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Daily American organ., 1856-11-11

Carriers who are In arrears 10 the
Organ are requested 70 close up their accounts
Some Of them are sadly delinquent, and we
must have an immediate settlement with all
such Former carriers and agents who have
fAilsd to close their accounts, are respectfully
requested to iquidate their accounts and
make payment
Daily American organ., 1856-11-11

sCDpxN DEArH or 4 BosroNiAN George RI
Briggs I prominent book publisher d Boston
died n bls store o. the evening oft the stb instant
from hsm0rrhage q The lungs
Daily American organ., 1856-11-11

SUPPOSED DIsAsTER ON LAKE OETARIO.--It is
feared that the propeller J. W.I3rooks was lost
in the late gale on Lake Ontario, including all on
board. She had fun cargo Of -four and lard
The crew consisted Of twenty men, and there were
some passengers on board. w =
The men who were in peril on Saturday, on.
board the schooner Deshler, have been rescued.
Daily American organ., 1856-11-11

TT Maury, Of the District Of Columbia and
j. B. Hughes, Of North Carolina, were n Paris
2Oth ultmo. n
Daily American organ., 1856-11-11

WILL INFORM the PUBLIC GENER-
~ ally that ! have constantly on hand good sup
ply Of WOOD and COAL, ~ the best quality, ef res
sonable prices af my Yard corner Of Missouri ave-
nue. and Third street. north sde IL the canhl and win
use every effort IN my power a. accornuodafe those
who feel disposed ~ patronixe me, viii deliver
Wood and Coal a All parts ~ lhe city
nov s--Mltsatst.sG ga q Z. =. MITCHELL.
Daily American organ., 1856-11-11

There is no truth in the rumor brought BY the
last European mails that the United States desire
to become party to the Congress at Paris.
Daily American organ., 1856-11-11
ELFCTION DAY..

MW7 DO n0t care which OF the two
Wv great and good men are elected President
OF the United States, either Democrats or Natives
Our glorious Union win be safe with either Of them
We want 10 sell our STOVES and other goods 10
both great parties An please cali and see us. We
have IN store very large and beautiful assortment
Of Stoves and other goods Stoves Of al Sizes and
II ~ W a,s -. I ~ an @ ~
Tor cash. We would respectfully call the attention
Of our customere and friends 70 the fact that our
Stoves are philadelphia castings and wish them to
ask for the same for Pennsylvania iron II the best
and tlnghest iron that Ia found in this country and
best suited % make good Stoves though IL our cus
toners wish Baltimore castings We have them I'M
store. Please call and see them both
ts ,tsta O. WOODWARD a SON,
Daily American organ., 1856-11-11

CoLorEL FREMoNT.It IL mentioned as not un-
likely, that Colonel Fremont wiz be elected United
States Senator from New York, in place Of Hon
Hamilton Fish, whose term expiFesnext fourth o.
March.
Daily American organ., 1856-11-11

The expenditures Of the quartermasters depart.
ent Of the army for the last fiscal year amounted
'toneatly "a 100000.
Daily American organ., 1856-11-11
Fortv.fbree 1fen ~ PeriI.

OswEao, Nov S.--The wind, which has been
blowing iercely most Of the day from the South,
has now changed to the Northwest, and perfect
gale is blowing. It Is reported that forty-three
men, mostly farmers, we're on the schooner j. g.
Deshler, ashore nine miles above the city, taking
off wheat, when the gale camc on, and that they
cannot now get off as the sea Is making clean
breach over the vessel 1t is feared that they will
all be lost. A team has been sent down for lEe-
boat ~ -e 1858 &
Daily American organ., 1856-11-11

JuDScrkf ArPoSTmKsr Ton. r, T. Conrad
recently Mayor Of Philadelphia, has been appOint-
"a BY the Governor, Judge Of the Court Of Com
mon PIsns, vice Judge Kelly, resigned. Nj
Daily American organ., 1856-11-11
GIRfuLAM

