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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-06

AN EX.POIICE CAPTAIN OFFERS HIS SERVICES
About o'clock last evening Ex-Captan Bennett OF
the Old Police called on the Superintendent at White
street and offered his services as Special Constable.
and said that as he now recognized them as consttu-
topa force, he would risk his life in assisting them to
protect the citizens and in preserving the peace OF the
city, The Superintendent retired with him, and we
cannot state whether his offers were accepted or not
RuMoRED ATTECK ON THE FIFTEENTH WARD
STATION.
The following report was made late at night
July 4, 1857.
Mr.. A. M. Hamilton of Monroe street, states that he
il informed al believes, from what he has seen ana
heard that the Irish contemplate making an attack on
the Fifteenth Ward Station. House THE evening, and
TINT he saw and heard the late Captain OF the Seventh
Ward Let's and bis late Lieutenant encouraging the
mob 10 resist the Police in their endeayors 10 quel
them.
ANOTHER CONNERYIsM.
Coroner Connery avaed himself of this opportunity
to add weight to the obligation which the city already
owes him. Early yesterday morning the business az
the City Hospital great that the whole body OF
attending surgeons compelled to be at WORK. 10
the midst of their labor a son Of Coroner Connery,
little fellow your ger and still shorter than my son
John, came in and said to the Superintendent, "
want Dr. Cater to give his evidence" The faceuous
Coroner was holding al inquest on the body OF W.
man who died three or four days ago of delrium tre
MEMS The following was the colloquy
Little Connery-I want DR.. Cater to give his evi'
dence at the Dead House.
Superirtendent-He can't
Little Connery-He must.
Superintendent-Iie shan't.
Little ConDery-Dr. Cater, want You down 70 the
Dead House.
DIR. Cater--I can't come.
Of went the little fellow, and in few minutes nc
came back with a strapppg redheaded police Oilee. y,
Little Connery- drawing himself up'to h's iuu
hight 3 feet inches, and pointing maJes'icanV-
There's Dr. Cater-Oficer, do your duty.
The officer clutched the Resident Physician oi
the Hospital while engaged in the performance Oh %'
pera.iye duty and marched him of before tne 'uu'
grown ConLery. lie was speedily released
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-06
SARDINIA

The report Of contemplated marriage between the
Fing Of Sardinia and the Princess Sdone is formally
contradicted at The Saxon capital.
In the Sandman Chamber Of Deputies, the Ministry
had been Intercepted regarding the mission OF the
Cavaliere Boncompagni to the Pope during his stay
at Bologna. An interesting debate took place on the
subject in the course Of which Count CavOur declared
that the mission had no political character, but was
simply one of courtesy. The explanation was gener-
ally regarded as satisfactory, although exception was
taken by some TO such courtesy.
An interesting debate had taken place in the Turin
Chambers on the increase of the Sandman army The
war party confess openly that they support the Gov
erpment in augmenting the army during the peace,
because Sardinia must be ready for the war Of Italian
Independence against Austria.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-06
FROM HAVANA.

The L. S. Mail steamer Cahawba, L. Bulloch, Com
mander from New Orleans via Havana, arrived here
yesterday having left the latter place on the 3oth ut
Nothing new had traad since last accounts Ex-
changes have improvement much Offering The
prices of sugar remain as at last advices. Stock
265, 900 boxes here, and at Matanzas $1,000 do Mo-
lasses not plenty and change in figures The health
of Havana continues good Freights about the same.
Vessels not in demand for any business. The Spanish
ahet sill i'm Havana.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-06
SPAIN.

MADRID journals of June - report that at Sastago
disturbances to the cry of Long live Charles the
Sixth" had taken place, but details given.
Republican proclamations had again been circulated
in The capital but they produced little effect More
troops had been sent off to Havana.
TeleQraphic reports say that the Government is ap.
pre bensive Of popular connections at Barcelona, and
has consequently adopted military precautions to an
tcipate or suppress the same.
The position CT the Mexican question was still be-
eved TO be very unsatisfactory and no nearer to an
adjustment.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-06
PORTUGAL.

