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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-13
SAN PaAxcisco, Friday ]

SAN FRAxctsco Friday Evening, June 10:
FLouR-Jobbing sales Of $50 sacks Oregon and ~ 90 90
at IS S0 200 de- Domestic at $9a $loi 200 do do ct I'll l
DO Selfrsising at SIS 60
MyAi-9O bbls. Sweet Eastern Corn Meal sold at 81.
WHEATSales Of $50 bags Oregon at &c. 100 do Domestic
at Sic .,.oas,,o
$50 do. at 81 S.
OATs-loO bags jobbins sold at sIc
PoTAToEs--6JO bags sold in lots at ltdlIc. .
BUrTER-Sals Of frkins Eastern on terms not stated
SUGAR-O bbls San francisco Refinery Circle and 40
hs bb do d. sold private terms Auction sale Of % bSs
Eastern Crushed at sc 100 mate Bstsvan No. Is at l4c 81
China No l. slightly dsmseed, at l3c 55OVW ID Manila
Sugar ex. Bonita, sold Oh terms not stated.
RICE-n0 mats China No. sold Ut SIC. 100 do. d. ct
-. ion, at the same figure
sus ESQ half bbIs choice sold at lic IS half bss ct
ar1 at 1sc.
oos-4o dozen win,low's Green Corn sold Of ~
Q, Frr,. Peaches auction, ct 90 Isl ~ DO Apple
pin a. do 50, 50 do. English Pickles ct do Of ~ ~ -
s-I5o bcseS Staten Island Adsmsnncs sos On
NOT made public, ld DO Thsins do ct suction q
So.p- boxes English Brown Sosp sold on prssts
.si.s by sucep Of $50 and l5o Co. His at soc S
Rum-2s bbls New gland Rum sold on terms n0' "'''
WuisKyso bbs American. shipped cen' so''e P''''
.o,d AZ auction AZ ale balance withdrawn. "A. ...u.
Is ~ New York cold on terms sos "Aae P'
RssSIy-saIs - auction Of 50 esses sicsrd 81 ~
q, ,prr-25 ~ Bordeaux sold at b5S - x.,.,.
PATyR-sae 8 auction Of 100 resnis double Crown
PAPER al Sdgc. o-asnr RaAv,,5
Redwood ct as5dic.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-13

Captain Beamsn ofthe bark Hudson, writing TO his ewrs
Mes,rs Willsms Cornell Co.. under date Rio Orlando nay
ssys"fhe Bar is In fearful state and has been e svsi
sse Of April nesy Stopped the channel and shea ne ns
There are now outside the bar of and on waiting e
portup.y 20 get In eleven vessels that have been hss
twenty dow to eleven days. some "f not d,swss
re ten feet Of ~ae' e,e are also pow the Bsf
nine vessels chance 90 drawing from ss,ss
TO twelve and half feet and most Of them, In fs ~ ~
two. loaded when arrived II is nine yesrs snee tee
Bar has been such before and ffy since they nave
had such bad westher lasting 30 long think y We ams
get loaded there VIII be water enough for me 81
day spd shod II continue 70 do so for esns o. Yen os
more there will be water sufficient s .oT Ts o. me
Par III am AZ IN esing out o. was comms M
ii 10. soy word against RIO 0ranee except 90 nSs eyet s
youy avn come here unleo you eet good neient
w., d,sw ever nine and one half feet wsfer. Il
a. h.. Ien nm ,sfe here for the past eight
,noueR MSE drawing twelve feet without espehsuctnG
much deentiop.I No.. su.A.... r~,..lr.. a.
NJ II Point IsBe Texss win be changed 10 6xed white
% r.red by the night ofthe it Of Aueust next
The cstodioptfic Of the Sd e66er q the yssn
Fesne and viii be elevated 81 feet above the ievs ofsse
The light should be under ordinary states Of the smos
plsre the deck Of vessel feet above the water Is
bsu'ies miles. By order Of the Lishthouss Board
w H. STEVENS, Corps Of Engineers, L. II Inspector.
Calresfon, Jure o. 1851.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-13
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.

