moderate fire, tn Stove will Bake
three loaves Of Bread. Roast Turkey, Boil two
Dinner Pots, BfOii Beefsteak and heat the water
for washing, all at the same time.
You are RESPECTFULLY invited to call and examine
the above splendid Cooking Stove, +" GALA
GHER'S MORNING STAR"
Patentee: Al. GALLAGHER, Philadelphia.
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VIRGrNIA.-An omission in the laws OF var
ginia in regard to the appointment OF SUP
Commissioners for conducting the Presldentiai
election at the precincts of counties has called
forth an opinion OF the Attorney General OF
the State al the request Of the Governor Ire
law officer thinks that the commissioners ap-
pointed for the county by the Governor may
make the appointment Of commissioners ior
all the other places Of voting, and be recon-
mends that it be done before the day OF CIV
ton.
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THE HAT.

IMPORTED HATS DIRECT FROM PARIS.
- CASES OF THE MOST BEAUTIFUL
q styies Of SOFT T and KNOCK ABOUT HATS,
ordered last May, Just received. Havin, gone to
great trouble and expense to get the above goods
direct from Paris, can now offer, and shall at all
times have, the latest and most approved styles
Of French Hats, at the Bazaar, corner Of sixth
street and Pennsylvania avenue.
sc 25-eO2w HOPhlNS-
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Some things tha have happened and been

Some things that have happened and been
laughed a., IN the life OF a Schoolmaster.
Upon one occasion, in the geography
class, William s. very innocently re-
marked, that the public buildings of Augusta
are the penitentiary and fanatic asylum"
"GOod noble, stupid little Hannes B
into whose German Uranium it seems sheer
impossbility to force due sense Of the mean
ipg of English words once read from Ihama-
tOpSlS:
sThou go not like the quarry slave at night,
Seronged to his dungeon
.sHannes at another time, when asked the
character and complexion of the people of the
Temperate Zone, replied: They are of a
white character and complexion"
"George G., good -natured, blunder-
ing George, whom everybody loves in spite
of his cccentricities, is in the habit of talking
rather impetuously, but not quite so fast as he
can think A spelling match being in con-
temptation, he came rushing into the room at
recess, exclaiming: "Mr. -, is the s-s-
smelling patch goin' to be to morrow? ?"
"Jemmie b is beautiful sample of
the glorious results of the memoriter, recita-
tiop system. 1t is "a marvel most marvellous
how he manages TO retain so many of the
words with go few Of the ideas. Recitiug a
passage from Mitohells Geography, running
thus The people Of this State are actively
engaged in tho construction of railroads.; he
gave them a bellicose character worthy of
Erie, by saying that they were actually en-
gagged in the dsstructt0n of railroads "
. On another occasion he recited principle
in Ray Arithmetic, namely: w here guam
tity has no natural unit, it is necessary to fix
upon an artificial one,' thus Where thsre is
no unit necessary, 1T is natural TO FIX UP an
tifeiai one"
"Honcst little Johnny B, who never
told wilful lie in his life, nory yet disguised q
lie, under the cloak of hslf-expressed truth
dear little embodiment Of honesty and fun,
getting head first into all the scrapes' and
having the worst account on the register, as a
natural consequence of his candor. Poor
Johnny. The other day in the reading class
he rendered webster's paragraph, beginning:
| When shall be found here in my place in
| the Senate or elsewhere, to sneer at public
| merit &c after the fashion here appended
| When shall be found here in my place in
the Senate or elsewhere, to sneeze at public
| meetin, etc
| Tommy II, in parsing the sentence
The cow gives milk said: Cow is noun
cause it's a name proper, cause it give
milk "-KnicksrbOeGer.
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ANTHONY BUCHLY,
q II p E z Z Al j n,

