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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-16
T1re Department Parade Of the Eastern Dig
trtcf Of Brooklyn.

The third annual parade OF he Fre Department a he
Eastern District took place yesterday afternoon The line
order
Hose COMPANY No 3 Western District
Exempt firemen.
Fire Department Banner
Oacers Of Representatives.
Officers a. Board Of Trustees.
Fire wardcns
- Protection Engine Com oany No.
Lady Washington Hook and Ladder Company No l.
xo SSa ifs9i Sss Ess GST 5s@gs ny so
Atan e Hose Company No
Eagle Engine COMPANY No. 8.
PUinem Hook and Ladder Company No 2
Band
Nepiune Engine Company No. I.
Frendshl Hose Company No. 5.
uLataystie Engine Company No o.
Red Jacket Engine Company No. 10.
Young America IioSs s6d ladder Company No
Bard.
Zephyr Hose Company No
Valley Forge Engine Company No H.
Eand.
Friendship Engine Company No. II
Band.
Victory Engine Company No IA
Charles e Talbot Chief Engineer, acted IS Grand Marshal
and was assisted By the Assistant Engineers
The line q march was through Division avenue, 0raha
Green Point returning through First street south seventh
street, shth street and South Fourth street 's""
Uni.n avenues Grand 10 Fourth street through Fourth
me was reviewed BY Mayor Hall and number Of the city
oncas Al the corner OF Fourth and South Second
Fntine Companies Nos ! 4and and Hose Compang 20
ddno. oo in the procession The mos, Of he AZ 5arata.
were handsomely decorated with wreaths o. nowsrs and
there were nearly one thousand areen in the procession
nsr and INC parade equal surprising either Of The
he evening number Of the companies ,errnaed the
daVs proceedings BY suppers and c0aAons Of he
I.nIipal public houses.
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Port or New York, September Is, 1855.
CLEARED,

CLEARED.
Ship Manhattan, Dixon iyerpooi-G Marshall u,r..
Bark Giddings Rose, Lisbou-R P Buck Co.
EIg Nansanllo pSnniSs Phi,adsiphisIy Eiwsl Co.
schr Howard, BAKER, Maagorda-Nelson, Clements
schr 7 D Wagner Smith, Charleston Doilner Potter.
schr Strong Haw kins GsorgeownTD Potter.
schr y WlieH Camerden, Washing ton-J II Mathews.
s sssr 6ee. ss WAIVE Nss Matthew's
sshI assgo smith R,saGpdsc psssn
schr Music Ke,chuT. Aisxandris..fhiip ! pmon.
Faes
schr Ga WS Lunt pem9yoselc At Peters
sshr Esiss s hs f,spl sest s sprague
s chr yin S6eF d Base Salem sssm-Rw ESges Co.
Steamship Atlantic, Edridge Liverpoo Sept 1870 Pm,
Isle Br snip Angesea Oonpd Vi ian 10 An lat 4 Y,
PM lat 40 IS lon So steamship Ericsson hence for Liver
Rganks The Atlantic has IRON ' '1
mdse and passengers 10 sam Miichl Sept a. 20 pm
lat 81 Ion brig ogaDd SAFE q a. S 81 e
y ss4 9s sdSs o=
EXPERIENCED light contrary winds during the entire
M q g gs1s ss sDgs ss snip Z, lie
ssnS lon e eee ahse ship White eu
Sag Harbor for Pacific ocean 10 days Sept lat Al Do
lon TO- spoke bark Burke from Boston FOR Faya and
market. 2 days out.
Bark W n Brodie - Harwich.
Brig 6 nthia Rakenan RIO Janeiro Aug with coffee, to
Brig Richard iB Godfrey Barbados Aug 2, in ballast,
Brig Wave Orr Stephens, Windsor, IA days with plaster,
TO master. - -
Schr Lilly, Frances, Wilmington, NC, days,
Sehr Yorktown Wcgam, City Point 6days 18th Inst pass
ed ship Herald going into Cape Henry.
Schr Belle, Post. Virginia, days
Scbr j W L Siurges, Hickman, Virginia, 2 days
Schr Presto, Hanks, Baltimore Gays.
Schr Rio, Lawson, Baltimore, days.
Schr Warrior Witham, Kockland.
