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The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1857-10-12
MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF NORFOLK AND PORTSMOUTH.
SATURDAY, Oct. 10th.
MONDAY, OCTOBER IL, 1857.


t2~e9 .,f SATURDAY, Oct 10th. y
33 9Uis ARRIVED
Schr Lydney G Jones, Bedell, FIN N. York to
Rowland Il no. mdze. to sundry persons
ScAr Dan'l Miller, Latham, FIN n York, bricks
to Peters Il Reed s
Ill. ,n,, SUNDAY, Oct 1lth.
Steamer Louisiana Russell, from baltimore.
Steamship Roanoke, Skinner, fun Richmond, bd
to New York f-s ~ fti
Steamship jamestown, Parrish fin York bd
to Richmond. 1o
Barque Montpelier. Clay, I'm Boston, to Smith
& Bro.
IA CLEARED. q wtsya,F yr.
Steamship Key Stone State, for Savannah;
MONDAY 0c'. l5.
+ ARRIVED. fli
Schr Passenger, Rollcy, from Eastern shore,
oats to master.
schr Gonaway, Gardncr,.N. C, shingles to odom
schr, Ann Hunter, Davis, n ca shingles to
Odom < Clements. - tNA II
schrJ Boushnall, Chance from Ds timorc bd
to n. Carolina 81 f
Schr, Moro, Willett froH. y Ycrk bricks to Pc
ters 4 Reed ,r'
scbr U Eldridge, Ogden, from N Bedford in
ballast. rlir'Tp
Sch Phobe Williams, Johnron, coal, bound to
iiaE @s}I .Fi9Ha CLEARED. ,.s
Big Eag e1, Walker, West Indies, J. N. Smith
q BIO. ~ npiJ 8gA8 tt 1,+a 4.,,, ~.
h'itfs EGFRoa HAMPTON ,RoAps.,
Brig Princeton, Alien. from jamaica, bound to
Baltimore.
Brig Daniel Boone, Reagan, Baltimore bound to
Roston., q lB a N Iii "A n Sc.
Schr Geo.. Kellum, Rumwell, from Baltimore,
bound to Boston. p,k I'll ~
schr Quick Step, Richardson, from baltimore,
bound to Salem. A'tt
A large schooner in Hampton Road disma,ted,
Supposed to be loaded with coal. 9lFo
FREIGHT PER s. a. IN. ROAD.
6 bags dried apples to sIcpage Bros
y 9cars slaves to NJ Myers 4 Co. ia
bales cotton and II bbs. flour to Odom n
Clements. 80 y .AF,.
! bble bags and I box to X Riggs kco.
Z bills. flour and so bbls. rosin, Rowl land L Bro.
mattrass to Il Salisbury.
bundles paper to A G Goodman n ~
bbls. and cask beeswax. 1 box. hid and
bag do and bags'ginsing root, to II Clark.
l box to Y Steamer. II .fre
% bags peas to Balm Co.
! car lumber to J. Pendleton.
I bbls. spirits turpentine and % boxes tobacco
to McPheeters Co. tiil ~ II ~
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OCEAN HOUSE, PORTsMOUT
MACON HOUSE. PORTsMOUTg

4 FRANK HoILIDAY, PRoPRIEToR.
a w J Newman, Miss Jennir Dyker, Bal
vtimore w HI Clark, re Pearson, Miss
Pearson, Miss Pearsop,tB Weisel, w G
Lowry, JnoS Hinton, D Jobson, DR., P A
R G Cohoon. DR.. Il Cohoon, Miss Cohoon,
J A Mcdaniel, J Shelter, N G; J Reed,
j NJ Andrews, California; j Jones, Mr..
Elliott & servant, w G Smith B ID Smith,
EW Gordan, III M Smith, G NJ Blthar,
Va; J H Cheers, N Y; Adrian Cornell,
Pennsylvania Thomas Fl Perric,i Mary
llnd. hsa Jtf 3leis 4. 49,, G,, 4
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Failure of the Boston Betting Co.