south side. bstveen 9th and 10th sts.
HAVING PROVIDED HIMSELF wITB
an ELEGANT
and al necessary conveniences fort 1gEE
properly conducting his business,
would respectfully Inform the public that he IL
fully prepared to All all orders entrusted to him,
atthe shortest notice. and In the best manner.
large supply Of READY MADE COFFlNs
OF All sizes, always on hand, which VIII be fur-
nished on the most reasonable terms.
AZ heretofore, NO pains will be spared 10 give
entire satisfaction on all occasions.
N.B.-Residing on the premises, orders viii
oe EomPtly attended to at all houn
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and release TO the United States aud release tn
Texas must be duly executed by such party. to-
gether with the assignment and releases from the
person in whose favor settlement and payment In
requested.
onc or more audited certificates, or one or more
ev'ience Of the same character Of debt, may b, In
Guided In the same assignment, releases and afida
VT OF ownership, if each certificate is correctly de.
scrfoed by number, date, amount, and nams of the
origirai payee,, X should also appear whether the
cernheass were issued by the authorities of the
State of Texas, account of the debt Of the repub
Ac or were Issued by the republic Of Texas, accord
ag 10 the facts of each case.
The assisnm mt to the United States may be made
In comm IN form the releases should be drawn &C
cofdins TO the fos ms subioined-A and b.
JAMES GUTHRIE.
Secretary OF The Treasury.
...s- . Form A.
Know al pIsons by these prcseRts ihai
has relta 'ed. aud hereby reGas-., the United
Staes OF Am iica from all further liability or claim
tor ihe paym snt OF certificate cvafnce OF dpbt
nImbH -, for The sum of g. issued by
me late repabc Of Texa-, (or by the authorities ii
I, me state o. TsAa., a; The case may be,) and re-
deemed by the United STA es in accordance with the
provisions of an act of Congress entitled "An act to
ovi tor the payment Of such creditors of the late
puo &c OF IeIa' as are comprea In the of
Congress Of September nine, eighteen hundred and
hfIy" approved rhe 2sh day cf February, 1855, and
a act OF the tate Of Texas, approved the LIST of
f,bruay 1856.
As witness my hald and seal.
.f-r.# Form B.
Know all persons by these presents that -
released, I'd hereby releases, the Sta e of
Praa5 from all further Liability or claim for the pay
IN ant Of certifiCa,e or evidence of d-bt numbssr
fW the sum OF -, issued by The late rc-
publ OF Texa', (Or by the anthoiities Of the Sate
Of 1as, a, thc case may be " and redeemed by the
United statas in a,cor6aace with the PROVISIONS of
an at Of Congress- entitled An act to prov te for
ne payment oil such creditors of the late republic OF
Texas are comprelended in the act of Congress
Of September nine, eighteen hunded and Hfty. %
approved the 2sth Of February 1855, and an scf of
The State OF TcxaI, approved The lst OF February,
1856
As wRness my hand and seal.
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II A little boy, while writing un1e' maarS S
take a powder which hi, mother had prepared si,.,
for him. "Powder. powder a,n s,a ne \
ing himself on one elbow, ana pu'uhs
smile, [" mother, amt gun
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GALLh8HEK'S
8 q N RIS e A IR-T IGH T

