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New Publications.

TEE HISTORY OF ENGLAND. Vol. Ill By
Thomas Babington Macaulay. New York
Harper Bros. For sale by Shillington
1t is now some years since the reading pub
lie were charmed with the first two volumes of
this work, which the gifted author stated to
be at once the business and pleasure of his
life, and which placed him at the head of
living historians. This third installment opens
with the ascension Of William and Mary to
the throne in 1889, when the revolution was
fairly concluded and England was again COM
mencing noble national career. The plots
of secret conspirators, Of foreign courtiers,
and of the feeble Pretender, are all detailed
with the searching genius which characterizes
the author, who invests history with all the
destinations of fiction. William of Nassau
is evidently a favOrits, for it is said of him
grandeur and boldness to those Of Richelieu,
and had carried them into effect with tact
and WEAKNESS worthy of Mazarin." Mary
the Queen is eulOgised very highly, and MARI
borough, that gallant soldier, is stamped as a
bad man. "Avarice," says Macaulay, sis
rarely the vice Of young man it is rarely
the vice Of a great man but Marlborough
was one Of those few who have, in the bloom
of youth, loved lucre more than wine or wo-
men, and who have, at the height Of great
ness, loved lucre more than power or fame
ALI the precious gifts which nature had Law
ished on him he valued chiefly for what
they would fetch. At twenty, he made money
of his beauty and his vigor At sixty, he
made money by his genius and his glory"
William Penn is denounced more severely
than he was in the first volumes and set down
as hypocrite and a liar. This will make
the Quakers more indignant than they were
before, but Macaulsy is evidently unmoved
by the hostile criticism Of his first volumes
Fox fares no better. {; In his youth, says
the historian, "he was Of pure morals and
grave department, with a perverse temper,
with the education of laboring man, and
with an intellect in the most unhappy of all
states-that is to say, too much disordered for
liberty, and not sufficiently disordered for
Bedlam." Need We recommend every reader
Of solid literature TO purchase this work,
which will not only maintain, but extend the
reputation of the author. Even the pedantic
GibbOn and the philosophic Hume must veil
their light before this brilliant star in the his
torical armament
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SPIRIT OF THE MORNING PRESS.

The InteliigsHcer lie this morning devoted
to news
The Union insists that "the Old Guard
tthe Democrats Of the HouseJ can never sur
render" and publishes brief sketch of the
life and public services Of Governor Bigler, of
Pennsylvania, nominated a day or two since
for the United States Senate, and by this time
probably elected. The latter embraces a
handsome eulogy on that gentleman.
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TIE PHILADELPHIA TINES rather astonished
Us by an assertion that the Washington Star
has adopted its editorial articles, without
credit" Carefully examining cur file, we
found nothing in the editorial columns TO jus
THY this assertion, but among the selected
paragraphs, On the outside page, at the very
bottom Of the last column, there nestled the
bantiing about which the Times expresses
such paternal solicitude. Surely our friend
in the city of brotherlylove cannot expect us
to mark and brand every estray which wan
ders into our outside folds? There is vast
difference between loaded matter under the
editorial head, and the odds and ends taken
TO fllup other portions of paper, about which
the editor has NO knowledge
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-Jsmes 9. Taylor, Of Danbury, Conn. For
Improvement in machinery for telling hats
Joseph Il. Tompkins, of Buffalo, N. Y
For improved box for coating daguerreotype
plates.
Lewis White, of Hartford, Conn-For i'm
provement in curtain fixtures & L.
, Hugh Wightman and VIM. Warden, of Al
leghany, Pa.-For improvement in oscillating
engines.
Charles ii. Brown and Charles Burleigh, of
Fitchburg, Mass, assignors to the Putnam
Machine Company, of same place-For i'm
provement in means for regulating and work
ing steam valves as cut-offs
John l.. Brown, Of Indianapolis, Ind as
signor to himself and Chas. Learned, of same
place.-For lath machine.
Gelston Sanford, and Thomas and Stephen
Hull, Of Pougbkpeesie, N. Y-For improve
ment in grain and grass harvesters.
David Marsh, Of Bridgeport, Conn assignor
to Thomas B. Stout, of New Jersey Joseph A.
Cody, Of Ohio, and David Marsh, of Conn.,
For improvement in hanging mill stones
Ari and Asahel Davis, of Lowell. Mass, and
Charles Cunningham, of Nashua, N H., as
signors to Alfred w. Adams, of Lowell, Mass,
Josiah B Richardson, and George W. Pettes,
of Boston, Mass, and Sherburne L. Sanborn,
of Winchester, Mass For improvement in
hydro carbon vapOr apparatus.
Re-issnss.-Andrew Ralston, of Middle
town, Pa.-For improvement in machines for
threshing end winnowing grain. Patented
February q, 1912.
Y assignor to himself and Alfred g. Beach,
of same place For Improvement in sewing
machines Patented March 20, 1855.
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CoRRECTIoS--The correspondent Of the
Philadelphia Ledger, in this city, repudiates
the authorship of the paragraph on the Aux
Hilary Guard, credited TO him in the New York
Express, from which we extracted it. The
assertion was made by the correspondent of
the Philadelphia ENQUIRER.
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III jos PRrsrrSs.-Our friends and patrons
are notified that we are now prepared to execute
every kind Of JOB PRINTING with despatch and
In the best manner, at prices as low as In any
other ONCE In Washington Job Printers are also
notified that we are prepared to do every descrip-
ton OF press work that can be executed on double
cylinder and Adams power-presses. So, also,
has the Star ofacea Book Bindery connected with
It, equal In Its capacity to turn out book binding
OF all descriptions to any other In the District Of
Columbia
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OPERA GLASSES.