Lisbon dates are TO the 18th June. The 8. s. frgate
Constellation was at anchor in the Tagus.
The House of Deputies has passed a. bill making
liberal provision for the expenses of the forthcoming
marriage Of the King, and fixing the aew Queen s
dowry at EI3,000 per annum.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-06
RETGIITST.

1t appears from rumors in diplomatic circles, that
was brought about by the forcible complaints made
by the Ottoman Envoy under instructions from his
Government of the conduct of NJ Blondef the Belgian
Envoy at Constantinople in connection with the Da-
the Porte has sent NJ Blondel his passports.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-06
BOUNDED POLICEMEN.

w Hubbard, special patrolmap, residing at No!
2s Grand street, was wounded by being struck with
brick in the second assault made upon the police He
was conveyed to his RESIDENCE
Mr.. p G. Melville, special patrolman, was severely
injured by being hit on the head with brick.
Mr.. Alexander lie Fleur, residing at No. Congress
street, while acting a. special patrolman, was
wounded on the head with a brick.
George Shaw, No. 236 Water street. special patrol
man, was badly cut on the head
Mr.. Ira Bogardw, special patrolman No. l31
West Thhty-sixth street, badly cut in three places on
the head.
Mr.. johnson Haviland, residing at No. l3l West
Twenty sixth street, special patroman, severely in
iured on the face and head with link or sung shot,
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AUSTRIA

Letters from Vienna contain glowing accounts Of the
military celebration Of the hundredth anniversary
The proceedings were very brilliant, and passed off
with giea. eclai.
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DENIM ARK.

tits notified in The Lond0n gazette thetthe Danish
Goyernu mt has officially sgnifed its intention to re-
Observance of the provisional regulations existing at
Elsinore relative TO the Sound dues.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-06

DEATH IN THE HosPIrAL.-Wlliam A. Keller,
boy Is years of age, who stabbed on Friday night
last in fight with another lad in Hester street, near
Mulberry, died last evening, at nine o'clock, in the
City Hospital The youth was nephew of Capt.
Bowling Of the Sixth Ward
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rs ruv r! iaS,,,t'; Tra COMPANY have o.

h.nd every variety Of Tras for Grocer y ds 8
eents 10 40 cents Ounpowder and Imperial IRON ~ oenss
oen,.-sl other qus!itie. eq1tiy ow. ; o
No ias Chatbsm-st between Pearl aud Rooseveitsta
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RUSSIA,

severe hurricane had occurred at Archangel, do
ing much damage TO vessels from the interior. Loss
in goods estimated at 100, 900 silver rGbles.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-06
IAdyertisement.l

WHAT Is MY Boy CAPABLE OF DONG Have
bs Head examined PROF. FOWLER tell you Whist trade
business he will b. successful In Call at Ts brosaws'
and q till save you much trouble and anxiety
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-06
IAdvensenentf a..
I'm g FrrCH's Six Lectures on Consumption

II. %, II
and n Laws Of af $50 pages 80 enuavnsA bound sa
plsin the which be cures dis.a,es q TIE &
on rrceip, Of ~ cents. Address s. s. FtSH S' NO. hs
Broadway.
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FRANCE.

The election ofmembers ofthe new Corps Legslatf
came OF throughout France on Sunday and Monday
the 2lst and I'D Of Jurc and far intelligence is
received, oil passed OF quietly. Tho split in the
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IAdvertlsement.i
BANK FAILURES.

eopTH RoYALTos Bank oY VERMONT.
No,es on the shove Bank tskeD 81 EVANS bxrsSNh
CtoTgxG Nos 66 snd SO Fulton's a. 10 cents
On The dollar, in pay uent for Summer Clothing
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-06

ADVERTISEMENT
To perfume the Breath, eradicate Tan, rimp'es
and F,erke. use the BALM OF THOUSAND FLowEks nsne
genuine unl..s signed "FETRIDGE Co" New'fo'h FOG
sale at No. 2el Broadway and BY al Druggists
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fAdvertisemept.I

CATARRH- is Physician 10 this cily, III.
with remedy be has lately discovered He challenge, ny
and The world 10 the test He may be consulted M l
No. 3s5 Broadway, free Of chsrse The remedy ~ "f
form. Price, 81 and 81 Per bottle
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-06

,,.rsc assures henceforih legal guarantee 10
tPec,a 81 French IN ,nufactures and lays down the
nrrcipc of convention on literary and artistic prop
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-06
CAPE OF GOOD HOPE.