A New and Splendid Large Oven
FLAT TOP COOKING STOVE,
FOR COAL OR WOOD
-Four sizes; No. g, Z, &, y.
II Is only necessary to say, that after very many
years Of ex penence, and being fully conveisant
with all Of the various kinds Of Stoves which
have been invented On the down draft principle,
that have taken advantage Of every well known
Improvement T. at has from time to time been
and construction Of the hues, which are always
necessary to be large. and / have fully applied
every Improvement and combined them all In the
(" S9nytse Air-Tght Cooking stove." This
Stove is I.iade very heavy and Is a good subetan-
tial article; have made them extra heacy In all
the parts where long experience has proved II to
be important, and can assure my customers tha.
ting II up; and 1t will not be excelled by any
stove now known, q similar character; l am
convinced that Il will a. once become a standard
Stove
III have fully tried them In every way, with
Wood and Coal, and strongly recommend them
| to the public They operate In the most satisfac-
A. J. GALLAGHER, Philadelphia.
c. WOODWARD SON,
Next door to Woodward's old stand,
Pa. av., between 10th and 11th sts No. 3l8,
N. B.-Aiso, very large assortment Of the
latest and most approved patterns Of Crates, Par
lor, Chamber, ming Room, Ofiics and Store
Stoves Of all sizes, for wood and coal, that the
North can furnish, best suited to this MARKET
You viii do we'll to call and examine our as.
| sortment Of goods We will take great pleasure
/ In showing our rs; ortment. We are sure thai
our Goods are very low, as we buy for cash.
UI TERMS CASH. 29-2m
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For sale on'y by
-. C. WOODWARD & SON,
Next door to G Woodward's old stand,
Pa. av., between 10th and 11th SITS q, No. ana.
EVENING
AND MAfHEMATICAL
. INSTITUTE.

gINO MEET A NECESSITY AND A DE-
Il mand In the city, the Principal OF the Union
Academy, has concludes to open, In the very
pleasant Rooms Of the Academy, corner Of 14th
street and New York avenue, recently fitted up for
the purpose, thoroughly organised EVENING
SCHOOL, for such young men, otherwise en-
ployed during the day, as wish to spend their
evenings in fitting them elves thoroughly for
successful business
The Institute will be opened October l3th, five
evenings each week, IT, m to sk O'Clock, with
two or three lessons in each study, each week.
Classes will be formed In Book Keeping, PEN
manship, and various Branches Of the Higher
Mathematics; and also in Foreign Languages
For terEs and further particulars, ace circulars
at the Book Stores, or cali on the Principal
se sD-im Y. RICHARDS, Principal.
=. = 1l,a x.s.-.
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N~ "tNftCu SOftAiIOoSCv
No. Issued TO.
1889 Oscar Engiedow
1915 Trustees Of Austin
College
1882 G ii MOnsarrat & Co
1890 John Karner
1904 Daniel Carl
l7ss l7ss walcoa
J746 John w Ports
l77O J X Elliott
1907 Harriet George
1916 Miles 8 Bennett
1923 Nathaniel Rudder
1881 Levi Tyler, admir-
1888 Of w n Kelly
1888 Samuel Wildey
1889 George Sutherland
lHl J z Hennings
Isss 1879 Eccles
1874 Edmund Ballinser
lo52 ] ID Logan
1856 G. p Green
1865 David Ayrss
1869 T'homes F James
1873 c Schiedlsmanti
1880 ] F Jewett
1897 r Emma
1899 Par:illa Lee
1920 r W Grossmeycr
1922 Gilbert Johnson
1928 Robert Lusk
1873 z w Cawthern
1880 " m Cochran
1892 Fianci, Moore jr
207l Andrew Daley
2072 Isaac Stewart
iess iess CIV vi.kery
12So 0 Paul Bremond
f5S isiS David G Burnes
1o a9S McMaster
1sSS sSS FP Gentry
sas % 8 w Fisher
I5oi Louisiana Davis
1908 Z Frost
23B Thomas Reed
23l6 Harrison g Bryant
1880 j 4 Mcdonald
X40 Arthur garner
23ll J F Martchetf
234l Andrews B. Grover
2s45t 2 q Merritt
2349 w Pinkney
$3.50 J ID Gidtines
1854 ] Crawford jr
1883 A p EdgertOn
1859 Thomas Warner jr
1868 George X Slstare
1851 Francis Buchla
2382 Elizabeth Carter
1885 VIM Davis
2S7 Joseph TOmlinsOn
1880 Sneed & Turner
1880 VIM Kimbro
2400 II II Haynie
250l X w Mnhank
240 Catherine Allen
2405 Henry Kring
Al3 ] w Lawresce
24lS stephen Smith
A4 A G Horton
2ASs Elapbaiet Easton
2442 Lemuel BDickensOn
: 2450 VIM II Thompson
N52 Il VIM Eddy
A7l J z Heron
M74 A B Hemphiil
A77 Aaron Haughton
2479 Heirs of John Jones
No0 {" Joel Hid
2+1 /" Warren Album
24s2 I" John L Monks
2%3 /" Peter AIdIfch
24e0 NJ A Dooiy
25o1 George G Day cashier
25Ol p Kennett d Co
2oO3 John w Schrimpf
2504 w C Blair
25l2 NJ ROrberttaiiie
25l3 Hrnry b Brooks
Z5l4 Gabnel Trumwelt
252s II 3 Morgan
259 Furbur G Bean
1854 Sarah Newman
,uceS of other cla saaz of th f,
'eXas cannot be specified bJ
an 0-dtl,tJant
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Educational.
BROOKEyII.IK aCI