HUTCHINSON r. MUNRO HAVE OPEN
ed fine assortment OF OPERA GLASSES,
which they can sell At Extremely low prices. They
have constantly on hand large and well selected
stoSE OF FANCY GOODS, TOILET ARTl-
Giles, PERFUMERY, &c to all OF which they
invite attention at their ancy Store No $40 Penn
sylvania avenue, between Ninth and Tenth sts.,
next 10 Messrs. Walter Harper Co g. JAMS
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FIRST GRAND ANNUAL BALL
OF THE
BOOK BINDERS SOCIETY


DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA
VNHE MEMBERS OF THE BOOK-BIND-
l. ers' Society respectfully announce 10 the citi
zens OF Washington and vicinity that their First
Grand Annual Ball will take place at CARUSPS
SALOON, on TUESDAY EVENING. February
5th, 1856
Every exertion will be used on tie pant Of the
members to make this the ball Of the season.
Esputa's celebrated band is engaged for the &C.
casion.
Tickets THREE DOLLARS; for which SUD-
per will be furnished by the most experienced ca
terer In the District.
Tickets can be obtained at the Music Stores O,
Mr.. George Hilbus and Richard Davis, or of any
membsr Of the Society.
COMMITTEE Of Rsssption-blue rosette
Floor MdaagerS--whiter osette
COMMITTEE of ArIangemerts
VIM Tuley, H Roberts,
Jas McGowan, Chas Wroe,
John w Glover, Theo Walmsley,
Gibson, VIM McLane,
Chas Eckhard, q Rosewag,
Marcellas, Morris Dubois,
Edwin Jones, VIM II Gorbutt,
T l. Lamb.
Ian 1S-lfA
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NOTICE OF POsTPONEMENf.
IN VIEW

nF THE ADVANCED STATE OF THE
~ season, We offer the remainder OF our supe.
rior stock OF gentlemen's UNDER SHIRTS and
DRAW Frs, at greatly reduced prices such as
SILK, Scotch Wool
Shaker Flannel, Merino, &C, OF all sizes.
All In want OF articles i'm this line will ind II
TO their advantage TO give us call, as We de-
termined TO close them out very cheap for cash
GEO. II. b. WHITE & CO,
Hat, Cap, and Gents Furnishing Store,
332 Pa. avenue. bet 9Th and 10Th streets
ian li-eC9w
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NEW JRwELRY STORE.

