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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-03-26
MICAJAH MANGUM.

N'IRGINiA MECHANICS INSTITUTE,
FIRST PREMIUM AWARDED TO JOHN w
DAVIES, STONE CUTTER, MAIN STREET, BE-
-HEys sI6HTH AND NINTH return thsnks TO my
ends for their kind patronage during the past four
34-uIsh Store Fronts, Monuments Tombs Vaults, and
s.,rnd Enclosing Hurying Grounds and In fsct ali
work in the Stoue-Cutting and Building line.
QQsilty Of Stone and Workmanship not TO be sur
passed North or South. ocSo
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4 'LO Il III q AT "HOLESALE.--U
~ stock of spring clothing for the wholesale
tTade 10 now complete and ready for exhibition. The
5sorment is large and desirable, embracing every
afIety snd style of goods in line, manufactured
oy ourselves, good style and with rect;reference
% ths wants of the merchants of Virginia, North
CaIolns and Tennessee. Having every facility for
t4e manufacture of clothing (being very extensively
n2sged in the tusuess) with long experience in the
fad7 IN this city, confidently invite an examna-
Ton OF our stock and prices, satisfied that we can
PET induce ments which are not surpassed by any
L.0't IN the union. call from cash and prompt pay
ing purchasers is respectfully solicited.
KEEN, BALDWIN CO,
rah II 1O2 Main sweat
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TO THE ? C8LIC.--From the advertise.

nent OF .dr. P Johnston, in today's paper. il
VI be seen hat the furniture of the Powhatan House
i for SALE or enough cf it pay the rent which is
must and uncaled for, as have rendered him his
sAt teHi can prope at any time. The house will
kept open heretofore where will be pleased to
f-e my friends and the travelling public generally
mn II JOHN DARRACOTT
" rlaaea conr
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~ LEf's Ofhce.-I am p4ying to-day the very him.
st market price for 10, ID. I2O and I6o acre Land
y nErants Call early at WIN HURLEY'S
Exchange and lland Warrant Office l4th st.
opPosi 10 the P Post Office, Richmond, Va.
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-Nx. CAKiIAGEs, CARRIAGES.

IN * The subscriber has on hand. at hSs Coach
Ah--A-- Making Establishment, CT Lombard AL
sy. between Nam aud Cary, tiSth and l4th streets)
ear tae Columbian Hotel COACHES, CHARIO-
TIES. BAR0UCHES, BUGGIES with and without
,v. sd SULkiES, all Of his own meke of the best
r.ste.a.s and workmanship. All of which will be
.at low good work Of the kind be in the city
4 Richmond; and respectfully ask call from those
q " ant of any article in the Carriage line rs am de-
eftlinsd 10 make to order and sell at the lowest
--l1rs possible aud sN sod, that is new, war
s1:ed.
q,
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n VIRGINIA HOUSE--(srace street near
v 9h-Mrs. ROSA J. VALENTINE would re.
lPectfuy solicit share of public patronage promis
1s to uss every endeavor 10 make hsr guests feel at
bone" Transient boarders also accommodated -
Terms reasonable. NH JI-Iu*
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snd Shower Battle can be had al all hours froa;
o'clock A N. TO 10 r. M. AZ the Hair Cutting sha.
ing and shs mpoonins fsoan, under the American
i. Sti EnHsnes on lith street. Single bath 20 cts
r. s'S"sksM tor dollar. NH Il.
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r l1HAs. Ii. LANGLEY, Tin aad Sheet
y Irur Manufacturer, 18th street. bstveen Main
ani Cory Richmond, Va.
GAS FITTING AND FIXTURES,
-s'esm Pipes for Churches, Public Buildings, 10
Metallic Roofing, Gutterlng and Spoutsug put
up in any part of the city and country
IL AND GARDEN PUMPS FOR SALE.
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IGHT! MORE LIGHT !--P TEN T

