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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-05-14

MANAGING HusBASp.--1fIIow you man
age your husband, Mr.. Croaker Such
job as | have had of it with Mr.. smith p
Easiest in the world, my dear, gave him
twitch backward when you want aim TO go
forward. For instance, YOU see ,-day | had
a loaf of cake to make. Well, do. you sup
pose because my body is in the pas try room,
my soul need be there too Not & bit Of it.
am thinking OF all sorts Of eeles tia things
all the while.
ssNow Croaker has d way of tag ging round
at my heels, and bringing me plum ,p down in
the midst of my aerial flights, by asking me
the price of the sugar am using.
"Well, you see il drives me frantic, and
when woke up this morning and saw this
furious storm. knew had him on any hands
for the day unless managed right, SO told
him hoped he wouldn't 90 out to catch his
death this weather that if he was not ca
pabe Of taking care Of himself | should do
it for him; that it was very lones ome rainy
days, and that | wanted him to stay at home
and talk with me NJ any rate he mustn't 20
out. and | hid his umbrella and India-~ub-
! bers Well of course he was right end up,
/ Gust as expected and in less than ten
minutes was streaking down street at he
rae Of ten knots an hour.
lyon see there's nothing like understand
Ing human nature no woman shOul1 be mar
rled till she is thoroughly posted up IN this
] branch Of education. '-I Fanny Fern.
c. The Mormons have established pa-
per at Copenhagen, called the ssStar Of
/ Scandinavia In this it is stated that the
number of the s'Latter Day Saints n Den
mark, Norway and Sweden amounts to 2,G92
persons, among whom th ere are q elders,
Il priests, Is teachers, and IL deacons.
In Denmark, 2,247, /. 208 of whom are in
| Copenhagen. There re but seven Mormons
III Ireland.
PRoGREss.-A sch sol boy about ten years
\ Of age approaches the muster, with bold,
self-important air, and the following dia-
l0gae ensaes
'sMey be dismi ,sed, sirf''
What reason have You for making the
requestf''
i want TO take my won nm out sleighing,
SIR
! "Iake your seat"
| TCarpenter-SsLookee mere, there, you
boy, what are you doing with them chips ?"
E7y-"I'm film the pliers for Mrs. Grub
bins boardin' house,
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INDEMNITY INDEMNITY

TN 4 No. ! Companies
i EQUITABLE oF LONDON, Capital 500 600
FARMERS AND MECHANICS, philadep ha
Capital S3Qd,009.
FRANKLIN FIRE AND MARINE. Pond. du Lac,
Wls., Capital S9ue 600
BRIDGEPORT FIRE AND MARINE, Bridge
port. CT, Capital s5a0,o
WASHINGTON UNION, Cleveland, O.. Capital
500 600.
HOME, Ne. Wall street, New York, Capt al
500 900.
Policies issued IN the above safe Companies, on
mutual principle the insured sharing III the profits
Of the CO., cash plan, al reasonable rates.
NM. f. TURNER, Agent
Office on ID street myi2.dim
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Hon. y. HALLS iowa Kand HiiI
Passed

Passed!
We are happy to learn from Hon. Angus
tus Hall, who arrived III this city yesterday
morning. that the Iowa Land Bill, flor Rail
Roads, introduced bv him, some time SINCE,
and which passed the House on Thursday,
was also agreed to in the Senate on Friday
last. with one amendment (striking out the
Fort Madison. and inserting the Lyons road
and will receive the Executive sanction.
The reasons assigned for the alteration IN
the original bill was that the grants should
be made to such roads as already had East
crn connections. The House at once con
Cured in the amendment. 4 point has been
given, however nnd Mr.. Hall is still conf
dent Of procuring q grant for the Fort Aadi-
son and ke0kuk road west, aud also Tor
road from Fort Des Mones to the north west
corner Of the State, and from there to the
city Of st. Paul, in Minnesota, for walch OBJ
iects he had introduced joint bill which
had passed 10 a second reading and been re-
ferred to committee before he left.
The grants made are to the Burlington and
Missouri River, Davenport and Council
Bluffs, the Lyons aud Missouri River, and
the Dubuque and Big Sioux roads. The odd
sections for six miles Oh either side Of said
roads are donated for these purposes, and
for all deficits occurring by reason Of pre-
vious sales Or pre-emptions, the State il au-
thorized to make selections from vacant
lands lyirg within fifteen miles Of either
side Of The roads, TO make up the requisite
quantity.
The above, which We clip from the Bur
lington Goeette Of yesterday, shows how
Congress managed to leave the southern part
If Iowa or Of tue bill, and thus only make
show u justice" to the State ID this late
dav.
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~ rRaEBE CAREY,