Scbr Joseph FarweN Conery, Rocklani
Schr Ottoman. Clifford, Bath for Philadelphia.
Schr Sam uei Appleton, Ryeer. Boston.
Schr Plymouth Rock Lacy Boston.
schr Sami Gilman, Crowei Boston.
Schr Eliza Jane, Howe, Boston
scbr r. A Stevens, Hodge, Boston for Albany.
Schr Emma Hotchkiss Nick erson, Bost1p for Albany.
schr Highlander. Sturges, Boston for Albany.
schr Corneia Young New Bedford
schr Sarah, Perry New Bedford.
Schr Eliza Jane Scserson, Ha-w!cn
schr John Wright, Dckersop, Portland CT.
slocp Henry Cone. Portland, o.
steamer Planet Looper, Philadelphia.
BELOW.
One ship, unknown.
Wind during the days
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The following note explains Itself

TAsaANY HAtI, Sept Is, lsSs.
nAslgL Y. StcxLrs ESQ.,, Chairman OF the Democratic
MayorRlty Couvenionln reply to note have 10 In
thai other convention beside the Of which
chairman occupies room In Tanmany Hall this evening
with tho sanction Of the essees The All occupied by The
convention which sou presided the usual place FOR
the meeting oi nominating Yeutions. Respectfully,
HOWARD BROWN.
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AHV
The domination was then made unanimous The follow.
ing nsmed persons then appointed a committee 10
wait on Mayor Wood 10 notify him OF nis nomination,
viz Benjamin g Hart 18th ward; G. A. Connover, 9th
ward; Samuel osgood, 10th ward Bernhard Kelly, llth
ward, william Miner, I'd ward n. :. SelAn, 12lh ward
Charles H. Ring sih ward.
The Convention then adjourned to Wednesday the 2ith
lnst The lobby cheered Wood loudly
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IARI7IMg INTELLIGENCE.
Movements OF Ocean steamers.

STEAMERS TO AND FROM HAVANA.
IsABEI-From ChaI lesion 18th and 4h, due Havana I'D
and It'll From Havana 10th and 2th due New York 18th
and lst,~
n- an packages and leasrs Intended for the NEW YORK He
RAID oload Be sealed.
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BOSTON, Sept l4Sld from Nsntasket Roats, bark Ellen
Noyes In tow Of s,eamtng Enoca Train for New ark
lsth-Arr bark Cha1ee, Ardlossan. brgs VI bot,
Field and Avondale Philadelphia steamer Palmetto do
Hernid NIaIine COrrespnnfience.
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head Of foremost and 10 boom Will repair without discharg
ing. -
The brig Vermont with coal arrived on the 4h, SO days
from Philadelphia.
The mails o. the 10Th Aug arrived In dshng
OK the 9Th inst,
brig Ross, Stephenson sid for 81 Mary the Sd Brig
George Whitney Capt Fihed sid for Georgia port the sth
PHILADELPHIA, Sept barr brgs Trindelen, Havener,
and Times Phinney, Boston G Chaloner Thompson Ba n
schrs Henry May Watson and Mary Miller Laws, Boston
Alexander Christie Dighton; Pane sader PASSPORT
Tull, Trowbridge Savannah; Jas Ward, Baker, and
ton Fall RIVER Enoch French, Lewis NYork; Wheidon
Germon, Edgartown.
CID steamer Kennebec. Hand EYerk; barks n Davis
Hand Savann ah Jos Hale Merrill NOreans; brigs Leyan
ner, Thompson oharestown schrs Alexander n Christie
Wareham G Whedon GeTmon, Chelsea, Broadheld, FISK
Mary Miller, Laws and Doane Stephens, Boston.
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s0METHaHG NEW

A ND highly important to all interested In the
~ construction and repair of all kinds Of build
ings steamboats, or ears.
The undersigned woutd announce TO the people II
tho city of Keoknk aud vicinity thar they now
fully prepared 10 put nj the shortest notice,
Russeil's Patent Compound T. ment Roofing on can
Vas. completing the roofs II ordinary sir q build
ngs day. Also. will cover old lcaky tin roofs
Mt half the expense, making them COED or bctter
than when new.