Late intelligence from the Cape of Good Hope in
dicaes that the proposition to construct harbor o
refuge at Table Bay will be carried out The es
tmated expense is one million sterling
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(Adverisement
WArsoN's Ten DOLLAR SEWING MACHINE


Books FOR SUMMER READING can be obtained
cent cheaper than al any other establishment In the city
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-06

Flaz m GRAND SrREEr.-About p M yesterday,
Officer Lewis and Special Officer Howell discovered
fire in the store Of j. G.. Sehinger No. S6 GRAD
street. and broke open the doors and removed some
of the goods to the Station-louse. The remen were
prompt and succeeded in confning the fire to the
store Officer Latty of the 10th, and Officers Corn
we'll and Thorpe of the 18th, were on the ground with
sections of men, and rendered all assistance in saving
the property and preserving the peace. The fire hsd
every appearance of being the work Of an incend's
The store was insured in st. Marks Insurance,
81 2O0 in Brooklyn Fire Insurance, $l6oO; in Mer-
chants Exchange and Remsen, of Brooklyn, $l,soo;
Excelsior. s., 900. Damage estimated at $4,000.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-06

MYSTERIOUS DEATH.-On the 4th Coroner Van
derbt Of Stspleon, Staten Island found the body Of
an unknown female under the hosting bridge at that
landing. It was sewed up in sack and minus it,
feet and one arm. An inquest was held on the re-
mains.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-06
CITY ITEMS.

BELLEVUE HosPTAL-E6eots Of Lager Beer.-At
Bellevue Hospital yesterday our reporter found only
one reminder Of the glorious Fourth, in the shape a
German named Henry TIsrmann, keeper Of . lager
beer saloon at No. 49, Eighth avenue. About mid.
light Of the 3d. occurred between some visitors
Of the saloon Tie police, coming TO quell it, found
the entrance barred, Hsrmspn refusing them admis-
sion. His account IL, that FIVE shots were fired BY
the policemen, two Of them saking efessone in tho
leg and another in the breast-very bad wounds, but
it is not supposed they will prove fatal.
Death of one Of Walkers Men Three Of the wards
are occupied mainly by Walkers men, many of them
in the most deplorsble condition. but IN imme-
date danger. One poor fellow was in truly pitisbIe
case, his stump of leg swung up deprived Of tie foo
awaiting another amputation. Nathan Farmer Of
S'eubenvile. Ohio, twenty years Of age. who Wa
fifteen months with Walker died az o'clock on the
evening of the Sd from the effects of wound received
at the defense Of Granada from a cannon ball that
took effect in the font Of both Leg, few inches
above the knee joint.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-06

FATAL ACCIDENT TO SAFE MAsyYAcTuRgR.-
An inquest was held by Coroner Perry at the houso
No $50 Madison st. the body of Mr.. josiah Hssey
who came to his death by injuries. The deceased
was manufacturer of iron safes, and Tuesday last,
while endeavoriDg, with DIR. John Byrne Of No. 300
Eish,h avenue to raise one of those mammoth reeep-
tacles, weighing about three thousand pounds, IL
slipped from the fsstenDgs and fell upon Mr.. Hssey.
thereby fracturng Of his legs and causing internal
injuries. From these wounds Mr. Haley fingered
till Saturday last and expired. The jury rendered .
verdict of Accidental Death" Mr.. Haisey wss
sixty-fve years of sge and a native of Nsw-York.
He was a very estmabe gentleman, and highly re.
spected by large circle Of friends.
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Males. Ell; Feusles, Il.
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CEAPINJ % IsUU,
BAN KER5,