The undersigned, members Of the National Ex-
scstiVs Committee of ne A0srican Party, have
pleasure In announcing to the people, that salts
lactOry arrangements for The future maintenance
u the AMERioAE 0RaAN, as an authoritative sxDo-
ms, AID advocate Of the principles Of the Asnsri-
o9n Party, have been completed.
Recommending Its abora under these new au-
spioos, the undersigned cheerfuliy commend the
ANEaIUAH ORGAN % the generous confidence d
the AuasrtcaA Parry, In every section Of the Con-
iederaoy, and they hope its columns may command
the widest circulation.
HUMPHREY MARSHALL, XIV.
SOLOMON q. HAVEN, Of N. Y.
J. MORRISON HARRIS, Of Md
JACOB BROOM, Penn.
WAsHuNaSoE Orr, d. o., May lSth 1869.
Daily American organ., 1856-11-11

80 thorough going, reliable, and ener
gstic canyasser for the 0ity Weekly Organ :
Is wanted for each ward in the Cities Of Wash
ington, Georgetown, and for Alexandria. APP
ply at this Office during the present week
Daily American organ., 1856-11-11
R. FRANoE 3 oo., Managers.
Glass 296, 49,
TO Be drawn in Baltimore, Maryland, Saturday, No
SCHEME

To be drawn in Baltimore, Maryland, Saturday, No.
yember Is, 1858. -
se5 - as SCHEME. ss
prize Of 900 Co... .is..... 200 90
do 49,. 1896 20. -. sis.. - ] 500 90
W 1 do ..s. 900 00..... is. 80. 1000 90
- do 150 90 s s. 1600 90
! do M 750 90 ars ... 1900 90
! DO 500 500 % % are '..s. 600 90
do f 100 90 ..s... 80 a
sl do tRs. 100 90 |eaS s.4..... 1VO W
s 2f1 do 80. 25 co.. are 80. -. 6,275 90
66 do -.s- 10 90. are ... 600 90
06 do . a 90. are ~ ~ 2ek 20
a. 1924 do a.s4 2 00..are c,d46 90
25740 do -. 90. are ,a.-@s.szosfAV W
sosle prizes amounting a \. .s..... s5o,05a 20
Daily American organ., 1856-11-11

I DKATHoy MAsoR WEST e. r. West, Mayor Of
Indianapolis, died suddenly In that city, at one
o'clock on the 9Th Instant
Daily American organ., 1856-11-11

"a Ladies' Fair.--The Ladies Of GorsuCh
Chapel have opened a Fair in Island Hall" which
cannot fail 10 please They have variety Of articles
Tor SALE both fancy and useful together with refresh
tea and coffee lin fact everything to please the eye
and regale the taste 81
Island HalF' is among the most eligible roomsin
the city for such purposes II large and well yen-
tilated, aud being situated on Virginia avenue near
Seventh street, MAKES il very easy Of access. ls
Now, to show that we are cordial and sincere IN
our invitation let everybody to the Fair which
viii be open until 10 o'clock every evening this week
and perhaps most of next
BY order Of the COMMITTEES Of arrangements.
Daily American organ., 1856-11-11
WOW N q W'V'.

n BRICK COTTAGE on 12th street, be-
~ tween Il and H. No. 49, with large yard in
front. The key viii be len next door ss
Inquire of Mr.. YoHs, corner IA Penn. avenue nnrf
10th street. 81 Of the snhsuriber Penn agpnpe, be-
tween l7th and 18th, No. lsl
nov 7-5teo# RW BATES,
Daily American organ., 1856-11-11

rsy Union Fire Company, No. 2.-The reg
uar meeting Of this Company for the month Of No
that every member viii be pnnctual in attendance
business ofimpDrtance win be brought before the
BY order Of the President:
nov it'd i. - John BURY. Secretary.
Daily American organ., 1856-11-11
SPECIAL NOTICES.

ssy- william a. Batchel0r's Hair Dye
cray red or rustyha dysd Instantly - beautiful AAd
naturai brown Or black without he least iuy . hair Or
skin. NN t
Fsen medals and diplomas haye been awarded 20 Wn-
liam A. Batcheor since 1881 and $4,000 applications
have been made 10 the q bis patrons o s famous
dye Prejudice against dying the hair and whiskers = un,
just would against covering bald head With Wig
William A. Batohel0ra Hair Dye produces color not 70
Be distinguished rom nature ana warranted NOS toin
lure 10 the least however long Il may b continued
Made solo Or applied On nine private roouA) - The Ws
Factory 2s8, Broadway New York.
Sold IN all cities and Of the United States by Drug
gsts and Fancy Goods Dealers. ~
Thc Genuine has aud address upoa steelplats
eugrnging on four sidcs Of each bottle, Of
WILLIAM A. BArCHKL0R,
a88, broadway, New York
TIE genuine for sale by Charles stott and applied BY
j. n. G3bbs, Wizards Hotel. apI-eod
Daily American organ., 1856-11-11