LIVERPOOL CoTToN MARKET-LIvERPooL, June 81.
The Cotton market to-day closed quiet but firm at about pre-
yoas prices the sales the last three days foot 700
bales Of which 1900 taken by specGsto and Voo Tor
export The adycos from Manchester are favorable n.
wrppooT RRrIDsTUTys MARKET.-Breadstuffs
generally dull The weather reported favorable tor the cIGps
RchAidson spence Co. quote Western at 80 6636; Pha
deipdis and Baltimore, 81 D32ei Ohio SlSaSSo I.ea
Wheat s6ds6; white do, $50 lo Corn very dui "Ae'
IS sostS; yellow SO ass6; white, So Gao; .u;..
IayEKFoOL PROVISION MARkEr.-Prov1sions que.
and senery unchanged Lard advanced all Qualities and
closns buoyant Of Beef steady Pork dull Bacon quiet
Sugar quiet Tea has realized slight advance on all QUANTITIES
and d Ia active demand . ..r
RosIN heavy with slight decline on inferior 9uaii-
ties. Pot and Pearl ASHES quiet.
LONDON MARKETs-SUGAR closes dull at decline
of6adI CoFFEE firm. RICE closes buoyan In TEA there
n large speculative inquiry and common Congo com
LospoH MeSEY MARKET.-Money active az un.
CHANGED rates Consos opened shade higher than
rates. but subsequently experienced isn anu e' ~ "
?2 a92s for account. - rr,vI-1lp NJ
THEVERY LATEsT.-LIvERPooL July - A., r pso
Rpr .nsIuYys 7uet and unchanged fkoVsioHs uu' INV
pUcE quiet. TEA active at the advance
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-13

RusAwAY NEGROES IN ILLIsoIs.-A correspondents is
Washington County, on the 9TH inst, gives account
of the shooting Of negro in That vsa
heard Of Yesterday as having occurred at Sparta In
Randolph County The report is, that three slaves
ran away from their owners, near the Pilot Knob, IN
Missouri; that they were traced to Ste Genevieves
where they crossed the river. three young men close
upon their heels and made for Sparta that they were
oyertsken before reaching that place; that the ne
Oroes gave battle and fred FIVE shots at one Of the
Young men, and that he then shot at and killed one Of
he slaves. and wounded another; that worse still, ne
cut off the head of the dead negro got alcohol, ana
preserved it in this way intending y take it Tor EN-.
btion TO the Pilot Knob We can hardly believe tne
latter part Of the story. 1t is too horrible too suo,
cous to be enacted BY any man. Gnes: 70 %bcS
,n csl forth the condemnation of all men, however
there may have w.. sesS ,s'
ptheIsome GROSS exsggertion about the statement.
One hing certain that r .mdS ns s any esadsss
no pa," "S orr neope all will alike condemn and
abbOr ii. to'' - =
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-13

Is NEGRO A CITIZEN Although this question
has been answered by the United States Supreme
Court, it is to be again argued before the United
States District Ssurt in Illinois, Two years ago,
man named Lamar committed assault upon q negro
barber named Mitchell, at Galena. Lamar was ar
rested, tried convicted, and fined few dollars. Sub
sequenily he removed to Wisconsin and Mitchell has
commenced suit in the District Court of the United
States for private damages. The trial is now in
progress before MLean, Circuit Judge, and Drum
mofd, District Judge.
The plea filed by the defendant is, that Mitchell is
not citizen Of the United States in any sense which
entities him TO bring suit before the tribunal in
which the Gaze is pending The arguments spoken
Of az very able o. both sdes, and great curiosity i,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-13
TWO WEEKS
LATER FROM CALIFORNIA.
ARRIVAL OF THE STAR OF THE WEST.
Sl,521,656 IN GOLD.

United Sts,es Mail Steamer Star Of the West. VIM
Lewis HerndCa, L. 8. NJ, commanding, sailed from
Aspinwsll July 4, 10 O'clock, p. m, with the mails,
passengers and treasure for New York. brought down
by steamer Codes Gate and srrived here about IL
O'Clock lsst night.
United States Man Steamer Granada, s. p. Griffin,
c, mmander, sailed from Aspinw& for Havana July
4. D. M, with the mails and passengers Er New
Orleans.
The Granada also received on bosvd a few Of the
cabin passengers for New York, who will arrive hero
from Havana in steamer Empire City.
Died on board Star ofthe West, July $; ofapopae1y,
Francis MarbOutin, servant Of "A. Mathy.
July g. of brain fever infant child of A. r. Wlisns.
The Pacific Mail Steamship Companys steamer
Golden Age, j. T. Watkins commander sailed from
from San Francisco June 20, 81 g. m, with the United
States mails, passengers and 81 3O37 OF in treasure,
destined as follows: For New-YOrk, 81 5n, 656 l6f
England, $44O, 1863 81; Panama, 3l2,Oll.
On the 25th ut passed the Company's steamer
Sonora with the mails and passengers from Newfork
and New Orleans 9Th June.
On the 26th, 30 a. NJ, arrived st Manzanla end
sailed thence at p m. same day.
On the 2Sth, a. m arrived at Acapulco and sailed
thence for Panama at p. m. same day.
July 3, 6l5 a. M, boarded the Conpany's steamer
John L. Stephens, with the mails and passengers Of
Goth June, from New-York and New'Orleans. All
well.
Died on board the Golden Age, Win. Waldron Of
New-York, aged GA year,.
Arrived at Panama July 4, 6 a. M
The U. s. ships Independence and John Adams
were of Panama.
The U. S. steamer Roanoke and sloop.ef.war Cyane'
were of Aspinwal The Cyane was to sail for Boston
on Jsly 5, with about so of Walkers men on board.
The Roanoke had on board about 2f0 Of Walkers
men, of which 1870 were on the sick list.
The following is the treasure list Of the Star of the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-13
CONVICTIONS FOR MURDER.