On my poor hair, sadly faded,
In the evenings long ago,
have fe your soft caresscE--
Heard you praise Its biAckness 50.
ID loves sweetest bsnedlction
o. loves sacred fond delight
Shall We BIZ for me no longer,
When my hair is turning white
often, once, you traced the courses
OF the blue veins down my arm,
AS il lay upon your shoulder
We were loyers--'twas no harm
Telling such delightful fancles,
AS had no wish to check
When 'tls shrunken, you will never
Ask il pat about your neck,
lon have praised my eyes, my dimpesi
Nay, am not vain, know
That | have not any beauty
Only love could nae 50.
Yet the past has been SO happy,
Thou who vert my friend, and art,
Stay the vision, keep the blindness,
sec me only through my heart.
Il Home Journal.
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food Bill Tonight

Wednesday Evening. May ~,
Tho performance will commence with the Drama
81
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To the Public.

HAVING determined hereafter H. do exciu
L siyely cash business III retail department,
prepared to sell Ali kinds u Hats Caps Bon
nets, Sc, at greatly reduced prices Our stock II
very complete, and We keep nothing but the
best grades Of goods always have the latest ST. lee,
and will sell lover for cash than the common grades
are sold on credit So come with your dimes
Es All kinds of Millinery work done 10 order,
ut Iua'shurtest notice.
Oct rs off D. r. HUMPHREY 4 GAGE
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The man who thought he could edit
q newspaper to please every body, was, ut
last accounts, trying to '1keep the rum OF
South American Revolutions. Persevering
old chap.
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TO lac STOCK A0iueFs OF Inc AcOkuk
us. PIcasanIA Nuscafinc X. 81 Co.,
NOTICE ii hereby gwen, that IN accordance With
Y the conditions ef the su Inscription for the LIST
Division ii said read, the tenth nstalment OF -
per cent viii be due and payable June Ath, $50, al
the banking house If Char Parsons Treasurer, he
okuk, or 10 he undersigned, General Agent.
j. X. H0kSlsH,
General Agent K. Mt. Z. b Nj. K. Il. Co.
May IA ls56.-td ddw
keaapk Tunes AID Mt. Pleasant Observer COPY
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AqcuIrFCTrRI AT THE JUMPING orr PLACE.
- The editor of the St. Paul advertiser is
good deal of philosopher. In his issue of
the 26th ult.. he treats his readers to the fol-
low .ng reflections on Minnesota architecture,
which, from his account, seems to constitute
distinct type and species Of that impor-
tant branch Of the fine arts. He says
What do we live in? The wigwam of the
Oiibwa, the hut Of the Irish peasant, the
shantv of the western pioneer, the villas OF
the Hudson the palaces Of the Seine, are the
opponents of SO many distinct gradatlons OF
progress, from aboriginal barbarism to met
ropolitan refinement. Measured by this rule
and taking the style Of building as the index
of our social condition, what shall we say
Of st. Paul? What shall we say OF the hlg-
gledy piggledy rows Of shantles and caboos-
en- which constitute the principal attraction
Of our streets-to the hastv modification OF
drv goods boxes-the paste board booths and
stalls and novels and coeklofts in which we
live and move and have our being, and do
business with a great mir of aristocratic pre-
tension-some Of us What shall we say to
the calculated cheapness and assiduous
meanness Of the fragile impromptu barracks
In which we store away our goods-onr pub
lie spirit-our wives and our children
Heaven pity them One naturally enquiries
whether after all, in view Of our ephemeral
blocks Of clap-boarded crockery crates, and
our unsubstantial streets of glass fronted
hen coops, if St. Paul is serious purpose
or mere Joke, fixed fact or an elaborate
caricature Of the bamboo metropolis Of
Congo. Are these the permanent homes of the
real citizens, or the temporary encampment
of an Armenian Caravan-a bazaar of no
made peddlers hurrying here to sell their
wares and Fastening away with their gains. |
Such, somewhat modified by the increasing /
number Of good and handsome edifces, j.
the impression If the stranger.
CT The following is ludicrous carica-
tire Of n beautiful figure from L0ngfellow's |
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-05-14