on YE BALD HEADED I'VE invite the atten.
ton Of those who are baldheaded and those who
afraid Of becoming so 10 the advertisement Of Pro-
fessor Woods Hair Restoratige in today's paper We
are not in the habit Of putting every quack nostrum
that is advertised in our paper, but we feel tour
duty, when We come across an article that Is good
10 let the people kuowit III We have no fears Of hay
ing soon to scud under bare poles. and therefore
have not used the RestorGtiUe but think the cert-
fcates Of honest men can be relied upon, that il must
be tirstrate article Try it ye whose natural wigs
need rejuyenation Rockpi1e RepViblican.
Daily American organ., 1856-11-11

Everybody throughout the length and breadth of
glorious Union, should risk One Dollar 10 obtain
this 5000 Prize Somebody must have it--why not
you2 Buy One Dollar ticket in the following beau
tful scheme.
MARYLAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY,
For the benefit of the Patapsco Institute, and for
other purposes
Daily American organ., 1856-11-11

The official drawing viii be mailed 70 at purcha-
sers Immediately after 4 il over a
Address ordern for tickets a
49, III II. HUBBARD a CO.,
Once 90, Fayeifo street. Box 40 49,
oct 37-d&w Baltimore, Maryland.
Daily American organ., 1856-11-11
eW- HOllowny,s Ointment and Pills

eB HOlloway's Ointment and Pills
An astonishing Of aDscess, pronounced incurable
BY the faculty Robert rarlett Of Cumberland, Maine,
sicted for three years With Abseess IN bis and
was about the limb amputated, but for the use Of
Holloways Ointment and pills. which completely healed H.
soid a. the manufactorlsa No. So Maiden Lane, Ne~
YORK. ana NO 8A4 strand London and by aldruggsl ~
RC cents 0sH cents, and 81 per pot or box, nov II
Daily American organ., 1856-11-11

eW George Washington Tent, No. 265,
viii also meet at the same place tomorrow evening,
att O'clock Every member is expected TO be present
nov 1l-2t g. w. MITCHELL, O.. r. &
Daily American organ., 1856-11-11
5000 DOLLARS FOR ONE DOLLAR /

PRIZES CASHED AT THIS OFFICE.
oct Q7--d&wtd w
Daily American organ., 1856-11-11

OFFICE OF THE CONSOLIDATED
LOTTERIES on MAINLAND
The following are the drawn numbers Of the p
mpsco Instituto Lottery Glass No. 2o1, drawn No
vember10, 1856:
18 58 28 so A 40 rs 67s47
The follopfnc are me drawn numbers Ofthe Wash.
inQtou County LOTTERY Class No. 81, drawn Noven-
bef IL, 1885, @t @
82 2s az q so 40 "a ~ go l2 "a As 7s-
~ R.FRANOE A 90. \.
oh. MpPHs5r, oomnIissouef. nov II
NE EsTAU1tANT FOR RENT, STOCK
n n and Fixtires i0r sale-0nc 81 the beal loca-
tions on Pcnnsylyania avenue F0rfurther informa-
tsn yat th's office. uovt--ss
Daily American organ., 1856-11-11

Prizes payable forty days after the drawing, and
subject to the usual deduction Of fifteen per cent
Daily American organ., 1856-11-11

49, Il. o. of Re oIumbia District Tent,
No "a will hold its November session in the west
room at Temperance Hall, tomorrow "Wednesday
evening, at IL o'clock Members will please be
punctual IN attendance.
- 8 rsts s. "A. H.. McKIM, ID. @. r.
Daily American organ., 1856-11-11

\ esg- M. THOMPSON, Attorney at Law,
has removed his Office to No 81 (west side Fourand
a-haIf street between Pennsylvania avenue and the
City Hall oct 10
Daily American organ., 1856-11-11
RALLY YARTERIOANs sOFTHEFOURTH
WARD. RALLY