PITTSBURGH, Saturday, July IL, 1857.
The Jury in the case of Henry Fife, Monroe stewart
and Charlotte Jones, implicated in the murder OF the
Wilson family at McKeesport, rendered this evening
verdict Of guilty of murder in the first degere. Inc
tlal has lasted eleven days and produced the most
Intense interest in the community.
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FOREIGN TRADE OF BOSTON.
philadelphia Market. ..JuLyIl

hAaK continues dull at S4 for No. l. SPANISH OAK sell. NJ
and ChkRAT at ga CoTToS fmer and holders are ask
advance with sales soo bales, Upland and New Orleans at
70 lie usual credits FLOUR Is without any ex mort de-
and TIE bone trade is restricted within the limits from
and ~ Sc. foI mperne 20 So 75c. for fancy RYE
rLoVR held firmly al 81 75e. without sales CORl Ma "a
fe active; at - WHEAT in very light supply sad the
ei nave ben less than 100 bush at eoc Tor White aud
a.. We. offered Change s2 for 5000 bus but they
s.' sken Rye Is unsettled with Gales 1000 bush Penn
,ssria ., fO s4c. CORN l. dull demand and lkht In
sales IN lots stored and saost of 1880 bush. yellow al
ES. oRoeERiE quiet WHISKY sells slowly a. iaS2c for
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-13

The bark Warren. which abandoned at and met 9th
By the Cshswbs end taken into Norfolk by officer
ard Of tie hands cfhst ts.sh vac scd Il sacsion %
eSl25 cash In specie Capt Ben,hA was the purchaser
One thirty second part Of bark voyaser SO TONS Of New
buryport three years old sold at suction rhud Tor
ESQ cash Also, one-eiehh part Of schr spnns HILL I'D
tuns four Year, old, for $50 cash . $500.
We hear that the sale Of the shp belonging 20 me
fCurer owuserd has been effected TO- SP.cisn mouse
l. New York t9s ke.wsea 6Ny sa3 sixty thousand dSts
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THE ACCIDENT on THE BOSTON COMMON.