EF-Two Irishmen were in prison, one
for stealing COW and the other for stealing
q watch.
EEMike," said the cow steaier one day,
''what O'Clock il it <"
"Och, Pat, havn't me watch handy, but
think it's about milking time.
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-dtf. b. +. HUMPHREY 4 GAGE
HATS HaISt

yNTEhay now on hand full supply Of Hats OF
w the spring style, ~ which W Invite the al
ten ton If merchants and Ehr public generally.
mv4QAw ID. r. HUMPHREY GAGE.
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X koKUk Lodge No 10, L. O. o. r., meets every
IN Monday night Al sociock, at Odd Fellows 'Ha
corner Fourth aud Main streets.
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Pucheehetuck Lodge, No. ~, T. O. o. meets ev-
Try Friday night at o'clock, at Dad Fellows Hall
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500 DOZ woal hats, Just received, by
mvq.dAw D. r. HUMpHKEY GAGE.

roo boz PALM leaf hats. just resolved At the
store Of II. r. III / MI IEEf u pAoEs
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Puehechftuck Eneampment, No. 7, meets on the
first and third Thursdays II every month, a.
o'clock n NJ, ut Odd Fellows Hall.
All brethren u good standing invited - attend
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DENTAL SURGERY,

Notice.
4 Ii. persons indebted to or having any claims
"A against me, are requested 10 call at my store
second street and settle previous 10 the lst Of
jane next inyiedtd n H0FfIIEiMER.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-05-14

40 acres Of timber land four miles from the city
Gao acres Of lard WITHIN three miles of the city
go acres, 90 acres under cultivation, near Camar
GO A liberal credit will be given
2G8 acres, also under cultivation, eleven mile
from the city. Terms easy.
GMTFFu h UANGJrLY
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-05-14

MILLINERY GOODS If Ill klnas, large stock
vi constantly On h4nl, Ut he Store 81
myqd4w D.F HUMPHREY 4 GAGE.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-01
CECOND EDITION NOW READY.
- The HUMOROUS POETRY OF
THE ENGLISH LANG UAGE, FROM CHAuCER TO SAKE
BY JAS. PARTON,
Author of Life Horace C;reeleyD l2rno mn

