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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-08-02
New JeWelry Store.
~ PARMELE 4 CAMPBELL

$50 MAIN street, bcsw. "a Il ia.
kEOk UK IOWA
DEALERS IN
FINE GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES,
PARLoR, OvvIcE, KITCHEN AND MARINE CLOCKS,
Fine Jewelry, Silver Spoons, KNIVES, Forks,
Ladies, Cups, Napkin Kings, etc.,
warranted equal TO coin;
Gold Pens, Pencils,
Chains. Lockets,
Keys. Fine Pocket Cutlery,
Shears, Scissors, Raxors, Pistols,
Combs, Brushes, Porte Monnaies,
and general assortment of
MUS1 CAL ms r 10 u N NTS,
Comprising violns. Accorieons, Flutes,
Flies, Flagcolets, Banjos, Tamborincs, etc.,
also, superior quality Of Violin, Guitar and
Bars VOL String and Trimmings.
Particular attention Is invited To large and ex.
tensve stock Of gold, silver, and fine steel
60
With which We suit all eyes that can be suited
1--WE are prepared 10 do all kinds Of Clock and
Watch Repairing, and jobbing Of every dsscriptio
connected with our trade.
November 20, 1855. dAw
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1LACksMlTH8NG.
BY q. W. La a "a o u

ATE of Buffalo, N. Y, Is prepared
- 70 do all kinds Of ligh, and heavy
4 york for Railroads., Boats, Loeh:,
Mills, Engines, Housework, &C. Screws
cut to order from to q inches Having : long az
pe.,snes and ample materials, respectfully soieIu
Shop on Third, between johnson and Exehsnee
streets, formerly occupied by W. Graham.
keokuk, Nov. n dw
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DlNSOllr,lInN

I'Hh eopartnership heretofore existing under the
= nrm OF Day Hoyie having been this iay di :.
solved, by mutual consent, the business win hsrcaf
Yer be continued by Stephen G. bay at the old stand
60 nst'' po'"esh oth and 2th send in your
o'.ers :. c. DAY,
keokuk, June 80, '58-d2m n Uoyir
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DISSOLUTION.

"A Cu-fakFNEhsHlP heretofore existing under
"A the name of sAKenny Il Runner. il Ills Sa :
dissolved, 10y mutual consent. All claims against
the Old firm will be cancelled BY r. l. Nc.
Kenny, who will in future conduct the bushes and
who alone Is authorized TO settle the business Of the
ola urn. 7. l. McKENkY,
H. II. RUNNER
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The subscribers, proprie.
tors Of the Empire sto,e
Works, st. Louis, beg
leave 10 inform Stove
Dealers In Iowa hat hey
lave established a braach
Of their house in Keol;uk ,
where they will keepcon-
stantly on hand = large
and we'll -as.Mted stock
Of
GAnhinH 4, Hat
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KEOKUK CITY 1ATIs.