No. 81 Johnson-st., bel. "a 4 Sd, kEoxuK, IOWA.
Sko.ea4E Sko. q lKk, L..s of Albany, Ny.
|voLLECTIONS made in all parts Of the West. and
~ promptly remitted day Of payment At cur
rent rates
Bank Of the State Of New York, n. Y.
E.J, Blake, Cashier of Mercantile Bank, N. y.
Lyman Chaplin, Albany, N. Y.
Erastus Corning Co., Albany, N. Y.
Hon Jno. L. Sahoolcrsft, Prcst Comm Bank, Al
bany, Y.
Thos. w. Oicott, Prest Mechanics 4 Farmers
Dank, Albany, New York.
Gilbert l.. Wilson, Asst Treas. N. Y. Central X.
X. Co., Albany.
Thompson 4 Co. q Express, Boston.
Hon. uoratio 5eym mour, Utica. N Y.
Iron Bank, Fall Village, Conn.
Marine Bank, Buffalo, ~ Y.
Jno- X. Lee 4 Co., Bankers, Buffalo, N. Y.
Michigan Insurance Co Bank, Detroit, Mich.
Marine Bank, Chicago, Ills.
:. IL. Burch &c., Chicago.
BANK Of Commerce, Milwaukee, Wis.
Mortimer Hall, St. Paul, Minnesota.
Greene, Thomas b Co., Bankers, Burlingtol, Iowa.
L,ker, Rcnick 4 Co., 4" ST. Louis, Ny.
Messrs. ID. w. 4 4. Kilbourne, ,keokuk, lows
Jno. Jacob Wendell, Cashier Demoine N. 4 X. hCo.
dscl6 6-diy
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CHEAT ATTRACTION
AT THE

"NIM Bile SKIP ENC ELL"
I AN now receiving heavy stock Of sEAsosAHLE
/ eoops, direct from the Eastern cities. They are
not second hand goods. but fresh and nice.
good assortment and large lot, TO suit all linds
of customers. .
There are three things TO be ecopsderedin trading
one is to have the right Kind OF goods; smother 70
10 make the prices suit and the thirdis TO have
accom- M odating salesmcn. My houses possess all
hese reauireme and certainly there 10 the place
Get Good Bargains.
Civ WINTER STOCK consisa n part Of the fol-
lowing Dolaines solid ard figured debai1s, htri-
NOS lustres pl aids, linseys ginghams CLOTHS, cas-
sirseres, easinets tweeds, jeans, canton hanneis,
wool hannels all coors, opera nanneis, Wool com
| forts hoods, mitts, gloves, hosiery, table Hntn,
damask. taper, shawls. long and Bay state, men .
wool shirts and drawers doInekties, blue aud hIo~n
tiekings shee tings, hate and caps boots and sh"ss
and everything usually found In the dry goods de.
| paytment And in connection with the shove,
have a large stock Of CnotksRY NARE. Having
| recently recruited my stock, can oh.r superior
inaucer ernents In this line. Also good assortment
IL choice FAMILY GROCEklEsi IN fact, every
thing in the merchandrxe line, and II there ~ any
art, ,ie We cannot furnish, We can tell you wheret
hpd it. .x,...,,, :,
Just drop In at the "NIMBLF sIXPENcE,' and
l.ok nj those Nfr Goods, which have not been on
hand since the year one 1t affords us pleasure u
show nice goods You will end them ri
! NOS. 81, ~ 4 100 Mntn-st., ksnnuk :
| 0cipoalw s. S. BILLINGS.
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y. NJ. BURNuAM.
PENNs nAILSsoAD.
300a oas