From good and sufficient reasons. We repose thc
utmost con6d in the adapt dness If the cvmbina
ton and Of this cement ~, all roofing puYpo
80. Hrvr-.ser its ~ ri,- s-i.hsu!; as..oas,rs
ted W are prepsr to say that il 10 superior to Tin
| Shingles, Slate, or any ether seohng now In use
being perfectly water tight and 6re proof admitting
If any pitch. either ate. p or Rat.
II sdheses firmly TO Whatever IL 10 put upan, |,
not affected by the heat Of summer the frosts II
winter, does not dr. ip run, but becomes ard
smooth, admitting ut any amount Of war by tread
| ing thereon, and IL ~ cheap shingie.
We wish ~ atate TINT his IL no Pitch. Felt drav
4 OIL Indarubb.s, Gum SheliArh. or Huttap rchs roof
ing bat IL . different com aiion frm any and u,
the cement rooHnE ever in this city vicinity
All rooArg dane by " We warrant equal 70 tn
sample which can BE- At our oh. p or the corne
Of 5th and TDcA sts., ~ our boarding place, 81
Charles Hotel.
All interested 10 invite ~ cal before coatraetin
for other sooAng. COWLES PALMER
N0f1cs. TO those wishing 10 eLEsge In the bu.i
ssss alsswhere We oder for sale the must 81 u
sounties " this State. CAP.
4 July Is A3m.
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tartan Society give Festival tomorrow
evening, in Kilbourne's Block, the proceeds
Of which will 90 towards furnishing the new
Church which has just been erected. The
purpose being worthy one, and the Fessi-
val being under 90 pleasant auspices, pro-
missing TO be 90 agreeable to eli who attend,
We trust 1t viii be literally patronised, and
the golfers Of the ladies filled to the extsn,
Of their capacity.
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A GLRAn or TRrrH. The New Orleans
Deits in IN article upon the political aspects
OF the day. thus contemptuously refers to
Northern Doug
s'lnstesd Of opposing the Democratic nom
inse We are inclined to regard him, Of the
three evils, viz :--Fillmore, Fremont and
Buchanan --ss perhaps the least; though
many president Southern men We are awxre
are inclined to thisk that the election oil
Fremont would be the most fortunate con.
summation Of the struggle which could hap.
pen 1t the present crisis, inAsmuch ~ il would
utterly extiypate that sickly, pulling, con.
tempfibie race Of politicians pho delight II
the name Of 1EI ionai msn."
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+. nOws, a.. t0ckw~on, e.S.vELr.
howe. LOCK WOOD = o.,
wsoLEsALK AID YssAIL
Aucfion and Concentration Asschanss, and
Real Estate Agsnss,
Second ST., ncxt dosr TO the Atheneum, Keokuk,
Iowa.
DARTICULAR attention will be paid to buying
i and selling Real Estate and personal property,
negotiating loans, and any othor business that may
BE- entrusted to rs.
stosing and forwarding goods and produce Of all
kinds.
Liberal cash advance mad, on goods consigned
for ssle when desired.
We have large and well s-iectcd stock Of Gold
and Silver Watches Gold Jswrry and notions, which
ve olIer q wholesale and retail, ~ low q can be
found In the country.
Merchants and peddler, will be supplied at ex.
sremey Low prices for cash
4 GOOD brick dwelling 1uss wlnth rooms, in
"A apieasAnt part u theeity for sais ~
. LOTS, on Carol street, for sale by
| LOT, on His,.uee,. for SAL ~
O GOOD Sasiasss Lots, the tevee, 70. sale By
- u. II. ~.
4 FINRFARM. in Hancock 60. Ills. With good
"A iapsovsmsnts. for sal. by ID. L. co.
10 z ACRES 81 Land, with improvements, with
100 In mikes Of the cir, the plank road, for
/ sale bv II. l.. co.
on ACRES Of Land, with improvements, within
| on 10 Mills 81 the city, on the plank road for
sale b. n. L. 4 90.
| ! 0nN ACRES of Land ~ Missouri. FOR sale by
| i SUI ii. L. 4 Co.