BOSTON, chturuayV July IT, Io0''
AT the inquest on the death OF Patrick COOK ana
Thomas Mshar killed on the Boston Common on inc
night of the 4h inst. by the explosion OF smell NOR
tar the Jury have found that the South boS'on
Iron Company were highly culpable in allowing q
nossessiop. and also that Messrs. Hovey q Co were
xery imprudent in using IT, knowing as they did that
;thad never been subjected to the powder test.
BosroN, July IL, 1857.
This has been much the hottest day OF the season,
and The weather this evening continues exceedingly
oppressiye,
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IN ,,eor,y STA, AZ A., Wet from A,pfnra, Hrs sds,,
and nephew, Ms 0Eeg and infant Capt J.ld.a. 8 II.
a. a. von6.rme.de and f.n,l, W. y: Har'we r. P1..
bee. Rev. Nj Boyaiin and fanny w H. Brown sed two
children. w Heath and family. Cspf W. Dali wife and
child. Capt Cn.h,on. r. Lew. and family hIs knapp w.
r. Long ~ Patterson Mrs Dow and two dsnshters bsv.
A. Williams, Con mspder swntwont q. ~ Purser cuttss.
Us; n. Lient Fsgsy, u n, Or Hspsso1 y; ~,
finger Q. N, Psttersop IT, s. NJ H. Latmer u. s. y.
NJ Repd, U. g. ~, H. w. Greevsld O. L. VAIN erh and ~fh
ID. r. Walwoth, Mrs Armstrong and servant L. Soks ssh,
0edde' H. TueIer Dr. Per'On' and lady A. w,elch, Z.
Hocombe, NJ Woodward, H. T.. Merrill. 2. Schuitx. J. Il.
Cooper snd family Bruce and family Jsdss Ord, " w.
sobsaer O. Sebsa-r Heard Mr.. Cstersos Allan Mr..
l. Pisirl, sr. R; Ring B. D. srodrron, ~. WIliAa.o:
family. o. Williams and lady. Dspesu, lady and ehd
B: Davenport, =; Bsis jane, story 0sorse wernies.
wife and two children, Mrs n. M. Htchcock. Mr.. p.
Donshue, Mira L. d. Shears and child. Mics fds Fsies,
Mrs Fairfax and servant, Csyle, A. Morton. baggage.
msser; Lieut. Mrs. Jones' u ship Roanoke; Mrs Hooey,
Mf. Sect and children X Evans and LADY n 5tnw:sn
rpi lsdy Mrs Day and children IT, B Chsfed srd lady,
Mad Sibere Med Hivet J. H. Simmons lady and cAfdss;
Mr L'ndssy. Mrs Sloan L. Kenny wife and chndrcn aaa
9th In cabins.
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AMERICAN CONVENTION AT MlLLEDGE-
WILLIE, GA.

AUGUSTA, GA, July 1T.
The American Conversion met at Milledgevlle on
the 9Th inst and nominated Benjamin H. Hill for
Governor They reafiirmed the principles of the Con-
yention Of December, 1855.
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FATAL AFFRAY IN MORGAN COUNTY. KY.

FATAL AFFRAY IN MORGAN COUNTY Ky.
CIscIssATI, Saturday, July IL, 1857.
TIE Enquirer learns that quarrel recently took
place In Morgan County, KY, between Mr.. Mason,
Democrat, and Mr.. Cox, Know Nothing, candidates
for Congress in which Cox was shot by Mason aud
killed Both these persons have represented the IXth
District in Congress.
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- - Contest the regularity Of tho returns Of
Their opponents -
GI

IT,. Madrid correspondent Of The LONDON Ti S.s
Inc that ST.. Lafrsgua, the Mexican Enyoy nau
ss 70 Sr. Pedal a sort Of ultimstum for the se,ue
snt Of the pending dispute and that the ia,,er ,
murore;sed 10 send counter memorandum on .ue Ia
IRute az which wonld depend much Of ST. L"""s""
further stay in Madrid. ,umor that
The same correspondent also gives rrom Mexico
letters Of iparque have already been sen. ,.'"
20 the United States in anticipation OF war
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-13

CHICAGO, SatuTddy, July IT, Io01.
On the night Of the 81 inst mob broke into the
jsi Of Cedar County, Iowa, and notwithstanding the
desperate resistance made by the Sheriff and guard
took therefrom two men named Gleason and S0per,
confined On charge Of horse stealing, and hung then
Much excitement yet prevails in the neighborhood.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-13
INDIA.

.vs,lspd mail had arrived at London with
Inc o, "s accounts confrmatory Of the telegraphic
yo,unnnSe%ent Of the mutny in the Indian army The
ssss are somewhat less alarming than the bare tee
oesnh;c accounts of the movement, which would be
SanSfned TO Delhi Troops were marching from every
ride against the town mueineers in the Pr1jaub and
every precau,ion had been taken to trampe out inc
SIT snark Of treason Meerut and Delhi were placed
snder martial law and the native princes were send
inc coptineents to the British forces aud to Meerut.
T6e native troops had murdered every officer on
whom they could lay their hands at Delhi. 1t was
ssIyan With many men, women and children The
muny bad not affected the troops at other stations.
The Calcutta market had generally undergone Out
little change. Freights continued high. 80,
At Bombay freights were lower, and stu tending
The London Commercial Daily List had learned
that A report was current in wel.informed quarters
that Goyenmen was in possession of news from India
that tranquility had been restored
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QUEEN OF THE SOUTH IN DISTRESS.