AdLksoN's old stand re-opcned for 80 secon.
= mods.ion Of town and country. Thu wishin1
to enjoy the lsxury Of Ans bath, are Yeouested r
ssil At smith the Haircuttsrs opposite tks Laols1
mouse. In consequence Of the continual Expense 4
keeping up the establishment, Thirty ave cent
cash will be requircd for bathinR.
Citissns and strangers wishing hair e.t fnsA
ionsoly, or most luxusiously done ~ ere reeueet.
q 70 Gallon SMITH, fAB HAIR OUTTfsR.
myl5-Atf -
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ME unoersigncd have formed a copart ners pfor
L the purpose Of doing general Bank in AMI NJ.
change business in this city, AL DEMINa
Juiyldm Invr
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CUTTINGS PATENT a n ma ar vwCS-
VINHESE pictures are
ahead VI any thing ~ ESssS~
ever before made. The r {NTE
subscriber would call 49,
the attention Of those w.
wishing to get . pic
ture that will never fade change in the least u
The superiority Of Cuttings Ambrotypes. Be par
tcuiar, If in want of one Of these, To call At the
AhsSoTYrE GALLERY, No. 3, Third Street. Pictures
are warranted 70 give entire sstsfaction and guar
antied to equal any In the western country. He has
got the largest and hnest Gallery between g. Louis
and Chicago, with side light and sky light which no
other Gallery in this city haA He has the exclusive
right of this patent for keok DIX and lee county All
other pictures protesting to b. the same are
ieits, and an imposition on the public. They are
but worthless limitations If the genuine Ambroiype
gotten up 10 deceive the public. The Ambrot yrs
WI Keep ia water as well upon the parior table
They may also be set in tomb stones, and rcmaiu
unimraired for ages
D Instructions given in Ambrotyping and al.
80 N taking pictures on glass not patented to suit
those who wish 10 travel. Nv haze also large
stock Of chemicals hand md iodeon Of the An
est quality, aud ready for use.
uaiiery No. =, Third-st, keokuk, Iowa.
apfJS-utf EMERSON. Avt;st
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~r Cs.Part0ership.
'ISHEundersgncd have formed a PARTNERSHIP so,
= the transAction OF the PRODUCEGROCEKY and
=. MMlsslON business, under the styie OF Cluts 4
walker They will continue the busi ness a. Hnshsv
toners. q ~, IN ~. new GUS
Julyl6-dtf " wairpp
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MOULD respectfully call the attention Of thu
~ public TO their stock Of the 6rst quality Of
Marble, which they have just received drsst fro1
sne East which they are enabled TO sell 1t q cheap
2 rate - can be obtained in ST. Louis.
We are determined to oct upon the motto
SHALL PROFITS AND QUICK sEruRss."
cave ~ Gall and We pledge ourselves 20 aAov ron
- - me marble, and - good workmanship, both il
anywhere In the Unified States.
nave another extensive stock Of Marble ON IN
Way from the East, and shall b fully prepared 70
our line.
third street. between Main and Bloadsss.
April 8, 1854. d
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test Of two years, and has
not its equal in the Mis-.
sissippi valleys and 10
the " Golden Harp" be-
ing n greaaly improved
Premium Cook Stove.
Their assortment Of
Heating Stoves for wood
and coal is cxtensivo.--
Some entirely new pat
terms. one Of which, the
/" Young America, I" .
splendid parlor stove, rs-
Gently patented, will be
found superior to my In
vention Of the age for RI
(diating heat. They have
on sale ct their store in
ISt. Louis, from which
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NOTICE,

NOTICE.
y consequence Of the change Indicated above be-
L comes indispensable that the business of the firm
of Baldwin, Evans Co. be closed up without de-
lay.
Thos, persons knowing themselves TO be indebted
on note or account earnestly requested to make
Immediate payment to the undersigned
my20d&w BALDWIN 4 EVANS
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g. OWERTOB :.
K EEPs stock Of Family Groceries, variety a
~ Toys, and ~ assortment " Musical Instrn-
ments FOR sale on Main Street, between SscoDd -
Third. mar "A IaEs
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A CARD.

HAVE this day disposed VI my entire interest In
l. the drug business 20 T. /. Mckenny also INV in.
tersst 10 the manufacture and sale Of H. X. Gill.
Ws,, namaiuke Liaiment, and Vegetable Anti.
Bilious Pills. and take pleasure in r.cou,mend;n n.
MIN 10 the public a. one deserving Of their patron.
age. M. II TfxrTE
nlehi 7dtf
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biocku
frypn
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JapanncW
unndK okuk
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Third at. bet Main. - .' my.
,LAssEs 81 MAD NEE. DueosrE - ro, a.iis
month. VI icfhis - par
F,r Ladies and youngia.
Terms ST. for a ssurse ofs' TIN 20 7. fn.--
ssek.) Particular iessons als nI hmes a
TO 5pm. 'heh- Apply from
Guntiemen's Evening ciasses
~ A.ndAys "Wednesday aud To-day, LiMf eve.
~. Terms Sl2, for eonrse OF j n.sn ON toy p.
the classes Will open NJ lndsy, JuI, rT,
ko0kak, July lid 1896.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-08-02

k)Lo -hi-BUsTAH--A song by no Author--..A
= deed without = name, perpetrated by Philsuder
Doestieks, p. Is. For sale by
lunelid CAVE SON
oduENof FXII.Rs, or The Times Of Louis the
l. Fourteenth--a historical novel. For sala b,
luhelsd CAVE AS0N
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-08-02

fKELliNo-hambel'ro oak tanned, patent stretched
- Leather Betting, warranted not 10 stretch "A
tosult the purchaser. Boston Gum Betting, Gum
ana Hemp Packing. A large assortment Tor sale
low BY CAbY JONES = pFcE
june Sd
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A NEW ESTABLISHMENT
ART REPOSITORY