nhNIEL HIHSCH, LATE OF PAKIs, HAS
- opened a new store Of
French FANCY GOODS and <A>
JEWELRf, on Louisiana SESSa&S&A
avenue, opposite Centre Mar o.eA7s~
TO which the attention OF the citizens Is called.
Tie Keeps on hand BREASTPlSS, EARRINGS,
WATCHES, BRACELETS, RINGS, CHAINS,
and general assortment OF JEWELRf.
ian ST
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III AssNrs FOR TIE srAR.-The following
named persons are authorized to contract for the
publication Of advertisements in TIE star:
PhiIadelPhia-v. B. PALMER, northwest cor
ner Of Fifth and Chestnut streets. -..t Il.
Nst5 YOrk-S. NJ. PRTrINsILL Co., Nassau
street
BOrss-V. d. PALMER, Scollsy's Building.
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III Advertisements should be handed In by
Il O'Clock, m, otherwise they may not appear
until the next day. f
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M. HOFFA q CO .

Deg LEAVE To NOTIFY THEIR friends
u and the public that they will re open their
atch 2ps, Ing End rewelrv store in the star
Bnloings, as sosa as The slight aanages done 20
the store by the recent IRE, can be repaired TIE
state OF the weather up 10 this time having rem
dered y 'mPossibae for carpenters 10 work theIs''
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ErrER, car, AND WRAPPING PA
Pers at ELLIs'S
oec u go Pa. avenue.
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HORSE AND CART LOSr.-LEFT THE
L L foot Of 9Th street, on Thursday eve -
ming, dark bay Horse, with white fpv>
face. He was hitched to q cart which I18k
contained bucket aud whip. Any in MN.
formation by which can get them will be thank
fully received, and rewarded IL necessary by the
subscriber, residing On 9Th street, betwsen N and
/ streets. THOS X INGERSOII
ian 15-1tx
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MY May ANN
WE HAVE JUST PUBLISHED THIS cell
w ebrated and favorite song OF Mrs. Barney
Williams, embellished with a fun length engray-
ing OF the authoress. Price p cents per COPY
JOHN r. ELLIS
3O6 Pa. avenue, near Tenth street.
ian 14-tf
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E,OURTH VOL. or MACAULAY's HIS
IL tory Of England, l2mo
Just received by FRANCK TAYLOR.
ian Is
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Tine ONLY PLACE IN THE CITY rO
II get the new publications, My Mary Ann, Az
gyle Schottisch, Crazy Maiden Schottiscb, ana
The Watchmanis at ELLIS,S
Music Store, 3O6 between 9th and 10th SITS
ian Ia
The daily Gate City., 1856-04-30

1856 NaRt 1856
- EG LAR keokuk and st. Louis Packets. This
L \ old and popular line of Steamers will run tive
daily lines Of steamers between keokuk and st Lou
rs during the present season. The lines uompos
ed Of the following staunch and speedy boats
Wcsterncr, johnson, Master
keoknk. Matson, Master.
sam Gaty, Able, Master.
Quincy new b0atl
Que Of which Will leave keokuk daily al
O'clock, NJ. Quincy al NJ, and arriv, AT St Louis
next morning, at o'clock.
Express Mail Line--The Ben Campbell Heaight,
Master, will leave keokuk daily, at / pM, tlnncr
on board and connect At Quincy at 8 u, with the
St Louis Packets
Jeanne Deans, Burke, Master,
Die Vernon. Ford, Master
and arrive at ~. Louis next morning at o'clock
These lines are composed Of boats whose names
alone are sufficient guarantee Of their speed and ne
commodation. feb9sdtf
va Passengers for the east can take the Quincy
boat AT 7. ~. and connect Quincy with eonneet.
ing train on N. g. Raj lroad FOR Chicago and the
cast or can take the Burlington boat at Mentfose at
p ", and connect at Burlington with the evening
tarin on the Chicago and Burlington Railroad for
Chicago and the east
The daily Gate City., 1856-04-30
WAGONS WAGONS wAGONs!i,