BNOOkEVlLIE ACADEMY,
MOMTGOMERY COUNTY. MARYLAND
'lHE SYSTEM OF INSTRUCTION in
Il this Institution embraces thorough training
Ia tne Classics, Mathematics, Sciences, and ordi-
Ieims TOT board and tuition, $3.50 per annrm
Cataiogues containing further Information NAV
pe obtained bv addressing the PrincI pal at Brooke
'iie, Maryiand K. b. .PRETTYMAN, A NJ.
&c low Principal.
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THE UGION ACADEMY

THE UVIUN ACADEMY.
n. RICHARDS, MRS. ID RICHARDS,
Prfn. U. A. Pnp. U. r. A.
l. Institution and Of the UNION FEMALE
ACADEMY, viii commence On MONDAY, Sep
tenn Der 1, 1855. Nv 23-3m
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The following Is a Inst
IT'LL Ou'sia ding:
No Issued 10.
8 T ID Tom okins
l6 Bukman Garfield
81 John A Clifton
81 II X Muse
50 X G Hobbs
"a ] De Cord va
90 John Buming' am
la5 Phined,De Cor.iOv v;
l76 z Ha'dwin
l9l Jams 1'aghmaa
1872 Matthias Clark
80 80 Ethaa Earle
32s o Blineau
344 ] z Wade
366 Peters B. Booth
395 Lott Husted
4o4 8 Kingsley
427 ] Pa-ker, for Eliza
beth Parker, Elk
4S7 Benedict Bayley
AS Leaader BtasOn
466 VIM Odlin
467 John w King
500 T b Wrbb
$40 A 8 Thu IN )nd
5iS Tbos w Marshall
625 David 8 Kaufman
6f3 Georgs w Parker
64i CrutcheTA 81 C Rave
go 90 VIM Flower
653 J A Simpson
90 VIM Ii Belcher
677 Fl II Williams
10l Felix RiedeE
rs rs Robert Dale
77J VIM Jones
779 VIM Walker
793 Dyer Pearl
8 2 Isaac l. Hill
$50 Hermoean Brown
674 John w Bower
S79 James McMaSter
9i4 Dyer Peal
9l5 May 81 len Heden
berg
$50 ] Ellis
932 Mrs May Belviile
l0l0 Arson CIanson
1912 r NJ Forbes
lOS5 James N Hogan
l043 Thomas LindEay
l045 James l. Green
lOs7 Jesse Daniel
l046 J B Daniel
1850 Charles Vincent
1859 1859 s D eervaiss
1858 Willis Millican
1859 ] ID Millicdn
1862 John DAVIS
1865 VIM Barton
1919 w ALockbaxt
1880 X Morton
ll35 James Kinam
1896 q H Taylor
lAl Youngs Coleman
l24S R1bert McNutt
l2i9 John w Cloud, pe
att'yJ II Raymon'
1857 e De Pom 0L5
1859 G p Green
l275 G w Sinks d J
Shaw
1897 John Kendrick
1893 Samuel Hid zen
1900 John Johnson
l0l Susan Massiex
1862 Thomas ii Forrest,
1895 B r Warner
1923 William Frels
IDA q W Osborne
l425 John A Rutherford
1927 Cornelius Vannoy
149 Joseph Bates
l473 Ann b Reese
ISIS Lumbard Mims
1921 J C Moore
1923 John James
1854 X II Douglas
1870 < VI Fish
1872 VIM Kerr
1880 James A Moody
1881 p Bickfofd
1912 John Lamer
l6l5 John Cameron
1923 John ID Taylor
1894 Levi Mercer
1925 Eli Mercer
The outstanding evid
debt sf the republic Of
this Denartment
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(NORPORATfOr 900 Corro
~ fationof Washington Stoch for sale at
- 26-n CHVBB BRO4hHkes
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MRS. q. III. snITu.