AND
PIC TURE GALLERYt
fFor the preienf in 3D. M bet N1ns Jo.n,ou IA, ,,ojr,
An opportunity is now offered 10 tbs Inhabitants
Of ksnkuk Of examiniugthc
FINEST COLLECTION OF PICTURES
Works Of Art
ever introduced in any Western city Including
OIL PAINTINGS.
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JVlNT RUrnaanagaGn

oMEHiC BALLADS, and Comedies of Luci.n
by GAVE 4 SON
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HAVEbought out the Dry Goods store OF james
T. bsnce, And will hereaf contn Ut the business
IN the same place.
Remembef the plaee Onc door east If H. d. W ood-
"afa ~, Main street u. A. WILLIAMS.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-08-02

Hhht styles.
WE hAyejust received our Fall styles Of Ladies,
~ Velvet, Cloth, aud Silk oloAks. Talma'e and
sisettes; also VI Broeha and Plaid shawls.
sspsid&~ WOODWARD A co.
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CO-PARTNERSMIP DIssOl.yE,

NU-FARTNERSHl DINNOLVEO.
'NHEco- partnership heretofore Existing under the
hrm OF Chittendcn McGavic having been this
day dissolved by tual consent the business Of The
house will hereafter be continued under the name
and tyle Of McGavic, Chittenden& Co.
A. B.CHITTENDEN.
WINS. McaAVIC.
Keokuk, Feb. LIST, 1855. dkwu
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A Huston = will be found the largest lot Of Irish
~ ihnens, Lace, Edgings, and every variety Of
" hite goods, at prices that cannot BE- beat In asy
~ see'h market Apr26
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Troy Hardware store
HITCHCOCK r. 20

TWENTY-FIVE soxes No. ieIoo. Tar n. !.
dseilAUSTOa, HAWKINS : NUSTONT.
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/ 1ooh and gate springs, Gray 4 Brothers patent.
~ the best spring ever invented, for sale by
june3d CADY JoNeS = pscY
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Al Esshs. EDITORS Please inform the I.adles
1sA that We have received the largest stock Of EN-.
nroideiles, Collars from cents TO 800; Maltese.
Black silk Brussels aud real thread Iaees Lace ae
onett and Swiss Collars Corsets Ribbons MORE An
tique and Ribbon Trimmings Ae &c
ii. ID. WOODWARD / co.
Aug. IS, 1s55---dAw
I)LAlDS-Those beautiful scotch and Tartan
1 PlAids, every variety can be found at
kspzfddw WOODWARD A COS
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WE undersigned having this day formed CO.
partnership in tIalc. under the firm of Mcl'ayic.
Chittenden Co., vi ii continue the
WHOLESALE GROCERY, IRON AND COMslTS.
SION BUSINESS
at Nos. So, s. and So Levee successors To tho late
hrm of Chittenden 4 Mctiayic.
WIN. =. MciAvlC,
A. u. CHIfTENDEN,
LEROY McGAyIC,
CT DAVIS.
heokuk, Feb. LIST feb25dAwtf
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-04-19
The Nominee for CoyerDor in North C,rolin,