Z Boston, Oct. 9.-The failure Of the
Boston Betting Company is announced
this afternoon. ff9 ,9n. IL
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Failure at Cleveland, Ohio.
CLEVELAND, Oct. 81. Morrison, bro.
ker, of this city, failed to-day.
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The Collision in Boston Harbor.

BosToS, Oct. 9.-rhe co lision between
the British steamer Niagara and schooner
Harriet Maria occurred off Boston Light,
about s o'clock. The schooner was first
struck by the steamer and cut down to the
waters edge. She had on board an as
sorted cargo and eighteen passengers, all
ofwbom were rescued by the steamer, ex-
cept Mr.. Daniel Higgins, Of New Orleans,
who was killed. FL.
The weather was very thick at the time
and the accident seems to have been en-
tirely unavoidable.
a Financial Affairs, sc. IL
New YORK, Oct. IO.-The Illinois Cen
trail and Erie Railroad Companies suffered
protest to-day. ae,tl#. e.y.,5.r
The reported Suspension of Messrs. Geo.
Bliss Il Co.. is totally untrue. That, firm
is one of the strongestin the city, and has
no thought of suspending.
SECOND DISPATCH. ai,. A5p
New YORK, Oct. 1O.-The money mar
kct is much depressed to-day Messrs
Seymour & Co., paper dealers, Cost &
Co., sugar dealers, and j. w. Corlies, dry
goods merchant, have failed. 4,
Monetary Affairs at Boston
BosToN, Oct. 9.-The evening papers
of to-day report the money market easier,
yet negotiations of'paper consinte about,
as difficult as ever-so that iii reality but
little relief is actually felt. iai laslt
The Banks yesterday gained one hun
bred and twenty-five thousand dollars in
specie, making the increase already this
week three hundred thousand.
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Hotel Arrivals.
NATIONAL HOTEL, + NORFOLK,
VIM. WALTERs, PRopRIEToR.

=,
sunday oet. VA ~, z = Nome, e
tersours; las, q Whltehurst'Capt; Hicks s
q ~ laay, " Y ZONES; miss. ,Mur Ton va; =
W !, bootn' Yhev'C Gadsaen, Charleston
= = NUN, 2 = 09yner, NJ. Y Mfs, Hot u
loWell servant = chllu' y =; 4 Cha "a 1
,a'no,y NJ Jones, baltlmore; " Il Dean =,
Norm !, fI! hope; = Z hlcna,ly' : Y Low, Il
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TERMS.

MONDAY EVENING. OCTOBER 70, 1857.
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THOS. o. WISE, Publisher.

Office, No. p, H. Main Street, Norfolk, Va.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-02-21
TmROuGM TICKETS,

TnROUGH TICKETS,
From keokuk, allowing pas sen gers 10 stop at any
point and resume their seats be procuI I'd the
Company Ofhee.
Main ST., befucea I'd and 3D.,
One door from the Bling iiVase, formerly La
clede. J keokuk.
GO-Irayclefs cAa get reliable information Mt
ths office in regard u all Haifosd Routes in the
United States.
ru-Iicket ofaee open fr,m =. IN. TO p. m.
j. 4. IEWkSBURY,
Ticket A : Mt, hcokuk Iewa.
en-. BURNHAM,
General Ticket Agent Quincy.
EG-Whlio the river is fr4asl over, stages will
start from the ofLce on Nain-st, at y q. IN. They
will also callfo passenger aLy part If the city
without extra charge.
dsci sdkw y r. T.
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New Mercnant Tailoring Establish IA
ment.
SFC0ND-ST.. NEAR MAIN.