1.-TWO Aad ons-han acres Of Land, with good
4 i trick house IL Montrose, for sale BY
/ Il. l.. 4 co.
| A FINE BUGGY suitable Tor one OF two horses
| n aud . good one horse bu.gy. Tor sale by
| H. l. 4 Gu.
| A HANDSOME brick housc .itnatssi On ChAthst
n square, lot Is feet fron; b. lao deep, and vii
be sold ~ bargain by n. 4. 4 U
| A LARGE brick house second street, lot 81
n feet front by 10 feet deep, for sA!e by
| III. l.. q co.
n LOTS IS Z ct front by 1873 tettd deep. vi hn'
4 frame house with Ave rooms. good cellar. ant
si,uated ina g,r,d location in the town Ut Farming
ton which will BIZ sold ut great bargain by
IL. L. 4 co.
T OF s. In blvck lse, for sale ~
III ii. L. 1 CO.
q LOTS in Rses' edition, fur sale BY
q II. La co.
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Manhattan Ltoe Doa0sa0ee Cs0DAoy,
TAG BROADWAY, Hxw YoAk.
Cash CaptfSi go Accensteet0M e4eO, oee.
nIPosIrEbS lss 80 vitA ths Cunplsolles u the
- state Of New York, Tor the sessrisy u Policy
ko.iers In addition 70 which the stockAoldsrs ere
personally liable. Amsag tAs Dirsssoss ere ths
most wealthy and nAusntial citissss Of New York.
This IL stock Company, returning TO the a.
sur s7A per cent Of Gil the psoAts trl-ssnually.
A party 80 years VI age may secure 70 his family
free from the claims Of his creditors, for shout 80
cents pr week, policy for 13.ee0.
Tho wou d not spare this sum Tor the grati6ca-
ton II rcnectiun on sick bed Or In case Of acci-
dent, thu. IL all else fail, hc had made . certain
provision for hit family It would tighten his
pain and do more for his recovery than medicine.
N. d. MORGAN, Pres't.
G. Y. WEMpLE, Sec'y.
nished by RlCkEf AnlMpsoNL Agts.
Post Office Building,
augS-d Keokuk. lows
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ORnsSANCE NO. 90.


AN ORDINANCE to amend the Ordinance concern.
Market tioUse.
~ ordained BY hs City CoSnrR Of the Cry Of
ke lux That NJ provision or other thing bsough
u the ei II keokus With intent to b. sold IN msf
kst saal b. sold Any Huckstef, VI other psrsoa,
Tor tn purpose VI sale * in. until 10 o'clock
Of the marke. day tor which hey Intend u
b. ~,sd, Aud any contract, ayr semsnt. os promise
mAie ~ oh nd ~,th view u mAstng . purchase
or saect1tfary To The rus tntens VI the pro-
sls,on shat. b deemed and taken q. violation Of
this y, atnsnr..
And any person purchasing or selling b fore ssid
hour, or making any statenant Of tine terms
watch thcy viii purr1ase eel after market hour
or sftsr tns hosr abs for any article
or articles OF provision brought this CRY for
sale in market, shall be guilty VI . violation oi
this Ordinances.
ORC. T. Any psrson violating this Ordin nance shal
be haed not than g. nor IN re thaa $50.
SAML X. cUkTIs.
Pas August 10, 1886. Mayor.
ArrEsr.l
d. D. AhaKlAn, Clerk,
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Good News for the Ladies.

r HAVE JUST RECEIVED A LAhGE STOCK
Ut Dry Goods that have been deiairsd BY losn~ss
vi water in III Ohio Risereysr m"ni hs-aDd must
b. closed cut by order Of steamboat owrep. They
consist in part II rich m,nii psr asols, trimmings
Pefumgry. ginghsms. calieas, awns, doit.d and
plain barrd md pain Jss kone'ts crs pc, brss be
and cashmere shawis, Gentl m.ns shirts and
drawers silk and fancy travail arge assor Mt
IL Embroidery arnt 'ensn ale Laai.s baslsfy in
fsci eve r,th u. that il ~ N ri Dry atos,
and Fancy Store, vii be- found ut the New ~ q
l,CiiEAPsionE seeord st.,aIIs site the Athsnssm,
between Main and johnson, k..kak.
July oa.d VA. 81 LtlNAN, Agent.
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GOWID u GRANT,
AIAO.iNEY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW,

NuNHN1 A-$U
Gene raI Land AgeWs.