TINHREE daily Through Trans, between rhladci
i phis and Pittsbarg.--TnE Mokxisa NAIL Tram
leaves Philadelphia. for Pttsburg at n A. NJ, and
pistsburs for PhiiadelphiA at A. VI. TEE FAST
Line leaves Philadelphia for Pit,sbarg NJ p. N
THE NIGHT EXPRESS Train leaves PLiiaielphia for
Pitsburg at ii Y. NJ, and Pittsbarg for Philsdel-
phia at i6 r. M.
The above lilies connect at Pittsb b.rg with Rail
roads To aud from st. Louis, Mo. Alton, 6alens
and Chicago, Ill. Frsnkford, Lexington anu Lou
isville, nv. Terre Haute, Madison. Lafayette and
indianapolis. Ind. Cincinnati, Dayt'n, springfield
Beliefontaine, Sandusky, Toledo, Clese!ani, Coum
bus, GAINESVILLE, MassiIon and Wooster. Ohio also
With the Steam Packet Boats from aad to New Or
leans, St Louis, Louisville, and Cincinnati.
Through Tickets can be had TO from either oi
the above places.
For further particulars, see Hand bills at the dif
ferent starting points. Passengers from the Wes
will 6nd this the shortest and most expedition
route u Philsdsl lphia, Baltimore, New York Bos
ton. TH0S. MOORE,
AsEsr, Passenger Lines, Philadelphia.
| J. MESKIMEN,
Agent, Passenger Lines, Pittsburg.
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lS06.5. 1867
OHIO AND MIssIssIPPg
BROAD 6UA0E RAILROAD.
U.s.MAIL AND EXPRESS ROUTE.
Carrying fAe Great ESrfAsrr and Eastern Mail
NEW ARRANGEMENTS

voR THE wINTEa or 1861.
rwo faRoueH raAiHs AND ONE sASDovAL AccoxxopA-
rfos TRAIN DAILY SUNDAY ExcKrrEp).
4 and after Sunday, Nov. seth, trains will run
~ follows:
Morning Mall train leaves ST. Louis at 7:43 o'clock
A. N, and Il. 81. Louis Depot At $50 A. X. Even
ing Express train leaves st. Louis 3:45 r. ~, and
b. e. Louis Depot 4:30 X.
The sAndovai Accommodation leaves SandoyAi a,
r. NJ, on the arrival OF the Illinois CentYAl train
from the North and Sonth, and arrives at ST. Louis
at 5'2a p. ~, making the quickest and most direct
route between ST. Louis and Cairo and points north,
on the Illinois Central Railroad.
The Nail and Express trains make direct and
certain connections ~ indianapolis with II East
tratns thus making the shortest and quickest posi-
1le rsute ffor the Present( TO New York, Boston,
Philadclphsa. Pittsburgh, Baltimore, Washington
Cny, Louisville, Cincinnati, and all the eastern
nois Central r. r..
ONLY ONE CHANCE or CARS TO CHICAGO.
This is the best aud only reliable route between
~. Louis and Terra Hautc, and the Easteru Roads
out Of indianapolis run in direct connection with
trains Of the Ohio Mississippi Road.
New York Passengers have choice Of four railroat
routes from indianapolis, win New York 4 Erie
n. !. Central, Pennsylvania Central and Baltimor,
Ohio
ThrVugh passengers should avail themselves ID
this most reliable route between the East an,
West, as II affords unusual facilities, being supe
rior road, and the only Broad Gauge Road In tn
West.
Passengers for Decatur, Bloomington, LasAlle
Rock Island, Darlington, Peoria, Dunleith, Ga
lena Peru, &C., dc connect at Ssndoval with tn
Illinois Central Road for the above named points
direct.
Passengers for Mastoon and Chicago, connect a
odin with Chicago Branch. Through from 81. =. al
with one change OF cars.
Through baggage checks given In this city, al
baggage handled free; giving passengers no troab
at the depot.
THROUGH TICKETS
can be procured at the ofioes, No. ~ and 80 co
ith and Chestnut street, uHder the Planters H. Gus
or No. "a Levee, corner Of Vine.
| N. b. Both o6hccs are exsctly on the corner, Il
only places 10 obtain reliable information.
ISAAC WYMAN, Gen 4 Tick ct Ag't.
| WH. CHRlsriE, Master Transportation.
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~ $3.50 s-Hsisar -. ls-sfsss
TERMS OF ADVERTISING