Il n
"A DIFFUSiVE DAYLIGHT REFLECTORS -
The subscriber, having purchased the right for the
State of Virginia for b. Goetz Co.'s DIFFUSIVE
DAYLIGHT REFLBCTORS, is now prepared TO
supply persons having dark stores Offices cellars and
warehouses, with the same.
Specimens may be at the Dispatch Office Ma
lslonaI American and Whis Offices: Binford Mayo
BARS st. Charles Hotel, and at N. Ezekels No IS
Main at.
TF- Ohce and Mandatory, corner of Main and
Pearl streets up stairs.
NH la-dlm ISAAC SCHRIVER.
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SHELL LiME~st have for sale and will
~ ftep constsn,ly on hsri ct my Lime Kilns, near
apt p9ddln's tavern, on Bacon Branch large sup
OF The beet guality Of pure, unsdulterated Oyster
SleH LINE. Farmers and others IN went of this ar
Es re cen get their orders flled by spplying at ny
'In' or addressing ire through the city p.
"ho-dGclm JOHN MOSS.
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VOFFEE, SUGAR, CANDLES. Nc.--

{ 'Orr FEE, SUOAh, CANDLES, Nc..-
- 100 bags prime Laguayra Coffee, $50 bags Rio
CoHee Old Java and Jamaica ditto; crop N. o.
sGssr and Molasses; 200 packages Loaf Crushed
Po"dered and Coffee Sugars 1870 boxes and half
NHeS Adamautiue Candles % casks London Porter
:" baskets tqts. and ptsl Foucher VT, Oliver &
Co. superior Champagne Wine london Deck Bran
lies Otard Dupuy Co, pale and dark; Old Rye
W "hlskey; Apple and Peach Brandy Cigars Smok-
ing and Chewing Tobacco with the usual variety of
small articles, il store and for sale by
FG(II, ESTON 4 EIT'yGFRAI.D
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EY-Advsrtisements published until forbid, win he
charged 80 per sqnare of ten lines for the first
insertion. and Is cents for each continuance.
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y OTl 4 E--I have this day uppotuIed
y WIN H. SCHULTZ as my agent to carry on
ID conduct my business.
] nh I5--10t+ JEREMIAH CRAWFORD
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IMPORTANT TNOTICE.--Hayiug sold out
my sSddiery and harness business It becomes in
F'um1ent upon me to urge settlement OF the debts
que me, as some of long stardng Those that re-
suatn unsettled by the lst of March will be dealt
-h according TO law, as require the money to carry
my new business. JOS. II. COLQUITT Agt
te j8-;s 18th street, between Main and Cary.
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I1Ub bIFUNEWENT.--tIi II with regret that
- nave to announce that my Distribution Enter.
P,.'e @ cannot take rIace on the 22d February The
g. tulsusI hardness OF the winter has prevented me
'o.I seeing and settling with my aFonts. As Hsol as
Gsn see them shall FIX upon another day not later
e ABOUT the let OF August, nj which time the Draw
Tf VIII certainly taie place the tickets called in
tict ,ns money refunded. And should the sale Of
e1ex satisfy in doing So shall FIX upen an ear.
~ nI' day' as am anxious TO have the Drawing take
pace at the earliest posi- BILE time
a,e 49,. JESSE T. HOPKINS,
ti'Au Liberty, Va
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nv JAS. A. COwARDIN.
MECHANICAL.
D1,1t,INTING-P AINTING.--The unde

AINTIN G.--The under
L signed is now prepared to do HOUSE PAINT
No and has engaged the services of first rate work
EN- He assures his friends Of his determination TO
.5te hs whole attention to this business and SIGN
" v,c,l As ORNAMENTAL PAINTING and that
Ne but the best materials will be used, aud fair
,-re. charged. His Sign Wsrk may be seen In front
II I,srstch Ofice, Binford. Dickinson Il Weisiger
MASKS Shoe Store. opposite st. Charles Hotel. in
~ First Market House. Bon Ton Bakery" 18th
-est aad in fsct all over town--he took the first
.s- s,-n st the last Mechanical Fair" and knows
.werk and rgices will compare favorably with any
-,-s IN the business Hoping 10 receive a share OF
,.t~onase he asks those that require any kind of
, ,,-t;ae 10 give HIM call.
Wa-tsd = Boy apprentice and two good
r;sase Painters Z. w. ALLEN
I2;h St, between Main aud Bank st
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SENNA FiGs--A safe, pleasa nj and efIec.
tosl remedy for constipation Of the bowels and
4~oases arising thefefrom. Price Is cents per boy
w. C. BATTAlLE
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FNg ENCOukAGE HOME MANU-.