= The Fourth Ward COun.
4 8 @NI IIA1gsA ell will meet next Tuesday night
- res2 25 s3% 80 at Temperance Hall.
g Ii is particularly desired that
every member Of the Council should be present as
business of importance calls for attention.
.a s.e.. - WILLIAM j. MARTIN,
nov 40 President of 4th Ward Council
Daily American organ., 1856-11-11

lilo Cashed a this oales.
Daily American organ., 1856-11-11
Tirl.etg { $l-sharea il proportion.

a0,als priaes. anoualIne = 60. asa.a5a
Daily American organ., 1856-11-11

ss
80 Various towns and counties have hith-
erto seysrally claimed to be the Gibraltar Of
Democracy The late election has given this
distinction to the celebrated /" five points in
New York city, where the returns Of the polls
present the following exhibit, to wit Buchan-
an 57e, Fillmore 1s, Fremont III. That dis
trict is completely Forneyizsd II should Be
hereafter called the .JSUe points ct' E0rneyisl.
TRoUBEE ALREADY-A severe contest took
place last night in the rooms Of the Jacks0n Dem
ocratic Association, which terminated In fsht.
The facts, as reported 20 Us, were briefly these -:
Some days ago the Association adopted resolu.
ton in favor OF the members uniting with the
other Democratic Associations or Clubs Of wash
ington in celebrating the victory achieved BY the
election ofJames Buchanan. The City Post Office
clique attempted last night to repeal this resolu-
lion, but were strenuously opposed BY the oppo-
cite faction. From words they came to blows, and
pitched battle came off between a clerk in the
post Office and an emiaent solicitor.
The meeting then broke up IN row, without
repeating the obnoxious resolution.
The object Of the post Office clique in refusing
to unite with the other assOcatons Il supposed to
have been the desire to monopolize the officers Of
the celebration 10 themselves with view Of Civ
ing direction hereafter 20 the government patron
age OF the District. n
We are sorry TO see our Democratic friends al
ready qusrrelng over the spoiIs Such mmneu-
late patriots should set a better example to one
public
FRA DIAyoLo At raE NArToEAL--A large and
enthusiassip audience welcomed last evening the
re-appearance of the Pyne and Harrison troupc.--
Miss Pyne was received with three rounds Of sp.
plause, and the reception Of Mr.. Harrison vac
equally enthusiastic Mr. HorncastIe also met With
a most cordisi reception.
Since their last appearance this troupe has been
augmented By the accession Of Mr. Reeves, Mrs
Reeves. and NJ Guillmette.
Mr Reeves established himself as favorite BY
bis afst song Mrs Reeves made highly iavora-
bic impression, and win doubtless become ons Of
TIE most popular vOcalists on our stage Her
voice 4 not powerful. though mslOdiOus and as
"A actress she u lively and eGsctlve.
Mr. Guilmette possesses bass voice OF superior
power, and contributed materially - ths auecers
Of the Opefn
n
Daily American organ., 1856-11-11

fenn' avenue Dot AV'' A"o A1'0 a'4sssa' J. e
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sOMETHIMrs vcw