HALIFAX Saturday, July II, 1857.
The steamship Queen of the South, with 2G4 passen-
gers, from Southampton put into this port this morn
ins short Of Goals. She will sail tonight for New-York
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-13
Turkey.

dispatch from Berlin ssys i is s si%sn ' their adj
Prussia Russia and Ssra, I'm the question Of the union
sSs % drawn BY Lord
o. ;ne ,bsypfore, now opposed by France alone
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NEW YORK DAILY TRIBUNE MONDAY JULY 49, 1857.

fit 10 hear whether Judge MIesn will adopt, IS the
settled law, the decision Of the Cont o. Washington
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-13

s.,>si e,-s- ~ 90 fleetwood Shnsle. cold al a. o.
Gi.sswARt-@o dozen Soda wst~r Bott.ss III Al Is,
EpAsE-sse st sscon Of 8 coils Of Jnts Rope q; g.
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CHINA,


The dates from Canton River to the 9Th Of Nay.
Several tempts had been made to blow up the ships
there. one Of which was nearly success sful. No
military operations cosld be undertaken before o.
tober owing to the heat Of the weather.
The Singapore correspondent of The London
Times SAYS, we have a little dispute here
between the English and American authorities.
On the 25h of February last the American ship CGur
de Lion Capt Tucker, bound to China, fell in with
the Dutch ship Henrietta Maria Capt Tucker board
ed her and found she vigaed by Chinese crew
only Their story that they had risen against the
Dufchmen and compelled the captain to run over 10
Cochin China, where they allowed him and MS
officers to take to their boats and they were then try
ing TO make their way to China.
Captain Tucker took possession Of the Henrietta
Maria after considerable difficulty and brought her 70
Singapore. The authorities have sent over to Bata-
via to give netice Of the circumstances. The Yankee
Loisted the American Flag on board the Henrietta
Maria, ard the Singapore authorities sent over an
armed force and hauled il down.
A Dutch vessel of war now arrived and took away
the ship, and the Batavian authorities say that
any claim for salvage can be duly decided oy the
courts of Batavia. Capt Tucker then put the matter
into the hands Of the Consul and the American soop
of-war Portsmouth Ostensibly went to see about H.
but as / believe, to take in the ratification OF the
American treaty with Siam. 9,
The dates from FOo-ChoO are TO the 10th OF April,
and mention the approach of the rebels causing
considerable uneasness among the merchants ana
wealthy people, who were removing ther property.
stoppage Of trade anticipated and no operations
in teas could be carried on for the neyt season..
At Hong Kong business was very quiet and freishts
upa,tered,
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JUST RECEIVED AT
HOOPER,x