us ESCOt RAGE HOME MANI.
C+St s4ss,- RACTORlES.-The subscriber has and
ASHe1z-f1~keeps constantly on hand an assortment
r Roekawsys, Buggies and Barouches made of the
,ts, naterias snd by the most skilful work nan.
y a.ch he will sell on IS accommodating terms as any
ne IA the city.
Orders taken for any style of carriage and executed
sthuy S; his establishment on 18th street between
trace and franklin.
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REFERS T

~ Collections the Cities of Virginia and North
Carolina, made on favorsble terms
~ Stocks bought and sold on Commission
sF' Land Warrants wanted.
REFERS TO
Messrs. r. II. Chsmberlsine Soma Bankers Nor.
folk Va.
". Bowden, Esq, Cssh'r Bank ofVirginia, Nor
folk, Va.
Messrs. Maury Morton Bankers, Richmond. Va.
MessTs c. ". Purcell & Co., Bankers, Richmond
vs. mn 6dgT,,
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tFoh sALE--IOO shn re-. of ITiI1 1T11 = n
and PETERSBURG z. r. STOCK.
I oxI-I r. ii. MAURY & CO -
'UTATOEs, APPLEs AND BUTTEK-
~ ~ ools white Mercer POTATOES
10 bbls. APPLES, and
10 kegs best Goshen. BUTTER
Just received and for sale by
mn a-ts ~ r. o. HACKING
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SAM. w. HARDWOOD,
Governor street, Richmond
C. w. WHITE. Salesman. NH 2I-lm
WELL AND GARDEN PUNIPS.-.The
w subscriber has just received another supply of
those celebrated WELL and GARDEN PUMPS that
ne has had for sale the past two years These Pumps
have given entire satisfaction to every person that
has used them Call and them.
CHAS. II. LANGLEY
Tin and Sheet Iron Manufacturer,
NH 7 18th street. between Main and Caiy
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TYUNNINls FLUiD--J nst received iress
s1pP'S' - w. C. BATTAiLEs
nrasxlsf.
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M INDUW $ II AID e >! WINDOW

w SHADES TAT the low price Of S7t Cts, worth
cts worth Sl.50; Vases $1, richly worth SO; Ele-
CANT Gilt Shades at half the price they usually
sold at Table Oil Cloths Bureau and Stand Covers,
different widths and patterns, very cheap also, a
very nice assortment of Dry Goods, Fancy Articles
Hosiery and Gloves, which viii be sold ct great
bargain. Call before purchasing elsewhere, at the
cheap store of NJ. GOLDEN, go Broad st.,
NH between Sd and 4th.
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L il TO their advantage to make trial before the
season closes of our HARD COKE for heating their
factories II has been pronounced by some who have
used II sor this purpose quite as economical and In
some respects preferable to Anthracite Coal
Our stock in future will be ABUNDANT 10 meet all
demands and orders will be punctualy supplied.
Apply at Coke Office corner 10Th street and Basin
b.nE NH 20-ts JNO. J. WERTH. Agent.
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| ST.
loNs
TfitAT
|ble
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ERESH GROUND PLASTER..-From Sc.
L lected Windsor lump; for sale by
TALIAFERRO BRO,
fe 15-Sm Corner Cary and llth st.

sELLING OFF AZ REDUCED PRICES
- MY ENTIRE STOCK OF WINTER GOODS
RICH VELVET, SATIN and CLOTH CLOAKS
AND TALMAS; FRENCH MERINOES; CASH
MERES; Mouslins; Bed and servants Blankets
Flannsls; Mors antique Silks of all colors also a
large assortment of other Silks. You viii find 1t to
your interest to call at the cheap store before pur
chasing elsewhere. M. w. ROSE,
fe 2S1m No. 2G3 Broad ST.
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=. Druggist.
T1aT-U AN 70. 900 Flo small
ID nnnly inst received from the manuinctnfef.
NH IS j. f.JAckSON. No Y Nsla s..-
NRII9s6 MEDICINES. &c.-~l nnve ~ M6
csivsa by recent arrivals suppiiss Of Qiise o,.s
En. onipius Spices Heidsek Wine, setse Sofss
Enss, sssn,. sn,s s..1 - J. y. JACKSON.
nh - s44ss Nv - s~-
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-09-11

THE Largest CHEAPEST AND BEST,
READ BIGELOw's LIFE OF FREMONT,
ne Aofhe~'ie aud only Compisfe Edition Of ne LIZ
and Public Ser ricrs If
JOHN Cel ARIES Tse o. MONT.

