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Personal Infelllaence.

correspondent the ~ Ions D>pocrdi writing from
Springfield, IN. where the Hon. stephen Dougl,s De.
hvcred his late speech the political questions OF the
dsy. Mrs Dougss the wife Of the Senator has
been win him during mis- stay here and has excited quite
sensaiion among the society OF our quiet city, She at
tended the meeting lat ght, aud ne learn, tor the fret
tine heard her hefe lord maze speech hr. Douglas
II quite han isomc but DO q think her beautiful she
" tall and stately has fine, regular features, stn sswce
ama, smile which renders her quie attractive, and
be very easy In ner manners and address Bng
rear ber when the meeting broke, ] heard an ardent
Iouel site ash her do him the favor sit for a ds
gucrreotype which he wished 10 obtain and keep. The
gossip goes that she erercises consider able influence
be little ant; that she has induced him 10 quit drinkng
thai under her management he dresses WE'LL TO
church actually kid gloves and has set up coach
HIS personal appearance rather coroboraes the story his
Oldest friends declare they him looking yell
Learn that in politics MR. Douglas processes 10 be vhig
but fear her lord old sinner ever 10 be brought
by her 10 political repentance. would take than
bis Iauaton of negroes 10 pirchase hi N absolution
Gov Bigcr, OF Pcnnsy lvans, Hon. George N. Sanders
and Col Johnston Of New York, In Iesven ~orh,
Kansss, on the 18th inst
Mr. Bresln late State Treasurer Of Ohio reached his
home In Columbus from Nebraska, the 18th nt aud
H. Gibson, the latest state Treasurer Ia ako in Uolum
bus
The Toledo Rerr1licdn Of the 18th inst, states Wa, the
President had endered the appointment OF Chief Justice Of
Utah 10 Hon. Emery ID. Potter, Of that city.
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The objects get forth In the propositions will probably
engage the serious attention OF the delegates for several
seesons and with very slight alterations, command
approval Certainly there s necessity for
action the part OF the butchers Of the principal
and towns, the price OF beef far greater than
has been for many years.
number Of the most respectable Of the craf 10 this
city declare that Is utterly impossible for them 70 con.
unue business and sell NJ the rates. In consequence
Of the high prices they compelled pay for
They state that entirely owing o specusiors, Of
whom IN New YORK ana Other Cities have already failed,
have been operating No matter what NAV be the cause
OF the high price Of beef The public u doubtless be graft
fed 70 bear that the butchers feeling Themselves much
aggreved, will adopt calculated 10 reduce
the con moditr N iu real value.
IN the meantime the craft OF Baltimore are making ar.
rapgemens, In order 70 give their Visiting brethren most
cordial reception.
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GARITlAEt NTELb 8ENCE.
ALMANAC YoRK-rHrs
............. 4 - NOON -
SETS. IS HIGH wArsR eve 10 Is
Fort OF New York, June 22, 1857.

Fort OF New York, June 22, 1857.
CLEARED.
snip Judah Touro Moses 8 john, NBSC Duncan.
BAH OGDEN Age Rou2:r diSars-wsisman. Simon Co
s:rs inSs ,. ror ~ F
Brig oceanus tBrrm, Springer RoaerdAm-ssapton Ru-
Brig RestaurAdor CDanish) Jensen, 81 Tsonas-Mouer
Brig Ante Brous Nan), woorten, Richbucto-Fanch
sns ssls: 4a;ss! 1Si Scrs sas. .ce
Bs y: r s. r.is 9srsss s
ssST hAEIG un.1. H.m1SnS. sain oreMs,er Lord
Isss s. e
sT1si bfs:r ss soss Co.
sssr wSr a s FRI nss proyesnGs-L Kenny
Steamer Vulcan. Morrison, PhilsdeiphiA
ARRIVED
Steamship Roanoke. Simmer Norfolk h, With and
ps~sengers Indian Pleasants fiat $50 AM on Fen
xss' u, Island exchanged signal. win seanahp Jamestown
ssP Lave IS,e: Tso.adsG cslsu.. gss,, and Sand.