The Raleigh Register speaks in the following compli-
mentary strains of the American candidate for Governor
in North Carolina The party in that State seems to be
thoroughly aroused, and will do their duty nobly The
Democrats have re-nominaed their present Governor
BRAY
"JOnN 4. GILNER, ESQ-The nomination OF this gen
eman for Governor, made 10y the Greensboro Convcn-
ton without dissenting voice, WILL we believe meet
the unanimous appreciation of the Americans of the State
man of unque>tioncd ability OF tired frmness of lofty
integrity, Of unsupported fidelity his friends and hi
country his claims ~ their support an American can
only be equallcd lay his claims a citizen aud man In
him, the party will hud leader who will shrink from NJ
luty-WhO will bring wisdom the Council and valor to
the hei,-who will lead to success where success NAV
be ob'a led, and where it cannot Si at least leave hs
friends the proud conviction that he ,rrei and in
him the State will hnd Chief Magistrate who will elevate
her pride al home and her reputation abroad But no
purpose OF n this announcement lavish auv ~.
travagant praise on the nominee Of the Convention No
eulogium OF our j. necessary and that party j. indeed
20 b. euve t- OF ~hOse candidate, carry with
them their own best eulocy
with feeling OF pride AMI p-Asara then We pla-.
the name OF john Guer or mast head TO-DAY. j.
i COOL fortune the conductor o. Press sustain
ing the best OF it. ahty the interest. OF the America,
party, 10 know that due, such rendered los
the nominations OF Fillmore D1H,'ssn and GiLaer no,
only agreeable but exceedingly easy.
The Americans OF the Old North State have thus Dol
yItAken their stand
And come what will, they mean to bear it out
And either live with glorious victory,
Or die With fame q"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-04-19

The telegraph brings ms the intelligence that the
Democratic State Convention of North Carolina has
expressed its preference for Franklin Pierce for Pre-
sident and James c. Dobbin for vice President =
One more State for the Brigadier at Cincinnati =
We begin to have serious fears lest he may actually
get the nomination. The signs have an awful squirt
| ing in that direction at present
We see, too, that Senator Mason and Col McMul-
len of this State, have declared in favor OF the re
nomination of the Brigadier. And the South Side
Democrat maintains that il the delegates from Vr-
gina to Cincinnati should express the unbiased pre-
ference of the people OF the State Pierce will receive
the vote of Virginia, certain BY the way, what
has caused our Petersburg contemporary to desert
the standard of Hunter. Some time ago, it threw
out rousng leader in his favor; but it goes in
for the Brigadier with perfect rush. What the
matter bes
We quote extract from the Democrats article
concerning Pierce aud the Virginia Democracy:
while preiering probably, abstract proposition
OF her Tor the succession, vet Democrat
this Union is deeply enshrned in their affections
and confidence than Franklin Pierce. They grateful
to him Tor his republican administration of the govern
mcuL They thankful him for his unbending adhc-
the strict letter and spirit of the Constitution
They unindul of his chvarous defence OF their
the faithful public for the crime of having held
the position for term finds but feeble foothol Ia
Virginia. Her Democracy remember that her Washing
ton, her jefferson and her Monroe each served sue
cessive terms of this digu6ed office serving their second
because they had been found honest capable and
faithful in their first.
"iow the vote OF Virginia will he Cincinnati
able predict. But this much We feel pre
pared TO il the Conventions that appon. the dele
gates mirror the sentiments of the Democratic masses of
Virginia; il these Conventions lenses that will con-
centaie the of Democratic preference in right lines
IN it, avore-FrdkiiH Pierce pH receive the ro,e OF
Virginia at tie Cincinnati Conrenton. And for two
reasons terse and comprehensive, in the form OF ques-
tons that suggest their chat has he done
che h. should not 'ohdt has h done ,cv he should Z"
This is pretty tall talk in favor of the Brgadier
But 1t is amusing to hear the Democrat talk about
Virginia preierring of her own sons as an 'ab-
>tract proposition" We suppose the Democrat il
self may be considered in this box. That is. as
an abstract proposition" it prefers Hunter but as
practical proposition, it goes for Pierce We fear
the Democrat man will never be quiet until he jauns
it abroal-we speak, OF course, in the abstract"
But we give the Brigaler joy of his glorious
prospects. We think he'll come out at the big end
of the horn, yet Success TO him
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-04-19
Do Wa.mnrlon l-nInn n,eIho,la