7ar Ae,hen'ie aud only co~piee Edition 81 ne ne
and Public St ricss IF
JOHN Cd ARIES FREMONT.
INCLUDING AN ACCOUNT or
~. Explorations, Discoveries and Adventures on
Five succesaful Expedi tons Across the North
American Continent; Vol uminous Selections
from his Private and Public Correspon-
dencc; Including his D. fence before
the Court Martial, and fallre-
ports OF his principal
Speeches in the Senate u the United States.
BY JOHN BIGELOW, Editor II N. Y Eve. POST.
WA an aee.rste Portrait Steel riA naMeyoss
Spirited Wuxfraiions
ONE LARGE 2No. OF NEAR 500 PAGES pRycr a On
9N-For sale At 0GDEN'S CRY BooxsroRs,
SO Main-st.
Matter in this edition not TO be found In any
other Biography II Fremont.
Account Of Col. Fremont = mothers family in
Virginia and his relationship to Washinston
Particulars Of her 6rst aud 8. cond marriages
Will ~ his graniathsr. Col. Thos. Whiting,
speech Of Dr. Linn IN tha United States Senate.
I'm moving TO print extra copies Of his report Of the
first Expedition.
graphic account Of his second Exploring Expe-
dition from the pen of Col Benton.
Authentic account Of thu third Expedition and
the Emancipation Of California.
Secretary Marcy Report ON Fremont's Explora-
ton and ConQuesto VI California.
Accounts of the extraordinary ride az Gel FIRE.
mont from los Angeles to Monterey, andback--soo
Commodore Stockton's account Of the Conquest Of
California by Col. Fremont.
Affair III honor between Col Fremont and Col
..s.A, aosssaSI u California, ui.a ali inc Cor
rrsPondence.
Letter to the Adju,ant General ssking a Court
martial
His own defence before the Court artisl report
cd complete
Complimentary letter. from Alexander Won
Humboldt, aud FROM the London Geographical So
cety
Curious scientific controversy with Capt Wilkes
| OF the south sea Exploring Expedition.
Col. Bcnton's aecount Of Freinont's fourth Fix.
| ploring Expedition.
HIS hrst political letter, being in reply to som.
caiumnes supposed 10 have origi ated with Col Jno
b Weller, In California, and In which he avow.
| himself Democrat
Full reports tunabrdged) Of his rrinci pal speech
| ca in thr II. 3. Senate.
1 AFFAIR of honor between Fremont and Senate
| Foose, with the correspondence complete
Thrliing account Of his fifth aud last Rxpsdition
1 ny an arstst Who accompanied him.
| An account of the scientific results az his Lar
/ Expedition, written by himself.
Ihe (scfs IN regard To his religious sxperisnc
and opinions.
Letter IN relation to the practicAbiity Of Pasta
Railroad. .n.io
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FaEE LAsoR--The natural capital which cousti-
tutcs the real wealth of this Erca, country, and
creates thai Intelligent poHer in the alone
be relied On rs the Baiwark vi Free Ins,itusions
John G. Fremont's Letter " Acceptance.
Whenever there Is q substantive good TO be done
whenever there 10 FOOT of land 10 be prevented
from becoming Slave territory, l am willing 20 a.
sert the principle Of the exclusion Of Slavery
Daniel Webster.
i repeat that never can aud never will vote, and
no earthly pSwer will ever make vote. to spread
Slavery over territory where it does not exist
Henry Clay.
heartily concur in all movements which have
FOR theirobject To repair the mischief arising from
the violation OF goo faith in the repeal of the Mis-
snnri Compromise. am opposed TO Slavery in the
abstract, and upon principles sustained and made
habituaiby settled conviction. While feel innex-
iblc in the belief that il ought not be nlerfefed
nth whsreit exssts under the shield OF State SOW
ereignty, infexibiy opposed to its extension
on this continent beyaad i.s present imi,s-[ John
e. Fremont.
| feel that there IL nothing which the civilised
world, il they take notice Of humble m individ-
ual ~ myself, will reproach me With. when ] say,
~ l sAid the other day, had made up my mind
for one, that under no ctrcaDsfances would consent
to the further extension of the area Of Slavery in
the United States. or of the further increase VI
Slave reprere utation Ia the House OF Representa-
tisea -lspeech Of Daniel Webster on the Oregon
Bill, l83B.
r.. VOICE ~ Hy~~s c,Ay4-Tr 1880. H-r-ycl.v
spoke the following words
.But you cannot put your finger on any part Of
the Constitution which conveys the right or the
power 10 carry slaves from Of tho States Of the
Union 10 any Territory Of the United States. Nor.
sir, can admit for single moment. that there il
any separate or distinct right upon the part OF
s. ates or individual membcr Of the States, or any
portion Of tho people of the United States to carry
Slave. into Territories. undsf the idca that those
Territories are he'd in common between the several
States.
THn RIcHMosp ExouIREa on rHs CiHcIHxArI pLAr
YoRx.--Wish the utnoat possible precision aud EN-
phasis Of language. these resolutions affirm thu
great vital principles, lat, II he Constitutions
guarantees Of slavery; and secondly 1t the equal
Of the States, in respect VI thcir sovereign dig
nifty aud political rights. In equally clear aud
elusive terms the doctrine Of Squatter Sovereignty
i IL repudiated by the Democratic party.
III am elected 70 the high odice for which yon
paYtiality has nom mated me, will endsavor 10 ID
minister the sccordng to the true spiri
| Of ths Constellation, - IL Was Understood by tn
great mem who framed and adopted it, and u sucl
| . WY ~ TO p~,ssrse both Liberty and Union.-
Holm G. Fremont.
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Ga the Slssty question the platform adopted for
buchanan comprises these points:
tst tangress has no right 10 exclude Slavery
From any territory.
~ ihe psep.e OF a territory have power to
proa,bit Savoy o. long the territorial govern
IA mt iasts.
I'd. sqaaitsr Sovereignty is = humbug, and is no
LANCER plank ia the Democratic creed.
ith. "siaAs equagity" nuans the right Of Slave.
holders TO take their Saves inta the pubic do
aain. BY yutus IL the Slave laws VI the Slave
states.
5sh. That siareryis national and Freedom sec
ttonal.
sth. That the people Of territory can only ex-
eiude slavery from among them after they have
formed State Consultation and been aamitte int
the Union.
7th. That Kansas mus, b. KEEP, out Of the Union,
IN the plea VI want Of population, antil the Free
state men murdered driven cut and the slave
holders firmly painted under the protection of the
tseneral Gov rnnent.
sth That any man denying the foregoing doc
trine iss Traitor and should b. dealt with accord
ingy.
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b. $. MERRIAM, Clerk.