PElLA ,............... ......AAkION CO., IOWA,
MILL attend pr .mpt,y to buying. siding and
w leasing rvai estate. paying taxes, examining
titles, preparing Of legal papers making col ctions
business.
Will practice the legal profession in this and tn,
adj ,ini ng counties.
kgrgRExcgs: III. sherman 4 Co., Greene, Wear,
4 Rice, Fl. Dies Moines John White L Co., Oska
i,esa l.. II Asant, Mere A. ISOLATION Library, N
Y.City; Prof. r. ID. Mussey. Cincinnati.
aug a -dA vtoclQ
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PATRICK q GROUSE,
DsAL.as n --r
FORTE = !,
Sheet Music, and

MUSICAL ERCHANDlZE,
GALE ROOMS over Howe Lock A
- woods Store. Second street, be- HS
tween Main and johnson, keokuk,
Iowa We shall always keep on hand W.
an elegant assor m.nt Of Pianos from the best
makers. Chill + Bishops Mslodeons; Martin, Hall
4 Sons and Imported 0uitars; French and 0erman
Niolins; American and Imported utcsi Flutinss
and Accordeons; Fine French, English and Italian
Violin String; Drums Violin Cases; Piano Stool.
and Covers A large and select catalogue OF Sheet
Music and In-truction BpoAs. Pianos and Mel"de'
ons sold at Manufacturers' prices and always var
ranted. Dealers and teachers supplied IN the mos'
liberal terms. Pianos tuned and musical inssru
ments repaired. Owing to the low stage of water u
the Ohio River, We are 1t unable ~ present TO 60
any portion Of our large stock OF Planes here ex"ep
lev shipments by railroad, which are exPectst
soon.
Keokuk. june ~. d3m.
| lust REcEIVED---A let Of Peters Eclectic II
d anoforts School new work arranged from u
hest Kuropcan composers, with seections fFo1 Aaes
/ icau arthors. Also, B.rtim's, uunter's anA 1ieA
asIson Instructions Tor Piano. together With alt
nenriar works Tor Mslodson 01ltas, vi0lin. Hlata
i E.Hv PATRICK CRnuek.
- a., ~. Main : JeAasaas spstails.
i Ksokuk. sally 3-dm
xnnn 0uNNY DAf30 fas snle 81
i yH& III III \ mnnnMmm n n 0Hn0Af
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- LIST % inptAsA FAsk BANKS tAksn - ,uf
Fency 81 the banking Houses Ia TINS city.
R.nl oe0a~h.n. (Imhen.
R.ul al Indians Michiran CITY
Rank ~ Nvuot Vernon Nj. Vernon.
R.nL 81 Mont,cello. Montic.lio
u..L - p..ii Pr,
H.nL ~ s.I.m salem
H.nL ~ R.cLy,ils Rockville.
R.nk a. syrsc..e. syr.ou...
E.nL ~ W.r..~ W.r..v
D,.hv ille R.nk B,uky;l,e
c.mh,idss CIV Esanh CAmbr,dve CITY.
C.n.l H.nh kv.r.yiils
c.n,r.l R.aL t.Ii.n.,.,,i.
q, ..c.n, civ R.nL Er.n,yill,.
c,h.... ~ ,.,.r...,t.
v.,msrss Ard N..h.n,c.. RAM Ioai.n.noli.
p.v.,.~ca.n,v H..L co.nsr.y,iis
H.,w..., R.nk W..,Aaia
o. - 49, $1,000
u...i., k.cL I.,--n.n.,r,
I.a,.r. R.nL M..i,..n
1870. go a. I.,.
I"t;.n go. p.ni Ei.L'.
Esm,..Lv $50 .. c'.IanIn.
1890. R.nI LIN.
Nrch.a,., .ra Mach..~.nl ~ A,,.,v
Nv q. S,,.cL ~ rx.a.s,,ia
p,.i,,. CIV i,.rs r. No..
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New Firm.
w. M. FOSTER 4 CO.,
At rns OLD STAND or \. \. CHAMBERLAIN,
Kilbourne's Neg Block, Main St., Ksokuk,
JoBBERs AND DEALERS
DRY GOODS,
PAPER HANGlNGs,
WINDOW SHADES,
CURTAIN GOODS,
GILT CoRNIcEs d BANDS,
CURTAIN TRIMMINGS, &C.,
Hease Furnishing OeeAs Generally.