The Washington correspondent of the H,,oLfin IN.
forms as that the Washington Union is shortly To be-
kicked overheard 10y it, party. and new and bette,
organ started in its place. II says.
1T is IN contemplation To get rid Of the Washington
O"'o" in a most summary manner. proposition h,.
been submitted by distinguished Senator and accepted
10y the party 70 shom t offered recommending al t
oo'c of the Cincinnati Convention the introduction Of
resolution sevcring al further relations between the I,a
aud the democracy This Is thought necs..ary
from The general dissatisfaction which prevail. aga Tho
managers aui management oi thr Union aud in i ot,
'o'c"ce Of capacity aud reliability which charae,p e chat
journal
strong efforts will be male to Introduce now paper
10 Che place " t'" D1,oa. To- TO- conducted by the 6r.
"lcnt II The couutr sui u bc under the supervision o
aboard oi managers that shall be- selected by & Gov,
lion"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-04-19
RAFAEL MORA.

CALIFORNIA rENs.-There il great complaint IN Cali.
forna of dry weather which seriously affects the miners
and the crops Gold dust however continues to reach
san Francisco considerable amount miners are sup
piled with water 10y artificial means.
Very little doing in real estate at san Francisco Loans
on merchandise a.e being negotiated at per
minimum, aud on real eatate at u az.
During the two weeks previous To the sailing of the
steamer large clipper fleet entered the harbOr Of san
Francisco with an immense stock OF goods over
stocked market, Among them the clipper ship An
telope. Capt. Cole in ~ days from New York. aud the
barquc Greenfield, Capt Foen-bcc in II DAYS from Liv
erpoo-the former the quickest passage twelve mont
and the latter the quickest trip record between Cali
iornia and England.
The barque Julia Ann has been wrecked on a barren
island in the South Pacific aud several lives lost
About eighty tons Of copper from the Arizona
mine-, in the Gidden purchase, have been received at
san Fraucisco
H. san Francisco there four establishments in which
sewing machines used Tor sewing brown linen drill into
bag, for miners, To contain their gold dust.
General Wool, with his stall arrived at san Francisco
on the l9th Of March, from Puget Sound where he left
the l. = Massachusetts, aud the sloop OF war D.
catur-all well.
The papers of Oregon aud Washington Territory are fl
Ell with accounts of the Indian wu.
Lieut.. Kantz, of the sth infantry, and eight
wounded mot murdered has been stated the Indians
at Seattle. where with 10 men, he surrounded until
the arrival OF renfocements when he put the sAyagcs
300 IN number, to flight.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-04-19

on the 10Th ~ April, ~ consumption SARAH THORNE
wife 81 stephen rhorne q the County Chesterfield.
Departed this NE thu 9Th 81 March isS the residence
hi father, The Rev D. Ewing, Bockbdge county PHI
LANDER EWING, VI D., Aner protraced Illness brought on
ty II years laboriou in the Mississippi
In Augusta county saturday C,h Inst after lingering
Illness Mrs SARAH McCUE, rc 81 the late Moses McCuc. Pea
Ia the Sird year ~ her
Near Greenh,d Nelson Go the 18th Of february the 2
Of her MR. MARY CULLEN wife p Cullen aud
daughter ~ Wilson G. Smith, 81 Nelson e..
In Norfolk lah Inst, Capt JOHN CARBON aged % years
On 18th ~ March Mrs. JANE g. wife 81 Roberts Eq
or merchant ST. forb. Nelson year
u her sh daughter John Miller F.q Of Rocking
bam
og The 75 Of Rcb is6. Mrs MARGARET BILL or Augu.,a %
aged g. years
On TIE San CayetAno Rancho, California o. join W
TAYLOR, aged GI years, native ~ Virginia.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-04-19

The editor ~ the Philadelphia Chr. uan Chronicle Ban
td has ''ccn hued s8's'u for libel on Rev W. Nrwen
agent ~ ur bspusi Bible juOn. Tor new translation
w reporting him - having said fa "hc had NJ ece
b. che couu"n edition Of The bible TIE ediu, offered
o. prove ftat VIZ NrWcn used these wor,Is but the
e0un Noud act permit him ~ DO IL.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-04-19