hi1s Ion 2 passed bark painted black, with : long
Be- .n o Ssl sf ai
y Is :gq 81 s'g As u. y .s . ssrSSas for
Rs.ley months and days rom Bay Of Islands for New
Ship Empire state Bris Liverpool Nay IS With md.e aud
ss psssessers 70 D Rins-land Sutton. Had deaths
mp kn,sa ISost.I rs.sody 1--we. pool DAY.. with nd.e
ST. S so" from rsrpa for s Hs A.
chip Venus, Lowell oadepas, lSh inst, win sugars
nsrh Eiirabeth Young Mal.rA May & and Gibraltar Ish
is carried away he fsrsmss saved mos. 4, % al. ~
and ,ns sSs up op%sa' and opsai yard so as to carry
Bsrs Denhsn, Davis Cienfaegos Sd ins, with sugar 70
ssIi Mary Dye, Pickett, Havana 10 days. with sugar
B,g ss,,n tOf Bo.,n French Palermo 81 dav. pas.
% gierslsy May 9Th fruit @ sssmih Sous May "a
A S heavy Bo ~ss,s e,
:ussr and nos.ss. saci June Ps ia 'pss
spoke Be- .aSS Nary Sn ssrr
sIs ac.dlAa tBr IocihArt windsor Ne Sdays with pIa.
HIS po!ega Hogan sydney oB 10 dsy. with coal "
Brig Asalne sprssge OF Bo-.op, Smith, Jacksonville
bris Hamilton. Baker, jacksonville. days. with yellow
sris sors.. s.,s, s,o-er,,, Ro.dou, 70. Boston.
rs s1sspne sssrPsn scc 10 s for Boston
hiis gous, Ma ihews, Ropdout for Port.mouth Nh
seh. Governor oeer o.rdenas days With sugar TO Mes
scsI wnie@oyes %, ylushino. Morrow. Hsvan. sdsys
schr Miller C8r Johnson Eeuhers sdsys with fruit,
sshr Emma or, oonsdou rh.rIO.ieso.n PEI, II days,
seis. i Prince Inward dH ISLAND Is d.y.
with osts 70 Arthur Jesry
sssr g ysss,SS,y Cook s.S.:.Syills ssay:
sshr /. swim Uoope-' xrmInsten' day. uS'
scsr Warns s.l.on. sewbsrn J days
Sem Rf'f s r.qas s.. s.% &c, ssE'
SCR rlm,rs Rogers, esrdiasr sIesay for Providence
ssSr bea@srl insn soT 1--WE gwen ~ for Fail River
scsr Pre.lcsnt Han PORT swsn tor r,n,uaIs,
scsr Wave -: Ro9sou, %, BOSTON
s sssr i ,S. Ps ss. R,, ssr HOndou
sehr i,sscra slns with rndse from schr Sander.
lately asbore near 50 usn Beach
Steamer Chas 0-sood, smith Norwich
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From the Baltimore American, June 2Z
Judging from letters recently received by prominent
butchers OF Baltimore, the Convention which is
BILE here the Sd Of September will be very generally
attended
The butchers of Philadelphia have proposed the follow,
ing propositions fo- the purpose OF establishing uniform
rules for every city that being the principal object Of the
Convention
lst To consider the proprety Of abol.hing the scales
as q medium Of purchase.
ID To recommend the establishment in each city OF
Board of Purchase act In in purchasing eli cat
tie and sheep for the respective markets from tho original
grower and feeder
3D. To recommend and after - date the cash system
be established.
9Th The Convention recommend the formation OF
soca,ors each city, and TO that end they adopt uni
form constitution for their guidance with the right of
admission any butcher hailng from another Associa
lion.
5th To constitute the Presidents or each association
Board Of Correspondence the subject Of stock and all
Of interest the butchers-sad Presidents
municang from time time " the Committee Of Purchase
the state OF the respective markets.