". N. FOSTER Cs.
NJ. n. Chamberlain would respec fully inform hi,
o Id Friends and Customers that he is still TO b,
found II the old stand ready them rs here
tofore. to the best II his ability.
keokuk. June I, '3s-d&w
\\TuITE and Fancy Linen Dr,lis-yery choice
w Patterns ut FOSTER a cos.
NJ N. Chamberlain q Old Stand,
June7d Kilboarne's Block, Main st.
II AREGE and Muslin Robes, very handsome and
- chap ~ W. NJ. FOSTER 4 Co.'S,
Jane7d kiibourne's Block.
I CASE Psrasos just received by press. and will
l b. aold cheap by W. N. FOSTER l. CO.,
JuneTd kilbournc's Block.
INDUNTEkPANES and Toiie, Quits-some very
~ rich patterns, at very low prices. by
| June.d W. NJ FOSTER l. co.
| l. Ladies Basquss. just resolved by express at.
| W NJ. FOSTER 4 co.'s
Mn. Chamberlain Old Stand,
June7d kilbournes Block, Main ST.
LHRESH arrival Of Domestic 6io, dsat
| L juncc4 W. FOSTER 4 CO.'S
! u ROW shce ,ings and Shirting-. by the bale TO,
- sale by U-2.l ". n NsTERA co.
| VOkK oxford and Webster DENNIS for sAle
1 vho,esaieby ue7al W.M. FOSTER co.
VVNICKlNG and Hickory Shifting for sale at whole
L sale BY lie2tl w.M FOSTER co.
A MEXICAN and English prints, 6rs, rate as
n sentiment for sale at Wholesale by
junc'4 W. n. FOSTER CO.
u ARE6ES. MuslinS, and Chaliis, for sale at RI
- daced prices to close them out.
jans24 W NJ FOSTER l. co.
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RVW u LE WEN.
ZINE. heavy and fancy bleached linen drills and
l. ducks.
Biowse, check and blay linen cnatings.
White, buff aud check Marseilies vestings.
India silk, linen, lawn and bingham cravats.
Lisle thread and gauxc merino undershirts and
drawers.
Isle thread linen and cotton half hose in great
variety cf qualities and fine assortment Of gloves
in kid Isle thread and cotton plain and cheoked u
myl7d FOSTERS.
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N0l lee.

4 III pssseas tMdehs~d n IN late 6Ym u Raldwiu
"A 1vaap AGe.. - hessAy aotiAed that paym~rt
a 500 u eupe1feA % " hsfore the 0rst u July
next, q ne unAnspsQueA.
June ~ lete-1Aw 1AL0WQ 1vAAS.
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TINE LAnGEsT sTOCk OF |
DRY GOODS
IN THE wEST!!
SOLDAT NEW YORK PRICES!
"EwIsH TO CALL PARTICULAR ArTEN.
w TON TOoUR
STOCK OF DRESS SILKS,
Csntaining Twesty.nv~ ThsusanA
yards,
Prom 50 cents TO 81 per yard--the best bargains
ever offered.
Also. Elegant BAREGEs, real
FRENCH oRGANDIE and JAcKoNET ROBES.
or SPLENDID srYLKs.
Pine Lace Goods in grea. variety. and at the low.
sst prices.
CHANTILLA LACE L FRENCH THREAD
LACE MANTILLAs,
And ev.ry variety ~
MANUFACTURED SILK MANTILLAs,
From - t. sss. A large and choice stock Of
BONNET RIBBONS AND
DRESS TRIMMINGS.
FRENCH AND ENGLISH PRINTS,
OF TEE LATEST DESIGNS.
CALICOS,
From to 10 cents per yard--good madden colors.
We wish also to call particular attention to our
stock Of
G A RIP e rs,
Consisting Of real English velvets, Brussels 3 ply
and Superior Ingram: at Lower Prices than
anyother House in the West.
All kinds Of House Keeping Goods, Linens, &c.
| ONE OF OUR FIRM LIVES ~ NEW PORK CfTY
| and is constantly forwarding to US the
Newest ssyies aad Cheapest 0esAs
That are imported to the United States, snd
WE WILL NOT BE UNDERSOLD
BY ANY HOUSE IN THE COUNTRY.