PaOGEys CusrsE way san Pr,pet.
W have some flrr Intelligence from China Tie Pekng gars'
nfs out Nat Zoo ~ no les than 2-m Killed battle not
ucudE heaps NJ Slain countless mutudes n dead
"e whole eSermnatei" bot merely taking the setus nun,
ber gwen aud The above result u arrived
adherents ~ Thae ping against the 49,
yefhmeh ne Rebels u TwHugt and KEang revou
ph D. - 20 means NJ eud There
.Chun Hnglong. Chun hoy. H. oang lang
nhe iad presto Who have yet their followers
kwang ~ aud DEFY The Imperial forces uandatns
not only Thee e. fear They have ~ raea
Won sch shows how side spread the revolt KranE ng mus.
The Pkn Gazette report. number n victories gained Nv the
s'1 va rFu TIE stronghold ~ e rcbsst reg Enanfoo VS.
about a. D. attacked
The latest from the highy important The ,i.yv
~ ne Nesoui1e a turbulent tribe ~ and he
,AWue 81 i11ehpFfoo n GnanhEei, after being occupied
year by DE Rebels Tie recapure effected " he cost mn
Rebel Killed ~ which 9n0u made
r w ave as received ntcn genc- victory gained b., de
lmrrnaN- ~ oncuen, in loo pin. which city been receiver.
~ o DC Emperor.
Ftt'ss'r Man RonnFErA from Marysyis CAL dated
Rds whitney, Express robbed on Trinity Mountain
nra -4 ye-irry morning ~ srteen toutaud doars Fve
m were m company Et t~ eSpressan. balance Of the
COMPANY YER rtd y enpugh o. sEe te amount about
irryhy thousand Tic Fspr,ss Company coming 90 Tfn
pratg upon t ktprsusn ~ The hu.es md had u III
cure hfpff u'y had chance 60 or resistance They told
bfasoF ic messenger they hHd been he h through
r and snow or three Brasiow rpld he you'd
follow u'm until be got The money"
Dtira ArrHor- George q Foster author n New y,t
~ "as Lg' an other uprks di,d rss,nee Phn4de
Plus or "Wednesday last Ne hal connected In several
~. IN Nv it cod Philadelphia, where biz ability a. para
uaphist vas conspicuous.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-04-19

BerSs-Th- rnng - the market this uniform
atgrrat with Of the prices
aud the supply hut The quality
l. quite good aud the demand s less active 1it
% follows Hest cattle lidl2 good
UE common quality. 9d9A Inferior quality, sSdsS
Wal CALyEsPrcc, this week have tended
ply about week with quality.
Sale. id6t.c hobs have been selling al 5ud2.
MICn COwsThe market has Continued dnll,
H. favor Of the buyer Browning prices 25 oBe
n 2'd.si
LINBsThe number Offering
Ter than for years Prices have consequently
Vaneed with quick sales, butchers waiting
the yard. purchasing them Immediately landing Prices
have reached and higher by live Ice.
number being already crippled Prlt. with
hrousht a225
SwtSEThrrr IL change prices. Sales have
at C1G3.c Ti.dsi.c
heavy, aud tie latter Al the lightcst
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-04-19
LIVERPOOL MARKETS, APRIL.

BfysfHf, itAvt e Cos circular.
RreHfsftrs-r~ of
tcasj, prouc,d prices. market o-ia,
largely attended, wheat rno
at ID Ia ID 20 @ The current rates Of last Tuesday w
quote To whis ca. lis Fluur
drmArn
ais ~, Philadelphia
bbl Indian s n ed demand, holder
thinking prices low enough pressing sellers aud re
tile Offering Nrs ORLEANS
2g G1 TO 3o- 6j, mixed Northern Sus 81. SIS per qr.
4. p & n Ma<tcclrs Circular.
The arrivals from Ireland and during the
hn smA FROM however, have received
Indian aud $3.50 bb The Ia the
comprise qrs 6Go q 46S' o. Indi,n corn
- ibis There has b-en
doing u The trade during the rat week and with few
fary discounted the
extremely wHh wind, aud frost night
trade, ami buyers from distance who doubt
hnd prices much depressed by the hut, holder,
showing disposition ultimately good business
consumption tft
l. pr hbl los sales made during the
There iw samples Of Indian Offering, the late arrivals b.
iug for the sampled, needy buyer. had pay
% 81 prime Northern mixed Sis for yellow and ST.
IA narn fnr nr meA VII lite