Bosros, Sept. g. A petition is receiving
signatures Of merchants and others, At the
Exchange, urging the Governor to call spe.
ciai session OF tho Legislature 70 take into
consideration the safety Of the lives and
property OF the sons and daughters Of Mas.
sachusetts, nov endangered by assaults from
border ruih~ns 10 Kansas, and devise means
for their relief AMI defence.
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Oars--i2 10 &3c SKIS. included.
KYE--65e sks. included.
FLAxsEgp--Sl 90 per bu.
WHisxr-s2 3sc per gallon.
Hipgs,-Dry lac.
Pnov istoss--Neshing doing decidedly nai.
GaocEaiEs-Lot sugar cold. various qualities,
loc round. Cene, good ii!e, prime III l2c; dull.
Reboiled molasses. 53c.
~ LIsr or INDIANA FAIR BANKS taken 81 Cur
rency al the Banking Houses in this city
Bank Of the Capitol, Ipdianap
Bank Vt Etkhsrt, Eikhart.
Baak Of Goshen. G.~b.u.
Bank ~ Intiiana, Michigan City.
Bank of Mount Vernon. Mt. Vernon.
Bank Of Monticello, Monticello
Bank u Paoii, Papl.
Bank of salem Salem
Bank If Rockville, Rockville.
Bank of Syracuse, Syracuse.
Bank of Warsaw, warsaw
brpokt ala Bank, Rockville.
oambridge City Bank, Cambridge City,
Canal Bank, Evansville.
Central Bank, Indian apolis.
Crescent City Bank Evansville
Exchange Bank, areencastle
Farmers and Mechanics hank, fud ian apolis
FayetteCounty Bank, Connersyille
Isrmers Bank. Westaeld
tram Eank, LAFAYETTE.
Hoosier Bank, LogansI,ort.
Indiana Bank, Madison.
Indiana stock Bank Lsporte
Indian Reserve Bank Kokomo
Kentucky stock :. Coiumhus
Lagrange Bank. Lima.
Merchants and Mechanics Bank, New Albany.
Ny 4 Va. Stock Bank, Evansville.
Prairie City Bank, Terre Haute.
PaYke Co. Bank
southern Bank. Terre Hau,e
salem Bank, salem.
Savings Bank Of Indiana, Connersvilie
shawnee hank, Attica
Tippecanoe Bank, Winnamac
Iraiers' Bank, indianapolis
70 The notes Of the following Banks are not re-
eeiFet by any II thr Bankers in this city with the
exception II the Agricultural Tenn Bank which
IL taken by Il.m.ng Lave ana Eord t.orha,n =
Ford
Erie City Bank. Prnnsylvania.
Warren County Bank. Pennsylvania.
New 1assie Bank, Pennsylvania.
cumberland Sayin e. Bank Maryiand.
Bank oi iecamseh, iecunseh, Mich.
Maclmb co. Bank. Mt, Clemens, Mich.
Arlington Bank, Washington, ID, e.
Agricultural Bank. Brownsyiiis, Tenn
Lsehangr Bank VI Tenn, Murfreesboro' Tenn.
Bank OF East Tennessee, Knoxville. Tenn.
tantral hank of Tennessee. Nashville, Tenn
Farmers and Merchants Bank, Greensboro. Nd
valley Bank Hasrrstown, Md.
Manufacturers ana Mech. Rank, Columh bus Geo
Planters and Mechanics Bank Dalton. ti.o
Rhode Island Central RANK, East tsrcenwich, r. I
Farmer = Bank, Wexford, RI
Ellsworth Bank, Ellsworth. Me.
Groeers Bank. Boston, Mass
Wooster Bank, Danbury, Conn.
kaaawha Bank, kanawha, Va.
Commercial Bank, Chicago. Ill.
The Tecumsch Bank. and Msconb County Bank
are counted on the wild list and should he let
alone. The Commercial Bank, Of Chicago has faill
ed, but the circulation il secured and no serious
shave should be submitted To-
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New stock.
COMSTOCk 4 BROS,
STOVES
Timers Stock.