I)LoW AND WAGON FACTORY, corner 18th
4 and Main Streets. kcokuk, Iowa. Having
purchased the before named establishment and
made large additions To II, manufnc-
turing Of the best ONO TIMBER including the asaB
tenf teiioe, mo other timber fer wheels being used
IN this establishment WAGONS OF EVERY VA
KIETf HACKS, PEDDIING WAGONS CARTS
WHEEL-BAkKOWS, CELTItAT0RS, d
PLoWS, in style and work manship equal 10 any IN
the Western states. AZ We none but the best
material, and employ none but the beat mechanics
We feel confident of being able to obyiate the me-
cessity, 10 those who Will give call, Of send
ing either To Chicago or Cincinnati for any article
in line.
N.B--A good stock Of Plows and Wagons con
stantly on hand to supply purchasers at the short
est notice. those wishing 70 purchase can save
Time and money by calling at the of 18th
and Main streets. FREEMAN KNOWLES
aprli -dawIy
The daily Gate City., 1856-04-30
LnCKSMI1HING.
$500 hhE Igalrm u4ssrs,Fnsd 1ss sabi,s ,Fa y,

- THE undersigned would respectfully
y inform the public that they have open
cd shop the corner If johnson and Seventh
streets, ior the manufacture If al kinds Of Copper
Brass, Tin, and Sheet Iron ware They will also
carry cn Locksmithing ana Bell Hanging in all its
branches
Repairing articles comp posed Of any Of the above
named metals as we'll a. gold aud silver promptly
attended 10. All work warranted
W. HORN,
feblb GGm A. WOLF
The daily Gate City., 1856-04-30
MERCHANT TaIIORs.

l. ELY HURLEY have Just received the finest
~ stock Of goods for grntlemen's wear ever
brought to keokuk. 1t IL unnecessary for u to
ehunerate the various styles and patterns, all we
ask is call and will satisfy our citizens that
we have the article, and will have them made up to
u and please. Our place of business Is the old
tand wo doors west If the Post Office johnson ST
apf3 -dawlm NELLY HURLEY
The daily Gate City., 1856-04-30

/ HAVE his day sold 10 Messrs. Wilkinson q
L Mar hall, my stock Of goods and interest in the
store corner of Main and Third streets desire Ia
return my sincere thanks those of my friends who
have fay ored me with their patronage and | would
respectfully ask continuance of the same to these
gentlemen who have become my successors.
il. H. AlRES
keokuk, Iowa, ehruary 4th, 1856
The daily Gate City., 1856-04-30

EFERhING to the above announcements tn,
Il subscribers beg leave to say that they are now
receiving and will continue to receive by the nsual
channels throughout the season, "A full assortment
IF Drugs, Medicines, Paints, Oils, Dyestuffs, Win
dow dlass Glass Ware, Brushes, Perfumery, Surg
cal instruments, &c, se particulars Of which vii
be given III future advertisements
WILKINSON & MARSHALL,
Successors Of ii. III. Ayres, cor Main and 50 sts
a
The daily Gate City., 1856-04-30
REMOVAL.
d. q. Bernard Il 10.

Lave removed their Store from the old stand TO
Il UNION BLOCK. between 9th and 7th streets on
Main, where they offer for sale as cheap as the
cheapest, general assortmentof
ShOe, saddle and Harness Leather.
Enamelled and Patent Leather, Enamelled Cloth,
Trunks, Carpet-Bags, Fly Nets, Whips and Whip
Lashes.
Also, general assortment of
SADDLERY HARDWARE,
Saddlery Hardware, we'll selected in the Eastern mar
ket, and for sale ut st. Louis prices.
They have hand and are constantly manu-
featuring of the best materials Saddles, Brides and
Harness of every description.
The above articles viii be sold at Wholesale or re-
tail at uniform prices.
Those wanting anything in our line will do well
TO call and examine stock before buying as we
intend to give all, the worth Of their money
The highest price will be paid in cash for Hides.
j. o. BERNARD l. co.
ksokuk, 30, Sept. '55.--d&w
The daily Gate City., 1856-04-30
AcokuA GyniEasGum.