JUST RECEIVED AT
| HOOPER,k
| ,Drng and Prescription store,
| a NoAhkk fresh supply Of Drugs, Chemicals,
.ici.. ~ha.sd .n,h1 pare,l psrfanery and Fancy ar
0N.' sMoIasing the most popular articles u the
DAY. 70 which he Invites your attention.
So0csH!rstsd Psrsisn Essence, the uaoat elegant
perfume Tor imparting to the handkerchief . very
| s8aseaeie sn1 lasting odor.
Bouquet d'Orleans, or Xxx Bourbon; Oriental
Drops, Otto Of Roses
kxt. Magsolia, Ext. New Mown Hay,
West End, Tea Rose,
Sweet Briar. patehoaly,
| q Heliotropc, Niolstte;
'sroena, Amber and Orange Flower Water; Aro-
omatic Vinegar, Aromatic Crystals, Ger
man Ferena Cologne, Macassar Oil,
Vinegar do Rouge, Pink Sau-
GERS, Meen Fun, Chalk
Balls, Lily White,
bandalins, and Egyptian Hair Dye.
voR TIE HAIR.
Alsxander's Pelamicus,
Sayages Ursina,
Lyman 5 Arctusine
rotLrr SCARS.
bazin's Poncine soap,
Laoin's savon supcrnue Soap,
Verbsua Soap,
Honey soap,
brown Windsor Soap,
Vegetable Oil Sand Soap,
Transparent Soap Bars,
Transparent Soap liAlis,
Amandine Soap,
Marsh Maliow,
uenuine Yankee soap,
Military shaving Soap,
Shaving Crcam,
Shaving Brushes,
Hair Brushes,
Tooth Brushes,
Nail Brushes,
Flesh Brushes
Port Monaies,
Railroad Companions,
Cigar Cases, and
travelling Fla.ks VI every description.
xLAyoRlSG EXTRACTS.
Vanilla,
Almond,
Lemon,
Celery
deczo Pine Apple kc
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singers Sew Ing Machines.
313 nroadxsy, New York; lao Lakestrset, ,ChisAgs
vIShEsE Machines have established great rcpu.
= tstion, founded on substantial excellence. The
fair proat Of using one Of these Machinesregulsry
smploysdis
$1,000 q Year.
No Tailor, Scamstrcss, Shoe Manufacturer, Sad
dler, or other person having sewing
can Afford to do without one. A peculiar merit of
Singers Machines, which other kind can Justly
claim, Is that the same Machine will do every kind
will keep IN order. Whoever buys one may be en-
trcly certain IL will do his work Every large pf-
vats family osght to have
All who wish complete and reliable information
in regard to size and price Of Machines manner
Of working, and method Of purchasing, with all 9th
r partieu Ars can obtain i BY applying ~ letter q
Co. Gazette, paper devoted to the sewing Ma
'A'n'in'sr'''' twin Be supplied sIENs Es..s; 90
snS-Locai Agents wanted in every town In the
Union. [jsnl2-dsm
II REP II before the people that A. j. UINER,
IN has just received and lie stii receiving, large
:nPPiy Of 70 rosyE MosAfks KETd0uLhs puks
WORK BASk ETs, WORK BOXES new and hand
style Of Jewelry, Boxes Of every pgttsrn Yio-
lina, GUITARS, FLUTES, Flies, Accordeons, Banjos,
Drums, TAmborines, Ac.. Also . general assort-
consisting is part Of Disseeting Maps Of the World
the Nation = the U. s., A b G Blocks, and in fac,
every thing from m Elephant down TO BIRD, AilOf
which win 30 sold cheap at
Gus nH Mcn,s
Fancy Goods and Toy Store, EAST SIDE or TnyRp,
between main and johnson srecs,. decl1d
WAOONGS WAGOhsl WAOONNiii
DLOW AND WAGON FACTORY, corner 18th
i and MAin Stsset, Keokuk, Iowa. Having
purchased the before pamsd sstablishmsnt aAa
msde large additions 70 II, We are new mAaufas-
turing of thebe OHio rInIHR including the sfesa
bssi iios, (nc other timber for whscls being ussd
in this sstAbllshmsnt, } WAGONS OF BvRKY Va
RIETY, HACKS. PxDDLING WAGONS, CARTS,
WHRE1BARROW6, CULTIvATORS, AND
Flows, In style and workmanship squal toaay In
the Western Staten. As W use none bat The bsst
materiai, and employ mono but the bess AeaAA1fcs,
~ fssl ooahAsut Of being able toobvists ths ne
esssity, 70 those who will Evs - . sall o. send
lng either 70 Chicago OF CasiaSsAi fer ssy srtisis
In our Ains.
MA good stock Of PIowa and wsRons con
stantly on hen4 supply purchasers u tAsshort-
sst notice. ThS5s Wishing 10 purchase sAn ssve
tins Aad money - ssliinR d tho sosHer Of l3sA'
and Main streets. 4RERMAN KNOWLES.
aprll-dAW1y a4
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-04-25

No. 81 s7Johnson-st, bat. I'd ASd, Kk0kUk, IOWA.
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COLLECTIONS msdcin all parts Of the West, and
~ promptly semitted on day Of payment At eur
rent rates.
Dank Of the State Of New York. N. Y.
E.J Blake, Cashier Of Mercantile Bank, N. Y.
Lyman Chaplin, Albany, N. Y.
Erazius Corning h Co., Albany, N. y.
Hon Jno J. Sehoolcrsft Pres Z Comm I Bank, Al
bany, N. Y.
Thos. W. Oicott, Prss't Mschauics' 4 Farmer
Bank, Albany, New York.
Gilbert L. Wilson, Asa't Treas. N, Y. Central K.
n. To-, Albany.
Thompson 4 Cs. 3 Express, Boston.
Hon. HoratioSsymosT Utica, NJ Y.
Iron Bank, Fall Village, Conn.
Marine Bank, Buffalo, n. Y.
Juo. X. Lee 4 Co., Bankers, Buffalo. N. Y.
Michigan Insurance Co. bank, Detroit, Mich.
Marine BAak, Chicago, Ills.
I. II. Burch 4 Co.. Chicago.
Bank Of Commsrce, Milwaukee, Wis.
J. Mortimer Hall, st. Paul, Minnssots.
Gresne, Thomas + Co., BANKERS, BurlinGtos, Iowa.
Lokcr, Renick Co... a. 81. Louis, Mo.
Measrs. d. w. 4 Z. kilbourne, Keokuk, Iowa.
Jno. Jacob Wendell, Cashier Demoine N. i X. R.Co.
decidedly