qO u street ao,th, bettcsen 6th and 7th
kShIS LEAVE TO INFORM THE LADIES
OF washington, Georgetown, and vicinity
tnat sac IS prepared 10 give inst ucton in classes
and pr1vste lessons, In the art Of MAKING WAX
FLoWERS and VASES Also, Wax Fruit ard
Ornamental Leather WORK
Ladies wishing 10 avail themselves OF this Cd.
P0i,unlsy OF occurring most beautiful accom-
Piisnment Will please call early IS possible as
mrs. ; docs not contemplate remaining long I'm
the city. -i'
TERMS:
Wax Flowers In Glasses, per term OF 70 les.
oi'Ss es - .
Wax Fruit in Glasses, per term Of - lessons as
L.atheI YORK In Glasses, per term Of lessons 50
DoGuets and Vases, Wreaths, Single Flowers.
&c for sale, or made 10 order % Sm
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CHANGE OF HOURS.

CHANGE OF HOURS. 4.
0N AND AFTER MONDAY, The SUse o'
~ June, the Steamer GEORGE q
PAGE WIN run at the following
Leave Alexandria at ~, 9, 10, u, IN, ~, and
OK O'Clock.
Leave washington Q, Q, II, TX, 3X, 81, and
O'Clock.
je 29-u ELLIS L.APRICE, Captain.
NxW MUSIC RECElvED THIS MORN
~ Ing at tssTj ELLisS.
TNOYS IN ENDLESS VARIETY, at
u n 3O-3 LAMMOND'S.
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CARD.
M kS. FRANKLIN, TEACHER OF VOCAL
80 hvsic, NO COS street, between 9th and
,1tn ,,I streets References: Mr. r. Davis, and Mr.
nuns, MHslc stolcs- &c 17-5m
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-10-02

tThou go not like the quarry slave at night,
Serouged to his dungeon
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ssHannes, at another time, when asked the
character and complexion of the people of the
Temperate Zone, replied: ga They are of a
xhifa character and COMPLEXION ~
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-03-01
NaEN an RIAL ESrATr.

Bl-Ic notice is hereby ei1cn that On tbs 18th
day Of March next in front e Charles Par
Ranking Housr. ~ the city Of keokuk, be-
n the hours Of ! and 3oieiock Twin sell u pub
uction tho following real estate. namely Lot
j block eight 81 II tho cttv If kookuk iowa,
ne south hat q The southeast quarter and.the
half u the southwest quarter Of section Thig-
'ur IN Township sixty five. Range SIX 90 west III
y County. Missouri. q. s L. i. and i s.
5. "a, I. 60, 4. 6. Clark County. Missouri
rms Of sale one-fourth cash remainder in fur,
a and twelve months, with SIX per cent interest.
| tie good and warranty deed given by me-
j +. EDDY.
[febl3d&wtsale By RANKIN d MILLER.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-03-01
HOARD NANTIU.

ia private family, where there are few or no 9th
4 bnarders, by gentleman and wife without
lren. who eill furnish their own room
tuuire ut this Office
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-03-01

n HoFFiEfMFR has removed from the corner
y. Of lst and Main street. t. u ncar Main. IN
oralam Building. af.f now my stock Of Cloth
iug hents Furnishing DoctI A.. from 3 IT, 10 f4r
cent below COST, 20 make FIR larger and fntr
stock u clothing. Cali aud se, IL i. e. yuur own
adg5ntage y. HDFFHE[MER
1anl ti&w Second near Main ~
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-03-01
Card 10 Tie Ladies.