5000 lbs. oval aud roundcopper Bottoms from ct
10 inches.
1000 bdis. Sheet Iron from No. I4to77
1000 packages Plymouth kiyets, iron and tin'a
from > OF. to IL ibs.
500 boxes Tin plate.
900 bundles Iron wire from No. 6 to No. Is.
100 gruss Fea Kettle breasts and GOV RS from 81
III inches.
% gross Pressed tin bottoms frona 6to o inch.
90 DO do scoiioped and plain dinner plates
90 do Stove ornaments assorted
20 do oval Tea pot Breastand Covers.
100 do Assorted tin q ears
so do Iron tea kettieears.
80 do do do do burs
100 do Pressed al pot covers
200 do Of No. /, =, and peuter knobs
100 feet Brass Wire Cloth;
Bent Spouts, assorted sises
Perforated tin ia sheets;
Copper Riycts and Bars
Bucket Handles;
Mailets expressly for tlIners use
e'oye Backing ~ papers or by The key
CON roC X BROTHERS.
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PgANOToRTEs
Git

new Mmsbrol A0strumcn NJ store,
IN linton Block, No. l53 Main Street, Second floor
vISHE andsrsigned most respectfully begs leave 70
1 inform the musical community Of this city aud
vicinity that he has opened PiAxoroRr. Dsror,
comprising extensive aud varied stock Of instru.
menss from the manufactures OF nearly all the eel
ebrated makers in the world Among these are some
which received the First Premium in Europe n wril
as America at the lat, Worlds Fair. All are Of
fcred for less than cost prices III order TO close up
business.
Come and judge for yourselves. Pianos tuned Ia
equal temper through the ~ keys, and repaired to
order. J. b. JENNINGS.
aug29 dun.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-09-11
SUNDRIES.

Nldsk Kettles from 10 40 gallons Ovens and
- Las ola Lids skiiiess and lids, escorted Cast
iron lea Kettles Japsned Trunks. Pradtps "a
t.ice Moulds scoiloped and plain Cake Pans. a..
Anistefs, square and round. assorted Lard Lamus
lin ware and Stove Ppc. liause, sheet iron and con
per work done pyomptiy, In tho very best manner
COMsTnCK A BROTHERS