A Nd highly important To all interested in the
n construction and repair Of all kinds Of build
ings. steamboats, or ears.
The undersigned would announce to the people II
the city Of keokuk and vicinity that they are now
fully prepared 10 put tho shortest notice. T. T..
Russeli's Patent Compound Cement Roofing on can
vas, completing the roofs Of ordinary sized build
Dgs in day. Also, will cover old leaky tin roofs
at half the expense, making them good or better
than when new.
From geo,l and sufficient reasons, W. repose the
utmost eonidance in the adaptrdneu. of the combinA
tion and use OF this cement Tor ali roofing purpo-
SEES. Having seen its merits faithfully deunonstra-
ted prepared to say that IL In superior Tin
Shingles. Slate, or any other roofing in use,
being perfectly water tight and fire. proof admitting
u any pitch. either steep or fiat.
1t adheres firmly to whatever IL Is put upon, IL
not affected by the heat Ut the frosts Of
winter does not dreip run. bat becomes ard and
smooth admitting OF any amount Of wear by tread
ing thereon. and is rs cheap single.
We Wish 10 state that this is no Pitch Felt, GRAY.
ell Indiarubbrr Gum Shellseh or Guttaperchn n,sof-
ing, but is different CON bination from any and all
the cement roofing used in this city or vicinity
All roofing done by Us vibrant equal To the
sample which can b. at our shop, on the corner
If 5th and Timea sts., or at our boarding place. ST
Charles Hotel.
All interested We invite to call before contracting
for other roofing C0WLEs 4 PALMER.
NoricE. To those wishing TO engage In the bust
ness elsewhere we offer for sale the most of the
counties Of this State. CAP
July l. dam.
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A7Vs AouU - ASO~s
WILL Ax.in Offer 10 the paAlic IN immense stcci
81 HATS Aad CAPS, all new Spring and samme
styles.
ExrsA MoLk SKIN HAIRS,
WHITE BEAVER HATS,
GKSrs' Sorr Dexss HArs,
FRRScH Fxlr HAfs,
FINE Wool HArs,
Low pnicR Wool Hlrs,
CsuDsxs's FAxcr HArs& Cars.
In fact,
HATS ANO CAPS
or ALL KINDS,
Cheaper than svss before offered in this
Market.
Avr QUANTITY or Straw Goops,
PANAMA HAIRS,
LsoHosx HATS,
PALn LsAy HArs,
PEpAL HAIRS.
CENTS FURNISHING GOODS.
SILK UNDERWEAR or ALL KINDS, A SUPERIOR
WHITE AND FANCY SHIRTS,
Extra Quality,)
SIX, LIsLK THREAD, Wool AND CorroN
HosrEkY;
WHITE AND CoLOREED KID GLOVES !;
TIES.
ScARFS,
CRAVATS,
SUsPENDERS.
Also, nunerous variety Of many other
articles.
Please call and examine for yourselves.
A. C. SHELD0N,
Nav Sid No. IS MaiE Street.
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nt,.olutto,,.

HNH partnership heretofore existing under the
l. name of Dawes 4 Hart IL this day dissolved by
mutual consent. Ma claims against the firm will
be cancelled by johnson Davier who will in future
conduct the business, and who alone is authorized to
co llee., and settle the business of said firm.
JOHNSON DAVIES,
EDWARD X. HART.
keoxuk june &c. lS56.--30ltf.
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9INHE partn rship heretofore existing under the
l. style OF j. r. Cave Il Son, was dissolved On the
18th inst. by mutual consent, Mr. J. 7. Cave retir-
ing from tho trm All the unsettled business Of the
late frm will be attend d TO by W. H. Cave. Of the
firm II Cave Bailey, Main ST., bet. Sd and ath.
}. T. CAVE,
W. H.CAEE.
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nUnLINGTON

@mmm4a@4g4
A Branch Of the Mercantile College Of Pennsylva-
MIA, incorporated " the Legislature Vt that
State, with perpetual charter.
l.. II. DA LHOFF, Principal.
rER1s.
For unlimited course In Double-Entry Book Keep
ing Com merciAl Calculations, Psnmapship, and I'd
missions to the Lectures on Commercial Law,
THE DxsIcN or THIS INSTITUTION -
to afford perfect facilities for scqurug In An sxpe
ditious manner, = thses1gh knowlsdge Of the SCI
ence Of Mercantile Dosble 1stsy Book Keeping ap--
piled to eli departments VI trsde. The course Of
trimming adopted In this lAstStution u the same -
that followed BY the Mercantile College Of Pcnnsyl
vania which has resolved
TEE MOST 8nPHATic ACCOMMODATIONS
from The best mercantile authorities In the eoantFy
and IL sanctioned by the Chamber Of Conmescs OF
the city Of New York, ~ the most csmprehenaivs
aid practical view ever introduced.
AK RLxCANT DIPLOMA
under the seal " the State College Of
signed by the Faculty II granted 70 those who pAse
satiy fnctory cxamin.tion. This instrumsnt will -
found passport TO the confidence Of business houe-
es In every part Of tho Union.
- send for circular and specimen q Psnmaa-
ship by mail. myNdAwly
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Dy~sOLljTION.

NOTICE is hercby given that the co partnership
IN heretofore existing between Creighton oh
mer this day dis-olsci by mutual consent All per-
sons having accounts against the firm will please
prcsent them IL A. Dinner fur payment, and all
persons knowing themselves indebted to the hrtn
will he good cnoa,h 10 call and settle with A. j.
ohmer. +. b. CREIGHTON,
July 20, 1856. a. j. dinner
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DISSOLUTION.