In Bsiknap's new building.
" HENDERSON, co. have opened the above
w establishment with the very best selection
of goods, obtained from the best importing houses
in New York consisting If French, English aud
German Cloths, Cassmcres, and Ecstnrs Also
very superior style of Costcr Fur, and Mnscovite
Beaver Cloths, for oyercoats.
The manufacturing depart nen, will be CARRIED
on under the superintendcnce of Mr. sATcHELi,
whose experience in some of the first class estab.
llshments If New York aud New Orleans will ena.
bic as IN offer to the public such inducements n
cannot be excelled by any establishment in ihc
Union.
N. Il. A choice selection of Cents Furnishing
aoods. fnoy2pd3m
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PENNk RAIl.ROAD
6O03 s


THREE daily Through Trains, between Philadcl-
i phiA and Pittsburg.-Tax MORNING. NAIL TRAIN
leaves Phiiadelphia for Pitabirg at ~ A. NJ, and
Pitsburg for Philadelphia at AN. THE FAs1
LINE leaves Philadelphia for Pttsburg Mt p. NJ
Tue NiGHr ExPaEss Tram leaves Philadalphia fol-
Pittaburg st II Y. NJ, and Piftburg for Philsdei.
Ehia at 10 p. NJ.
The above lines connect a, pttsbarg with Rail
roads TO and from st. Louis, Mo-. Alton, GaIens
and Chicago, Ill. Frankfort, Lexington au1 Lou
isYille, Ky. Tcrre Haute, Madison, Lafayette and
indianapolis, Ind. Cincinnati. Dayton, Springfield
Bellsfontsine, Sandusky, Toledo. ClevclaA1, Colun
bus, GAINESVILLE, Massilon aud Wooster, Ohio also
with the Steam Packet Boats from and to New Or
leans, St. Louis, Louisyiil and Cincinnati.
Through Tickets can be had to or from either o
the above places.
For further particulars, gee Hand bils al the diff
ferent starting points. Passengers from the Yves
will find this the shortest and most expedition
route to PhiladeiphiA, Baltimore, New York or Bos
ton. TH0S. MOORE,
Aswsr, Passenger Lines, Philadelphia.
j. MESkIMEN,
Agent, Passenger Lines, Pittsburg.
Jan. 1. 1887. --1y
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TERMS OF ADVERTISING,

Busincas Cards. not exceeding six lines, inside
t12, otherwise ts.
Notices VI neetipgs. charitable SOCIETIES, nre
companies. Sc, half price.
Displayed advcrtissments half more than the
absvc rates.
Advertisements loaded and placed underthe head
Of 'Jpecial notices" doabistAs oydtnary rates.
special NOTICES In the local column 20 cents per
line.
Advsftlsenents ordered on the inside exciusively.
In the Daily sitter the hrst two wesks 50 per cent
more thsn the above rates.
AdvsrtDsmen@ not accompanied With directions
will be tussrtsdtiii forbid and charged for accord
inxly.
All frsassai ssverfsemsnfsm mxf be psid In advance.
This rule will not be varied from.
when Lbs advertiser uses the Weekly alone, the
price will bs thssusAs - in the Daily Where the
Daily Aad Weekly Are bsth SEED, 10 per cent. will
be dsducted frosn the aggregate amoant.
Under the present systcm. the advertiser pays 20
much for the space he occupies, the changes being
shsrxsAbfs for cpsn position vnly. This plan IL now
generally adopted. oarchsrge for changes will be
scents per square.
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1861. tsaa--
OHIO AND NlssIssIPPI
BROAD QUA0E RAILROAD
U. 8. MAIL AND EXPRESS ROUTE.
Carrgtag fhe Great NovfAers Sad Eastern Mall
NEW ARRANGEMENTS