Business Cards. not exceeding six iiues, inside
tl2, otherwise %.
Notices Of meetings, charitable societies, hre
eompsniss, 4e, half price.
Displayed advertisements half more than the
above rates.
Advertisements leaded and placed under the head
Of "spssiai notices" dosbis fAt ordinary rates.
Spseisi notices in the local column - cents per
line.
Advertisements ordered on the inside exclusively,
In the Daily, after the Grst two weeks 50 par osnt
more than the above rates,
Advsrtissu.nts no, accompanied with directions
will b. inserted till forbid and charged for sccord
inEy.
Al frsssisas susi be paid In advdnee
This ruls will not be varied from.
Whsa tha advertiser uses the Weekly alone, the
price will be the same - In the Daily Where the
Ds,iy sai Weekly are both ssed, rs par cent. viii
b. deducted FROM the aggregate amount
Under the present system. the advertiser pays 50
mach fss the space he occupies, the changes being
ehsrs sabl. for e,mpsstisn osly. This piaa 10 new
generally adopted. 0arshAres for shapgss will -
lsssnts pH square.
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SANDERS, SCOFIELD x CO.,
rlYRylTlrWE w 4 n r.. n q n Ms

Main street. bet. 5th 1 9th Sts., KEOKUK, IOWA.
rHHE undersigned have nov I'M
L their Ware Rooms, and dcaign
keeping constantly on hand we'll
selected sssort ment Of ell kinds Of smbrA
cling Marble Top Dressing, and plain Bureaus; Ane
and plain Sofas hns and plain Center and Card
Tables; Cane seat and Windsor Chairs, Rocking
Chairs Of every description from plain wooden
seat 10 the finest hair cloth stuffed seat plain and
fancy turned Cottage Bedsteads Of the lstsststyies
Lounges, &c.
Looking alasses Of all sizes Clocks, Carpetings,
door and door mattinKs, hoor and table oil cloths
mattresses, feather busters, carriage trimmings,
window shades and trimmings, and every other arti-
Gle usually kept in our line Of business.
Part Of our stock was made under our own super
vision, and the rest bought from manufactories oi
high standing, so that We warrant every article
! for durability and Gn,sh of work kmans.ip.
Our object 10 to establish permanent business
here, aud not on the Peter Funk principle and q
an inducement to person. 20 purchase Of US, we ar
resolved TO sell At the lowest Sc. Louis prices.
/ Call and examine our stock before purchasin nj
elsewhere. We will always take pleasure in shown
furniture to Ladies and entlem who call on vs.
whether they feel inclined TO buy not.
SANDERS, sCoFIELD 4 co.
Nav "a JS5f..-dkwtf
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RtckIcn 4 Lucas,
Near Sd and Main SIS, .....,. .kEOkUk, IOWA.
Nv + receive deposits, discount paper, aud make
w collections, ia this sity and throughout the
Nor tn west.
Exchangs bought and soid al current rates.
Gold, silver, and uncurrent money bought and
sold.
First class business paper wanted at market rates
YoRKIGs EXCHANGE.
We sell drafts on England and ireland in sums
from pound upwards, at reduced rates. and fur
nish drafts Germany in the currency OF any pro-
vince :" Fiorins, /" "Thalers," MARX -Banco" and
Bremen Thalers;" on France, Belgium, Swtser-
land and Italy in 'Francs."
strangers visiting the city are invited to call
ut our Office where every information will b. given
and the bes, rates paid for Eastern drafts and eur
rency.
RgvEKEScKs
Bank Republic, New York City.
Carpet inter- 4 Vermiiye, ~ Wali-st., New York.
Isaiah Lee / Co., Baltimore, Md
Dahievy, Drake Co., Cincinnati, o.
H. Tucker Co., Exchange Bank, Chicago.
John J. Anderson 4 Co., ST. Louis,
James Robb i Co New Orleans.
noyl2-d
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J. w. JOHNSTON,

/ TNUEHIHhEK, Dot. MAIN and JOIN
~ son sts., in the Alley.
Carries on the business Of Undertaking In All ite
branches uo has recently made extensive additions
TO his stock and perfected his arrangements In every
department.
PATENT METALLIC BURIAL CASES,
impcrvious 10 air and ndestructible, highly orna
rnented and invaluable for the preservation OF the
dead ~ wen collins OF every style and finish fur
nished 70 order.
Hcarses and carriages furnished and the entire ar
rsngemens Of the funeral attended TO when req
knoLnk Anrii L. lSi6. dy