Author OF Lille OF Horace Greeley lyol limo, $50
Price 81
This is almost book and half portly dmen-
sonf yet large it's variously and udcously filled for
here have Narratives Sares Engmas Buresques Paro-
dies, Traveses Epigrams Epitaphs TRANSACTIONS including
all the most celebrated Comic Poems from the Anti Jacobn
bus Bentley, Blackwood, and Punch With collection
than two hundred epgrams and the choicest humorous
poetry Of the elder and modern English and American
N. Y. Knckerbocker Magazine.
thing therein jump with your humor when faded, hot
or out temper and ten 70 the pleasant dose will
and do you good-N. Y. Albion.
All that there is OF graceful gaey harmless wit and ster
hing fun in the shorter OF the English language here
embodied-r. Y. Phren. Journal
There immense fund Of amusement in IT, and cannot
a TO be rehed by those who can appreciate rich humor-
Phia. Amer. Courier.
1t is rich volume this Seventy five authors contributed
to and these auhers the brightest OF their dayLfe Illus
Here the admircr Of the sales OF fine wit those
broad humor when in rhyme find them all crysalzed
around one centre-N. Y. Picayune.
work of much merit full OF pleasing varieties culled
and DID, must itself every who
relish for spicy literature,-N Y. Family Visitor.
The people want amusement and they have II in the
good sized volume before which crammed with wit,
drollery, and satre.-Boston Courier
The book ofrare merit Of pleasure and grief
one OF cultivation, and not weakness of profit and not
folly which will love 10 peruse at home, abroad
the town in the country in the house In
the field in the winter or the summer-N Y. Home jour
nal
volume of the rarest and races. quay.-N Y Church.
With the exception of SHAKESPEARE don't believe there
book In the world between whose found
genuine wit exquisite fun, and refined humor, than m this
Published by MASON BROTHERS,
los and ITO Duane street, New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-01
CITY Intelligence.

FmS IN THE FULTON FOUNDRY. Between and O'Clock
saturday evening, Are occurred in the Fulton iron
undry situated the head Of Cherry street, caused by
rome heated castings placed under . rear shed. The
damage done amounted 10 about $3.50.
TEE BRxwERY.-shortiy after O'Clock on Satur.
cay evening, IRE discovered by tho werkmen in
tho brewery belonging j. Hail. situated in Fifty fourth
street and Lexington avenue It was extinguished with
bot nifng damage.
INV York HosPrTAI--Weekly report, Aug. %, 1855.
Remaining Ang. ~ $50; admitted TO Aug 70 o7 dis
charged, relieved, 90; died, 8; remaining al
date, 1S9.-Total males, 245; females, A.
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Ganauc company has been engaged, numbering among lis
members those old favores Messrs c. w. Clarke T. Hada
way and Lionel aosmd, Miss Emily Messenger &c. During
the Afternoon Mr. Goldsmd the audience with his
esucal drama stei al Home and Abroad In the
evening Buwers fine comedy Of Money! will be performed
EAPiRE HAII--The French portion Of our population will
doubtless hail with pleasure the announcement that they
hereafter rendered regular dramatic entertainments In
their language. H. Gusave Dedos the manager has
cured the above hail. and to give three performances
every week. commencing this evening with programme
sistipg LA Carte Payer" lie Juge ct udience and
sTas Sans Feu" NJ Dtdos engaged company
Of whose talents report speaks very aerngy Among the
troupe NJ Bardon NJ Prosper, and Nine. Gouther, all
lists Of distinction.
w. NJ. FLEMSG-The entertainments the occasion Of the
grand dramatic festival compliment this gentleman to be
given the Academy of Music Thursday 10 consist
Of Rob Roy" the Invisible Prince" Charles H." the
Rough Diamond" &c, long list Of highly popular and Ia
Tented artists have volunteered and will contribute towards
rendering this the briisnt and attractive affairs
Of the kind Witnessed Mrs John Wood the great Bos
favorite, whom all have heard much, heads the
column.
THE BROADWAY vARIEnrs.-Ths snug ntre theatre has
been thoroughly fitted up and rendered not only handsome
bu. comfortable during the absence of its popular Juvenile
company actors and actresses who at last accounts
playing overlooking houses Quebec. The most atering
has crowned their performances in every place they
have appeared since they left the city They to
heir old quarters in a couple Of weeks.
GEORGE CHRsrY WooDs MIssrREIs played to crammed
audiences last week. and bid fair continue doing not
merely for weeks but months years. Being fixed favo
vs" they invariably attract full houses OF late they have
made quite hit by revying the old Ethiopian extravaganza
called Bone Squash ayoo which Is 10 be given with other
novelties TO night
BucKLEY's SERENADERs.-An unusual sensation was
created by the opening Of the hail. erected for this popu
lar band Of mnstre SIS Broadway, last Monday evening
Hall those who applied could not gain admission on the oc
The hall also filed TO excess on each OF the FOL
lowing nights Their buresque Of Trovatore' to be
given to night
CHINESE Rooms-Eph Horns jokes, andthe excellent sing
ing dancing Of Whites serenaders proved sufficiently at
rsctive TO fill this building night last week Mr. Horn
added vastly his extensive budget Of comcales by bis
trip California, and to keep the spectators
a Another line bill Is offered for this
evening.
BROADWAY ArHEN.RUa.-A very novel, and no doubt beau
Sfu entertainment TO be given at this house tonight II
grand aegorlca groupings, by little children,
ne raive of Shaksperes Seven Ages OF Man, &C.; also
Terpschorean festivities by Juveniles and grand concert
in which number of favorie vocalists take part.
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FASHION JOCKEY CLUB RACEs-FAsHIoN COURSE,
Newtown, Long Island.
The fall meeting of the Fashion Jockey Club viii
Tuesday Sept r. and continue four days.
FfRsr DAYWcrtcheser county stakes Tor three ois
subscription $500 forfeit 500, $50 added BY the CLUB
heats.
NOMINATIONS.
Jno r. Monnots ch Roxana, By imp. Trustee dam By
imp Priam.
4 y. Morris br. Etiquette by Mariner out Of Fashion
Jno Hunters ch Ella, By Imp Yorkshire, out OF Mary
q d b Mouncts br. May Thorn by imp Trustee out Of
Kate Cole.
same Daylight weight stakes subscription sHo: forfeit
Slo $3.50 added by the club four miles 10 carry 100 lbs
NOMINATIONS.
I. ~ II. younrs Oh. m. Ellen Bs,eman, By imp. Glencoe
dam by imp. Trustee; years.
q WI shaws br. m, Miss LAsh,fcc, BY imp Trustee out
Of Young Lady Lghtfoot; 8 years
n {. Bushs ch m. Rossbe BY imp CONSERVATION dam
by Andrew; year,
srcosp DAY, "wednesday September 2i-Jockey Club
purse 500 Two mile heats
Same day-Jockey Club purse s2so Mile hea,s,sIns
IHRp DAY, Thursday September B-Jockey Club purse
&t0 Three mile heats.
LAsr DAr Friday, september sB-Jockey Club s,ases
Subscription $40; forfeit 900.
~ 800 sdded BY the Club. -Four mile heats.
VIM. W. Gibbons b IN Phio, by Mariner out OF Cas-.
sandra; 5yesfs.
2 Jno Monncs Oh. b. Logan by imp. Trustee dam By
8 ". shaws rr. e. One Eyed joe By Prince George,
ont Of Registers dam. aged
4. N. u. Youngs ch m Ellen Baieman, BIZ INN Gencoe
dam by imp. Trustee; 6years.
Entrance money per cent TO to second horse
j. A. VALENTINE secrearv r 4 q
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WINES AND LIQUORS.