NEW ARRANGEMENTS
FOR THE wrSrEa or 1867.
TWO rHRoUas TRAINS ASposE sASDovAL AccosxopA-
r1oS rsArs DAILY SUNDAY .xcwprEpl.
IN aad after Sunday, Nov 3oth trains viii run
as follows:
Morning Mail train leaves ST. Louis at T.45 o'clock
AA., snd r. st. Louis Depot mt $50 A. ~ Even.
ing Express train leaves ST. Louis s;45 y. ~. and
b. IT. Louis Depot 4:3o Pm.
The ssndovaI Accom- mediation leaves Saudoyal nt
r. NJ, on the Arrival OF the Illinois Central tra
from the North and Sonth, and arrives at ST. Louis
at 3i23 r. NJ, making the quickest and most direct
rohte between - Loais aud Cairo aud points north
Oh the Iliinois Central Railroad.
The Mail and Express trains make direct and
certain connections at indianapolis with all Eastern
tfains thus making the shortest and quickest possi
nie route Tor The Fresent) to New York, Boston
Philadelphia, Pittsburgh, Baltimore, washiugto
City, Louisville, Cincinnati and ali the eastern
eities Also Caro aud all points north ON the il!i
nois Central r.
ONLY oSE CHANGE OF CARS TO CHICAGO.
This Is the b ., and only reliable route between
81. Louis and Terra Haute, and the Eastern Roads
out of Indianapolis run in direct connection with
Alns of the Ohio Mississippi Road.
New York Passengers have choice u four railroad
routes troin Indianapolis, viz: New York Erie
4 Ohio
Through passengers should avail themselves of
this most reliable route between the East and
West, Ms II affords unusual facilities, being sup,-
rior road, and the only Broad dnuge Road in the
West.
Passengers for Decatur, Bloomington, Lasalle,
hock Island, Burlington, Peoria, Dunleith ga.
lena, Pera, &c, &c connect at sandoy al with the
Illinois Central Road for the above named points
direct.
Passengers for Mattoon and Chicago, connect at
odin with Chicago Branch. Through from 81 lis
with one change Of cars.
Through baggage checks given in this city, and
baggage handled free; giving passengers notrouble
at the depot
THROUGH TICKETS
can be procured 1T the Offices, No. - and 30, cor
All aud Chestnut street, under tue Plan ter ouse
or No. 81 Levee, corner Of Vina.
N. B. Both Offices exactly on the corner, ths
only places to obtain reliable information.
I3AACWYMAS, Gsnfl Tick et Ag't
ID. CHRISTIE, Master Transportation.
ian Sid
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Cornef sf aud Bitf sts. Drar The ks0Luk and
Fort Des Noinfs Railroad Depot,
nEALERs In Lum bcr in the rough, manufactur
- ers Of Doors, shutters, Blinds, Sash. Door ar,
Window Frames. Mouldipgso Of every sixe and pat
tern, Flooring. Weather boarding, Shelving Man
ties Base, Pilnsters, and Chain Pump Tubing
Planed and matched lu uiber from to 22 inches il
width.
A largeassortment Of the shove named article
constantly on hand.
Planning and sing done oorderon short notice
at rsAsona ble prices, and warran ted to please.
EC-Partoularattention paid to illing ordersfol
country buidngs complete.
keokuk July yS-dAwtf
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Keokuk Book-Binderv.

AND BLANK D00K MASuFACToRY
DLANk Books made and ruled to any required
- pattern. Court Records. justices Docket As-
scssors' Books, Poll Books, de., &c, furnished o
short notice.
Old Books, Magazines, Music, Ae., bsund or re.
bound in any style desired.
na- My Bndery will be found on Second Street
next door to the Ahen@urn sign Of the B Book. =
Jan. 2G. is54--d ISAAC N. PIERCE.
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Fall ana Wtnfer of 1886.
SUPPLIES UsI RECEIVED.
J. n, HUTCHINSON. JAsprwKy
HUTCHINSON 4 DEWEY,

MERCHANT TAILoHS,
THIRD street, between Main and johnson, Keo-
suk, Iowa, have just reviewed at their Fashionable
Tailoring and Furnishing establishment, a choice
and excellent supply Of Breadeioths, Cassimercs
Vsstngs, and Gentlemen q Furnishing Goods, Of ali
descriptions, and guarantee that their work shall b.
done in the most approved and satisfactory manner
They are constantly receiving the New York and
Paiiadephia fashions, and respectfully solicit all
who desire good work and the bes material to give
them call. Agents for
Francis Nah ans System Of Garment
Cutting.
Also. Reports Cf Fashions.
oet22-dty HUTCHINSON A DEWEY
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GA,O('kN,