fIsHE UNDERSIGNED would respectfully an
4 nounce 70 the citizens Of keokuk, that he has
opened his rooms for the reception Of gentlemen.
Scltable and ample preparations have been made
10 preserve and promot the health igor and men
tai elasticity of all who may desire participate in
the manly exercises and healthy sports Of gymnas-
tics. Pure air and cold water, judiciousiy used IN
the manner prescribed by him, cannot fail to make
The most weakly healthy, strong and robust.
sc1- Rooms at Concert Hall, "a story Main st.
in the I'd story. O. MANCHESTER
deai51tf
The daily Gate City., 1856-04-30

| HAVE this day sold To ii krkham my entire
4 interest in the Family Grocery Business and
with pleasure recommend him e the public az a
man deserving of yonr patronage.
March 29d A. r. RAIL-
The daily Gate City., 1856-04-30
Notice OF Co-Partnershtp.

ff'HE undersigned have this day formed co part.
L nership rs Wholesale and Retail Druggists un-
der the name and firm Of Wilkinson Il Marshall
and viii conduct business at the store lately oceu-
pied by Mr.. Horace ii. Ayres, of Main and
Third streets, K eokuk
ANDREW j. WILKINSON,
RICHARD MARSHALL
heokuk Iowa, Feb 4th, 1856.
The daily Gate City., 1856-04-30
sSs. The attention Of elo.c buyers !. solicit
Curtain Dama~ks aud window FIX
Keep the Nimble Sixpence Roll
inp


AM receiving large stock of first class goods, oi
every style direct from the eastern cities, which
| will be sold cheap for cash.
! Come and see what bargains lear ye our cry,
and We will make glad thy home ! freely invite
all hands to unite. Friends Of Freedom, cheap yes,
very cheap Swell the song, young and old the
/ strain prolong. My stock consists in part Of the
! following articles:
| DRY GOODS.
Drilings Domestics, blcached and brown Shifting,
Checks, Cottonades, 0snaburgs, Linen goods of all
kinds Sc. of dress goods have a great variety
Bareges Barge de Laines, Challes silk Tissues,
Null and swiss Muslins Dotted Swiss Ginghams,
Prints dc; also in this department il extensive
stock Of notions.
HATS, BoNNETs, UMBRELLAS & PABASoLs,
a great variety of the above articles Mems and
Boys Wool. Leghorn Straw, Panama and Chip
Hats Ladies and Misses Leghorn, Straw and
Braid Bonnet= and Hats Pausols of all kinds, 70
suit the taste uf all.
BOOTS AND SHOES
An excellent assortment If Ladies and Misses
Boots and Shoes, Ghiters slippers and Buskius ,
Mems and Boys Boots, Shoes and Brogans.
Crockery-l have splendid lot Of QueSnswa
direct from the city Of New York, whch ! am
fdent sell cheaper than any bonse in this city;
among which is al endless quantity ol common
teas, and general assortment Of syery thing in
this line
In addition. to the above have large stock 7
FRESH GROCERIES,
Which you all know retalcd lower thnn whole
sale prices and also late importation Of choice
Teas Of every kind.
4 SketchThis stock Is the largest ami most va
red, aua viii be sold cheaper than before offer
cd in this market. have also on hand n large lot
of summer Clothing, which viii bc sold at low Gg-
uTes, With such complete assortment in every
Of trade, think can offer inducements
70 purchasers not eXcelied by any house IN this city
Call al No. 67 Main street, between ri ana Sd
and at No. le9 Main street, between sth and 9th,
heekuk, Iowa. ;. ;. BILLINGS.
uprIT-dsw
The daily Gate City., 1856-04-30
WATCHES
NJ w. JONES.
Dealer i'm Clocks, Watches & Jeyelry
SErnSn Srpypr

" SEIUND STKEkT,
Next door to e. Parsons Banking House)
hE0kU k,................. IOWA
fI'HE subscriber has just received large n
l. and beautiful stock of Gold and Silver ~
Watches, Gold Jewclry, dc, comprising the .&eA3e
latest styles of Ladies' Breast Pins, Ear
Rings, Finger Rings, Cuff Pins, Gold Guard and
Fob Chains, Keys, Seals, Silver Thimbles, Gold
Slides, Snaps, Studs, Gold Pens with or without
holders, Gold Pencils, Pens and Pencils
WATCH REPAIRING.
The subscriber being a practical matchmaker
feels competent to repair the most difficult and deli,
cate work that may he entrusted to his care
All work warranted 10 give satisfaction
CORRECT TINE.
The public may rest assured thai the correct time
is, aud always will lie kept by
Nov. %, loJ9.-dly n. W JONES
The daily Gate City., 1856-04-30
DiAsuIurIop.