COME AND ray us.
]. A. DURKEE d Co.,
No. as, NORTH side Main ST.. BET Sd and 4th,
JuiyIi-dAw KRoxux. Iowa
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w j. u. SfkWART
susis Cor. Sd johnson SITS.
II oRsE5.--isH orses, Of every shade and variety,
Il to b sold 81 the 9"ss' se ysw .AygPly'o
North west cor. Sd 1 johnson SITS,
augi3 Up stairs.
L,Ok sALE.--4 splendid Horses, Buggy and Buck
+ board. Apply to J. q. STEWART.
NV: Cor, Sd and johnson 81" up stairs
August ~. 1850.
WANTED ANU NOTICE.
4 LARGE number Of per.ons will BE- 1t J. q. 1
"A STEWART / co. s Intsliigepce and General
Agency Ohioe " ". corner Of Third and Johuson
St., up stairs. every day this week, TO hire Men,
Women. Boys and Girls, IN city aad country. Gail,
II you want work. lsusS
Boarding.
LII persons in want Of b'ardcrs OF boarding
~ plsccs viii do we'll To cali =, the Boarders Ex
chang. North corner Sd aud Johnson s.s.
jy3idu y. u. SIEWAkIA 70.
WanseA aMasAtasely.
Yswo HUNDRED LAbohkks, TO whom good
i WAGES AMI CONSTANT emp j, msnt will b. gwen
Apply 10 JIG. STEWART CO.'S
Intciiigcn. 70 and General Agtncy Once
N. v. Corner u sd and johnson sts.,
jy20-dtf Up Stairs.
HOR kENT.
4 BRCIE Store and d~eiiing lnMechanics Block,
/ - stories high. with cellar, Building 60 fest
plat. rid throughout es1 rrw and asly,ng IN
II -
/ NV. corne, " SdAnd Johnson SITS.
I july25-d Up stairs.
4 FINE brick store Main st, ) stories high
"A and 50 fee, deep For further particulars, Ap-
L ply To J. q. STEWART 4 CO.,
i North west osrnerof Third Joanson sts.,
I iy2s.d --C P Stair.
I COLLECTING AGENCY.
I slSHE subscribers havg opensd N Agsney In this
| city for the collection Of l,ills aud Accounts.
Il Merchants, Mechanics, Professional men, and 9TH
ers, can depend upon prompt Atteation being given
| u their colectiona.
Particuiar attention will be given a. Agents 70,
Land lords, in Renting, making o.. Leases, aad col
| Letting, j. q. STEWART CO.,
Oikse North west cor. Third johnson ta.,
II jyls-d Up Stairs.
II EMPLOY ERS wishing g'od Help will And r.
r. sp ctsble wants At the Tnteliiaenes and Gen
srai Agency Once. n. ". corner q % and John
s,n sts.. VI stairs. -. - STEW I'M : W.
NOTICE.
| gpyaE Isrx,Lmrscr AND CENTRAL AcExcY Ovvicl
L i established by mo, 1t the Northwest corner o
TAid and johnson sireets, up stairs, has been re
/ moved to cow nient premises on Mssm Stree.
..sen lat and 3d. nearly iPprs,ss nc L.is
Keokuk, Aus. ~. '56dn
IntciItgence aua General Agency
Main a. BET LIT and 3D. nsary opposite Lnesds IIoSs
n. EOTHERINGAAM,
Keokuk. Aug. 10 Proprietor.
DOAkDIN4.-Ail persons in want o4 bosrder
ID or Boarding places. will do we'll 70 call q II
Roardsrs' ErcAanae, on Main st.. bet. lst and In'
w. nearly opposite the Laclede Hons.
m anglo H.fUiuEnANuuAM.
hc WI ANTED--As mnrt, active youth, accastom'
w TO business ard acquainted with the city.
- Apply 1t the Intelligence and aenerai Ascns
oh. .siy Main 'RP''ss III is.'
Af ABORERS.--Wantedi mmsdiatsly, 3O0 LAHORE
- IL n work on Railroads. The highest wages q
~ son.taAt employment given.
AL Appy g chs Ist eli esass and 0enseal Agency
he Ace IN MAiAst, BIT. tst 81 oppsite tbs LAeied
|. ssgls T. foxAkkIN01AA.