CLOCKS.
WYE have received cur asAortmeEt Of Clocks.
w which consists of thirty hour, eight day, and
thirty dry, for gallery hank, hall Office and bcufe,
which Ne offer for sale at reasonable prices, nj 6l
Main-st. Please call and examine
ians-d THOMPSON 4 BRIDGES.
vlsuTHF STOCK HOLDERS or THE KEOKuK,
/ Fort Des MoiBss, and Minnesota Railroad 20.
Notice 10 hereby given that the tenth csli q ~
per cent, lbc due and payable on tho 1ath .
February nc xt, at the Company's once, IN Aeokuk,
To William Leighton, Treasurer.
VIM. LEIGHTON, HUGH ]. HEIb,
sscrssarv President.
keokuk, Jan. 10, 1857 ,dAw
yyyEsTwARD EMPIRE, or the GfeatDrsmae =
w Human Progress by y I, ~ N.ssen: % I,
For sale At WnN
a.ol7d City H0otsters
1 ADIRS' ALBu Ms.-- The apsesstceh tAaf seaid
be had In New York can be scsn at the l7y
R,ok store They make IN elegant 0ift Aceks-
Callst [sspssl O0DRkN.
T10RT YOLI0s, WIisiAs DESKS, Ladiss 0ass
II Irkstapds, and . variety Of Fancy sesfasassy
for Ladies use, fos sale ~ 0dpkN
sspts DooASssss. 4
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Ncrtven q Gniiagher-
Heneral Advertising and Collecting Agency
G3 Dearborn Chicago

HnEs! BagsII Bags
MANUFACTURED By THE CHICAGO BAG
VI Manufactory, 10 Denrborns street Chicago Al
FLOUR. BuCkWHRAT,
C0KNMEAL. HAM, FARMERS
0SNABURG AND SEAMLESS
GRAIN SACHS.
Furnished upon the shortest notice, ard at he
lowest market prices. The designs for brandin are
new, original and not to- be surpassed in this ccIn.
try. u. ". ASHARD
Juiy25-diy postosice address box 5g7
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No. 81 s7Joanson-s.., bet I'd asa. KEoKUK. IOWA