FTlik firm Of Ball kirkham was this day dis
l. solved by mutual consent. The business in fu
turc will be conducted by Ii. kirkham, who is alone
authorized TO collect nj debts, and pay all claims
against the old firm. A. H. BALL,
II KIRkHAM.
The daily Gate City., 1856-04-30
A CAR ID.

| HAVE this day disposed of my entire interest in
the drug business to I. l. Mckenny also my in
terest in the manufacture and sale of III. X. Gill
more's Mamaluke Liniment, and Vegetable Anti
Bilious Pills, and take pleasure in recommending
him to the public deserving Of their patron
age. NJ. ii. RUNNER.
mcblTdtf
The daily Gate City., 1856-04-30
lso, general assortment of
NADDLERY HARDWARE.
DISSOLUTION,

4 CO-pARTNERSHIP heretofore existing under
( \ the name of Mekenny Runner, is this day
dissolved, by mutual consent. All claims against
the old firm will be cancelled hy r.. /. Nc
Kenny, who will in future conduct the busines and
who alone is authorized To settle the business Of the
old firm. T. /. McKENNY,
NJ. II. RUNNER.
The daily Gate City., 1856-04-30
Fall Trade

Gate City Boot and shoe store.
No. ll2 Main Street, between Fourth and Fifth
fTIiE undersigned would respectfully call -,
the attention Of the Ladies' and Gentle n
men Of keoluk and vicinity to their fine and Y
well selected stock Of Boots and Shoes, now
opened and for sale a the above establishment com
prising all kinds of Ladies', Gents Misses, BOYS
and Children wear, of all styles, grades md sizes
These goods have been selected with special reference
to neatnesS OF style and durability, and will be sold
at very small advance above Eastern cost, as W,
are determined not to be undersold by any house in
the city. Please give a call. An examination oj
goods and prices is the only favor ask.
sept. s, lS55--d III. Z. HUISkAMp Il BRO.
The daily Gate City., 1856-04-30
seed Seedi

A FRESH invoice Of Garden, Flower, and Field
L n Seed just received from Landreth, Philadel.
phia Also, lot of Onion Sets, at A. A. Brition 4
Seed and Agricultural Warehouse, SO Main street.
mch39dtf
The daily Gate City., 1856-04-30
DAVIES a. HART.

UTH0LESALE Dealers In Boots and Shoes, No
wv lis, Main Street, Kcokuk, Iowa.
Having located in this city we would respectfully
inform the merchants of the interior that we have
engaged in the above business having all the facil
ties for purchasing stock directly Of the mani
facturers al the lowest figures Ii is object and
determination to build up large and permanent
trade by keeping on hand large and well assorted
stock making prices so low that be less
and terms and discounts as liberal as any other
house.
Please call and examine our stock sep1sd
The daily Gate City., 1856-04-30
s.cnrs, New SfyIe

nF soft cashmere hats, high and low crown, all
~ colors, styles and qualities, pearl, nankin,
farm claret. white, brown, etc
Call and get one at sHELDON
April lac Hat Store.
The daily Gate City., 1856-04-30
BLACKS MITHING.
BY G.. w. L a n q o n

r ATE of Buffalo, n. Y, is prepared
IL to dc all kinds Of hght and heavy
r work for Railroads Boats Locks
Mills, Engines, Housework, DC. Screws
cut to order from TO 2t inches Having q long ex-
perience and ample materials respectfully solcits
orders.
Shop on Third, between johnson and Exchange
streets, formerly occupied by w. Graham.
keokuk, Nov. 2T DIV