Nov ready FIR the season large stock Of Tri IN
- ming GVuls in Neiyet-plain and Shaded col
and Black If All widths Plush SHADED Moss
Fringe, More Antique, " atered Ribbons Golors and
Width Galloont In great variety; Gimps Braids &c;
some in bright eolors for children dresses
sept 70. daw z. D. FOSTER.
LRENCn CAS,IMEREs-A lot more Of chose
Il superb French Cassimeres just rcceiyedty
dec lOd6w 7. j. AOSIER.
+ Uncut NELNEIS-A-sorted colofs, AT less than
\ cost 2 imporl--grcat bargains for n,ilmers.
deoioddw 7. D. FOSTER.
nkEas GOODS, Trimmings, ac. Black silks IN
II All widths very low. Plaid check and broeade
silks. Large and small Plaid Cashmcrs Printed
Plain Do Ianes, Black English Grape, Moss Velvet .
More Antique and Ribbon Trimmings, Just opened
AMI for sale cheap dccl0t6w i. D. FOSTER.
~ GLASSWARE, aC.--A complete assortment Of
" White Granite Ware IN setts single pieces.
Alro. for holiday presents, Decorated China Cups
Mugs, Flower Vi scs &c. y. y, FOSTER
declUddw
ID RoCHA sHAWI4o-A few more long and single
- Brocha shawis for sale low 70 close of
deci0d2w 7. ID. FOSTER.
DLAII,S.-Those beautiful Scotch and Tartan
L Plads, every variety can be found at
sop27ddw WOODWARD 4 CO.'S.
t1ESSRS. EDITORS Please inform the Ladies
VI that We have received the largest stock Of en-
broidcries, Collar from cents to 500 Maltese,
Black Silk Brussels and real thread Laecs Lace nc
ouctt and Swiss Collars Corsets, Ribbons, MORE An
tique and Ribbon Trimmings, 4c a..
Ii. Il. WOODWARD 4 CO.
Aug. q, ls55.--l&w
nREss TRIMMINGs.-The Ladies can be suited
- in this line at
syp-Id&w WOODWARD & co.'s
NXTo0L DELAINES.- Every variety ii plain aud
w figured Wool DeLaines. just received NJ
sp21d6w WOODWARD / CO.'S.
ID EADl MADE G.--Lyeryth in this
Ii line can be had at the lowest figures at
seb27ipw WOODWARD & co.'s
Eali styles.
XXTE have jut received can Fail styles Of Laiies'
w Velvet, Cleth, ard silk olaaks, Talma ana
Niscttes, also IT Brocha and Plaid ShaTls.
sep27d5w WG0DN ARD CO.
DLAID LONG sHAWLs Tut received p,r
"American Express, +" 60 81 and elegant
styles, which with our preyiou. tack makes our as.
soriment more full and complete than AZ any time
during tha season. 9J Main ttet.
deelod DURKFE Z CO.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-03-01
Autumn Stock.
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l. As npw open hnrstotl, # Freuch and Amer
i L ican Printed ard Plain DeLaines Plain and
Plaid Merne~s C9burgs, Black aud Cglortd Mo
hair, Dekages. &c, II which he invites the Rtten-
tior of the Indies assuring them that the style and
quality unsurpassed. and prices iow he same
goods he sold in hccoun1ry.
k,Dk u5E. sent. TO-