2No. ~ JonnsOb-kt, Oet ~ ouB hEOASh, AcW "A.
eES,ea1s1s' eEo. 4 LEE, Lat. Of Albany. s.r.
COLLECTIONS made In all partsof the West, and
~ promptly reunited on day Of payment at cur
rent rAtcs.
Bank Of the State Of New York. n. Y.
X. J. Blake, Cashier Of Mercantile Bank, N. Y.
Lyman Chapin, Albsny, N. Y.
Erastus Corning 4 CO., Albany. N. y.
Hon. Jno. l. snhoolossft, Press Comm Bank, Al
bAny, N. Y.
Thos. W. oleott, prest Mechanics, 4 Farmers
Bank, Albssy, New York.
Gilbert l.. Wilson, ASS Z Treas. N. y. Central X.
X. Co., Aikany.
Thompson Co.'S Express, Boston.
Hon. Horstio Seymour, Utica, y. Y.
Iron Bank, Fail Village, Conn.
Marine Bank, Buffalo, MY.
Jno. X. Lee d Co., Bankers, Buffalo, N Y.
Michigan Insurance Co. bank, Detroit, Mich.
Marine Bank, Chicago, Ills.
! I. II. Birch yCe., Chicago.
Bank of Commerce, Milwaukee, Wis.
J. Mortimer Hail, ~. Paul. Minnesota.
dreepe, Thomas Co., Bankers, Burlington, Iowa.
Loker Renirk 4 Co., !" 81. Louis. Mo.
Messrs. ID. W. 4 4. kilbourua, Ksokuk, Iowa.
Jno. Jacob Wendell, Cashier Demoine N. d X. RCo.
decidedly
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Northern Cross IL. r..
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AND fT5 CONNECTING LINES.
Chicago And Darlington Railroad. Chica 20 aid
Rock Island Railroad. Peara and oqna sAa Rail-
road Illinois Centrsl Railroad. oalena and
Chicago Railroad, aud the ii eLigan Central and
Michigan Southern Railroad.
LINE OF DAILY sTAGES is now running
b.tween Keoku uk and Piympath. rs miles )making
regular connections with trans ON the Northern
Cross Railroad all points North. East aid SOUTH
F0UK TRAINS PASS PLYMOUTH DAILY,
Sundays excepted, J as foIiows:
NORTHEAST To CHICAGO.
EVENING EXPRESS Leaves laincy at $3.50 p. H.
Arrives Mt PLYMOUTH a, .i25 p. IA, as ualesburg
at 200 p M, at Wynet a. l:5U p. u., at Mendoza
at Iil5 IN, at tJunctioa al 5jD =. m, and at Chi
cage at T:20 a. 10.
MoRsisG ExpRxss Leaves Qniney at $50 y. NJ
Arrives at PLYMOUTH at 7svD a. IN :, at GaIesburg
at ie:2os m, at Wyanet al lt5 p, M, at Mendoza
at 2;3o, tdnner) At Junction at J:37 p. NJ, and At
Chicago 500 y. IN.
SOUTHWEST TO QUINCY.
EVENING EXPRESS passes PLYMOUTH at 9.45
o'clock.
MoksIsG ExrRxss passes PLYMOUTH ut 900
o CLOCK,
CONNECTING WITH STaGlss FOR kEoKuK
Indefatigable exertions viii be made to render
this rapid, pleasing and rcl abie route.
Running Time from ke0kuk.
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Thave this day sold ont my entire siteE ~ goods
i TO J. r.. Humphrey, who win continue 10 carry
on the Hat, Cap and Eonuet Business nj nv old
stand tNo. 80, Main sireetl and | return my sim
eere thanks 10 my old frierds and customers for
their liberal patronge. and solicit for my succes
cor a continuance of the same.
Oct. Is d ~. r HUMPHREY.
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BOOKS AND STATIONERY
For the Fall Trnde!!
The Largest and most Complete Stockep

The Largest and most Complete Stockerer
brought to Iocd!!,
TNHE subscriber is now in receipt of his stock oil
l Books, Stationery, Ae., &c, which has beer
bough directly from manufacturers and publish
His slargey increase ed facilities for buying gives
him every advantage IN competing with the largest
establishments in The West.
Ills Sales Rooms are large and elegnnt--compar.
ing farorably with any Of the Book etabli hmsEts
in the largest cities II the Union.
Merchants and all Others invited to call and
examine the Stock and Prices. r. B.oGpEN.
Ne. b2 Main street,
septsd Next to The certcr Of Sceon q
A PoIOGY--To my old customers. and the La
"A dies in particular, owe apology for recent
change in the inside arrangement and outside ap-
pearance Of my establishment.
Though twas no, until after patient and thor
ough liega} nyestig alton that becs me ron WINGED
of the error in the style of my sign. that submit
ted to change. But in changing II from .Lsdies'
Shoe shop have not ceased 70 manufacture all
kinds Of Ladies' shoes, Ne before, hut have, in ad
diton, engaged in Boot making for their husbands,
.-o.asss, soi,s aAa i-u..Is, that new aii yosr
family and friends can he accommodated ut one
shop.--The ONLY ONE IN kEoguK where you can get
anything, in the Boot and Shoe line. made to order
is NJ 8. A. DUKES Boot and Shoe shop, No. SO
Main ST., whore, also thebe quality and greatest
variety of Eastern work is kept for sale cheap.
Comc and examine the gseds aud buy, or leave
orders. which will be promptly atte ndedto by
8novI7 s. A. DUKE.
Dissolution.
rlNitE partnership heretofore existing between
L Kelly Hurley, m the Merchant Tailoring
business, on Johnson street, is this day dtssolved
by mutual consent. The business will b con
Quoted hereafter by q W. Hurley, who Ii fully
aathorized 20 collect IL accounts due the drm and
will pay all claims against the same.
+. KELLEY,
Nov. .2s, 1885. CIV. HURLEY.
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hereby recommend my friend Hurley 70 %
nsmssous patrons as gentleman every way vos
thy their entire ccnadenes, and fully eApaAl> q
condsstisg the business 70 The entire
all. N
dec ] du T. KkkkkY.
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PENNxYLvANIA RAILROAD.