CUMMINGS DIXON, 90 BEAVER STREET OFFER
~ for sale
French brandies, pale and dark.
Jamaica rum, Schleiam GIN
Scotch aud Irish whskey, Monong aheia
Genuine wines, port sherry Madeira care and a.nuae
London porter. scotch and India pale aies
English pickles paien, malt vinegar, Bedford ohYe
Havana secars, &c.
Families supplied with the above N demohns AMI To- he
pure as imported orders BY post containing remittance
punctualy attended TO-
L,ROM THE TAP, AT THE SAMPLE room No "a
II Wall strect-Asopp's East India pale = - NV
IRISH MALT wHIsKFY.-50 FUNCTIONS OF PowsR
superior Dublin whiskey landing ana fr sac
from the United states bonded warehouse by the sole mpor
eSS y. ". y. EASTMAN, Na iPeaIa sgssh
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PLUSH TINT OF THE GUMs.-YEIEOw FEVER HAS
Nous a. sne saaS oD shrss 'S Sn III
the gums This Is the universal premontory sign Of Ia
he necessity Of several doses Or
as = s dose This
IN great majority Of cases prevent an attack further but
tune by The forelock. -
when This .h SSn TIN. present and have
tainness siddness flushing Of the face Of eyes,
q dSy ana
nss Ss n us %
70 De aampgy sick and dose Of six or eight Brandres
and plenty Of Indian meal cruel day win entirely
In s w pills e IN o @
BLOOD and should be always reored by those Of cosve
YhlLow FEVER CuREp-A gentleman with whom am well
he oe T. @Ss Al @ At SsM Seo4s he
SOUP w sns was taken with dizziness dmnsss
Yellow Vel pSSs me
G w ms up % the confusion s Of a aay
alone When there took eight Brandres " Y pills and
sr the p
e work and my mind was sea enough to know
doctor ! want depetngr Your lie IS safe without ~
pills sad Those top Of the rs eight with plenty Of
do aan a srSe sad me out Of al and half
Those who want be sae should take few doses Of pills
Bilious fever somewhat prevalent have several
eases o. 70 which can refer No serious results would
pills wers M Se
single DOSE win often ae
once and they Have pills your pocket
remedy No man has died o. yellow fever that took
and suppose il was not the Yellow lever The medicine viii do
HARM BY. good the bowels cieansed
sf ia
% ,1 SSss sah replica s5a;s
S what =, why, cured the darrh%ap Yea single fa
might have carried him his grave. Sold . per
box with fun directions at 43 Canal street. four doors from
Broadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-01