4 COMPREHENSIVE hcrtoforc existing under
IA the name OF Mcnenny Il Runner, il this day
dissolved, by mut aHl consent All claims against
the old firm will I,e cancelled by 4. l. Nc
Kenny who viii IN future conduct the bushes. and
who atone is authorized settle the business Of the
old firm r. /. MckENSl,
NJ. II. ku NNER.
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A CAM D..

HAVE this day disposed Of my entire interest in
L the drug business 10 i. ]. Mckenny, also my IN
terest in the manufacture and sale Of III. II. Gill-
more's Mamaluk Liuiment and Vegetable Anti
Bilious Pills, AMI take pleasure in recommending
him to the public deserving Of their patron
age. NJ. h. RUNNER.
mchl7dt
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fINHE undersgnrd i4aYc formed partnership for
Il til trans ac ION ~ me PRODucE.GKocEkYa and
Omission bn iaese. under the style Of ciuts
Walker. They viii a.iuue the business If ljushey
Walker and solicit the favors Of old aud new
toners u. GIFTS,
Juiyl6-dtf WV. WALKER.
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Co.Pnr,uerAhtp.

fIyHE undersigned have associated themselves Tor
L tie purpose of transacting wholesale and re-
tail Book and Sta sioutry business, under the name
and style of Cave Bailey, and would respectfully
solicit the favorof u uail.
w. II. CAVE,
,Julye9-daw R.N.N BAILEY.
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NOTICE IL hereby given that the partnership
~ heretofore casting bctween Bnshey " alkcr,
in the Produce AMI Commission business, - this day
dissolved by mutual assent. The business OF the
firm will b. settled by either vi the undersigned
Those indebted ~ the hrm requested 20 settle
their accounts forthwith. NJ. Il. BUSHEY,
w. w. WAIVER.
ksoSuk, July IL, tSl6.--jylG dtf
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33Vv0AXy 2O11s
ssoosd eessst, bstwssa Main ssd JoA1ssa.
r1AVTN0 inst returned from The East, / r
III reeDsea(slly call Ne sttsnttsn q ~ -
friends "a u pablo generally 70 ny nsW
and Ans stock d wsschss, jswslTy, silver an4 hsd
ware, fAscy sosdss =.
Fine gold duplex, magic, patent and detached
lever watches; silver patent and detached levers,
and L'Epines, Of al kinds and qualities
JOWOlFy.
Ladies' plain gold, mosaic, camco and enamcllsd
.ar rings and breast pins, lAdiss' md childfen's
rod and let bracelets ladies and gent gold chains,
PENCILS and pens, gold Aad diamond finger rings,
ruId and silver thimbles, gsnts gOld breast pins,
studs collar and sleeve buttons gold silver, steel,
and patent spsctaces pocket table and dessert cut
lery, snd scisseys.
silver ware,
In which line intend not 10 be surpassed BY any
store west or north VI st. Lonis, Wis: silver table,
dessert and tea spoons and forks sugar, cream, mus
tari and salt spoons, butter and fruit knives silver
and plated napkin rings, &c.
PiateA ware and fancy deeds
Plated AID bri tannia tea sets, csstors fruit and
cake baskets, candiestcka, pearl and she'll pocket
books, aud in fact every thing pertaining 70 my
line.
A general assortment Of clocks Of the latest pat
terms and best make, al warranted to keep good
time.
Mxa Watches and Jewelry repaired In the most
wor KIN ike manner, and NJ the shortest notice
mysdiy JULES GEISER.
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Good News for tho Ladies. :.

r HAVE JUST RECEIVED A LARGE STOCK
of Dry Goods that have bseu detained by lowaess
vi water in tn Ohio River over months and must
b. closed out by order Of steamboat owners. They
consist Ia par II rich ,parasol trimming
Perflmery, xinghams, caiic,s, lawns, dotted and
plain, barred and plain Jackonetts, Grape. brocAe
aad cashmere Shawls, Gentlemen's shirts aud
drawers. silk and fancy Crayats large assortment
of Emb-uidsry, Gentlemen and Ladies Hosiery; in
fact everything that is kept in general Dry Geods
and Fancy Store, viii be found mt the New ani
CHEAP i f0aE, Seepai st..oppesite the Athena IN,
beswosn Main and johnson, keokuk.
JAY 2S-i WI. SULLIVAN, Agent.