0W2 - s 2&
FVNHE treat Central Route, connecting the Allan
TIC cities with Western, Northwestern aud South.
western States, by q continuous Railway direct.
This road also connects at pisburg with daily line
of Steamers all ports on the Western Rivers and
at Cleveland and sandusky with Steamers to al
ports ON the Northwestern Lakes maxim he most
direct cheapest and reliable route by whie Freight
can be forwarded to and from the Great West
RATES BETWEEN PHILADELPHIA AND PirFsBuRe.
FIRST CLAss.-Boots, Shoes, Hats
and Caps, Books, Dry Goods,
lin boxes, bales and trunks,) 90c. Per 100 lbs.
Drugs lin boxes and baios)
Feathers, Furs, &c, Ac.
I'd CLAss.--I)omeslic SLectirg,
Snirting and Ticking lin erig-
innl bales Drugs lin easksl rx ,oo,.
Hardware, Leather I'm rolls or " w 'o
boxes, Wool, and Sheep pels,
Eastward, &C., fc.
Sd CLAsS.-Anvils, Steel, Chains
lin cAsks,) Hemp, Bacon and
Pork, Salted loose or in sacks) 65e. per 100 lbs
Tobacco, manufactured, teAcoPt
Cigars or cut j Ac., &c.
4th CLASS Coffee, Fish, Bacon,
Beef and Pork, lin casks or
boxes east ward Lard and Lard 55c. per 100 lbs
Oil, Nails, Soda, Ash, German
Clay. Tar, Pitch, Kosin, kc.
FL0UK-$1 per Dbl. until further notice.
GRAIN-5e cts. per 100 lbs until further notice
COTTON - t7 per bale, not exceeding 500 lbs
weight, until further notice.
g. In shipping Goods from any point East o
Philadelphia, be particular to mark package "vis
Pennsyivania Railroad" All Goods consigned /
| the Agents Of this Road at Philadelphia or Pitts
| burg, viii be forwarded without detention.
| FREloHT AcEsrs-Harris, Wormley Co., Mem
phis, Tenn. X. +. Sass Co., st. Louis; Y. a. o.
Riley i Co., Evansville, Ind; Dumesnil, Bell
Co., and Carter 4 Jewett, Louisville, Ky; X. {
Meldrum, Madison, Ind; Sprigmsn 4 Brown, an
Irwin 4 Co., Cincinnati; N. W. Graham 4 Co
zanssvile, Ohio; Leech Co.. 81 Kifby street, Boz
ton Leech Co., No. 2Astor House New York; N
! I William street, and No. 8. Battery Place, Ne
York; e. ]. Sneedsr, Philndclphia; MagrAw
koons, Baltimore; Geo. c. Franciscus, Pittsburg.
H. II. HOUSTON.
1 General Freight Agent, Philadelphia
HI LOMBAERT, Sup't, Altoona, Pa.
Jan. [, la57.--dly
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-02-21
ax 4 n OVAL.

Il STAR CLOTHING sroRE.--H. sTRAUs
~ eco. have removed their stock of Clothing
and Furnishing Goods from their old stand
to No 63 Main street door to s. s. Billings where
they viii behappy to their old friends aud many
ones.
va Our spring stock will be received at M
early day, when weshall present unusual advanta-
gee TO the trade fob2gd