Twas the first week OF the diyine'
And use had maze her polder;
She had Coffee he some wine
Her round his shoulder
What 10 II. love, that clouds your browg
On. say II aught beiel your
she biusbcd and answered VIII you
Forgive me, If tell your
lie her word his law should be,
He kissed her glowing forehead
"Ah then. my own dear love- said she
Throw of those garments horridl
They're country made, they spoil your shape,
Their cut your beauty sinothers-
Oh let ase no time, but haste
To buy those of Smith Brotherso
smith BROThEhS' price Wholesale and retail coth
n wa-erooms, l22 and 10 Fulton street, New York.
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Barnes Park, 800 broadway New York invite the At
tsnon Of large aud coae buyers their stock OF
European and Americaa patent medicines
useturers prices b. The dozen package or 100 gross
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PERSONAL.

INFORMATION wANTED-oF WILLIAM FLAHERTY
who left this city In the latter end of July Any information
OF him win be thankfully received by his brother, Patrick
Fahery No ISIS baurens street. his sister her death
bed, and hopes Of her recovering hope this advertise
ment will be noticed by all hotel Keepers, he In
hotel
MRS. HENRIETTA NJ, WILL PLEASE MEET HER
m friend H. q. NJ on Tuesday evening next at O'Clock,
at the usual place as that party here from the South and
anxious TO call at the Metropolitan Post office
and receive a note. havebeen absent from the city.
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published this day Concns-Financiai and CONNER.
sal News; Inc city Banks Foreign Financial
News Failures and Assignments In the United states and
Euvops Commercials Spurious Altered Notes, New
BanAs General statement Of Insurance. Companies Hevew
Commercial Market. Coinage. Coinage OF the United
etsi~~ New York Wholesale Price Current Sugar Reners
United States: Capitals Of all Banking Instituons Re
every state In tbs Union
Quotations In BALTIMORE Phisdelphis and Boston stock Ia
bic, FOREIGN Domestic HotteDpess Banks. the New
York Post Oncc; Insurance Company. For
sale, cent? single copies; ~ per year. -
HODGES a COMPANY, Bankers III Broadway, N. n
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Singers sewing Machines. for Quilting,

Innings &C. the great superiority o. singers machines for
quilting established fact, both IN quantity and quality Of
work hey are unrivacd work Of this Kind asceraped
be better when the machines work a. high velocity We have
the speed " quilting machines; they now
complete i've stitches each turn OF the driving wheel no
other quskng machines can be run except comparative
wh,a will very than the price OF
psehlne I. ". SINGER CO., 3z3 Broadway.