9th. Said associations formed 10 elect delegates TO
form the National Association Of Butchers, which
citation shall any where maj ,rty OF the delegates
may decide aud all other propo uons that may DO sub
med by any city sending delegates, will be proper sub
jecis for consideration.
j, further that the cities have the fol-
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A RrvrnrNn NsaRo ssNrrnoEp mo- rur Pr

REVEREND NEGRO SENTENCED TO THE PsvrrEN.
uARyOur readers will remember the of the Rev.
Esh Anderson, the colored preacher from Madison Ind
some time last winter He was examined In our Pc Ice
Court at the e the charge OF rum of slaves and
remanded 10 Timble county His trial had just closed
the Bedford Circuit Court sod, upon conviction OF the
charge, the reverend gentleman ws sente-ced 10 the Pc
nitentiay for eight yess -Lousrsk Democrat yugs TO-
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SHOCKING MURDER OF A CoRsrLBtE-IlvLKss-
Es QUAfks CkTY.-Be,ween 3 aud O'CLOCK on
saturday night In Carberrys court runping .ou,h ,r
CsthArlne street, below Fifih, a aeh osrurred ubich
attracted attention Of Constable Inward x9ldses of
he Third ward. and which he endeavored 70 aueL His
entrance heuever, seemed 10 be the sigoa Of general
staok upon hir and he roughly handled. He sac
oeeded 10 making the arrest OF named Stanmeyes
roncerned In the quarrel, when anotber named James
Diamond, vso had been ausxrelng with sanmeyer
and su sct n the officer twice. II is thought
blows inseuded for Ssnmeyer who ss~ him coming
aud stepped ASIDE. Al The time Diamond was
observed 70 have q Knife 10 bis hand. Az soon
a. he blows gwen, Naldoon exclaimed that
ne stabbed, and ieh 70 Tie psvement He
then pcked up and taken the drug NJ Third
an1 Catbarsne streets, whore Dr Hertsge was called
apoo. zxf dressed the wound In The abdomen:
(llR 0uy then known 70 have been ntoied,) after
whsch he taken 10 the hos ct~l. Diamond
~fsr ~axae arrested, bot wespon found him.
Th4 voesded ocatsued 10 sins from the first, and
evident when be received into the hospital that
ne dying of internal hemshsee he died about four
O'Clock yesterday morning Coroner Delsvan summuaed
iury yesterday aud prcceeded nvestga1n Of the
9. at south~srs Hall post m0rlem examination OF
M. body q huldoon made by Dr Humphreys one Of
ne esident physicians Of the Penney Hospital
wouno cuad, one the lower part OF the abdomen
the ollie the back the nrs OF which had penetrated
ne deth ~ four nrbes the other 10 three inches Roth
had been ma de with ne kind o. knife long and
row IN the bsbe The the abdomen produced the
fsla rec an latent dy ing Of internal hemocrhsge 81
ward kulscon - years I'D, Vas unmarried, and
pded win his widowed mothe- IN Lebanon sueet-Phld
kThs0 Letpo yuas "a
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United States Treasurer Weekly Statement.
Showing the amount 1t his credit In the Treasury, with
Assistant Teasurers and designsed deposoriss, and
the Mint and branches, BY returns received Monday
June l6 1867 the amount for which drafs have been ~
sued but then unpaid, and the amount then remain
ing subject 70 draft Showing aso tho amount Of future
transfers to and from deposaries ordered by the So.
cretary Of the treasury
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TIE ONO DErUrY MARSHAL RECOVERED
Deputy United States Marshal John G. Elliott, who
dangerously stabbed by the fugitive slave yesterday
% fer recovered 10 be able 10 leave the In the
walk out hts hotel He strong aud healthy constitution
with Dr Bsckman's most skifol rt stment, may have
credit for biz recovery well ~ for his ne-Osrc~na,f
EoQfiyer, June ~
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Taxation in New Y0rk-AppalIing Exhibit.
IRON the Albany Atlas Jsne 20
We publish these tables from Yesterday 70 CORRECT an
error ard . transportation In the fooungs Of the 1gures
We may q well call attention, too, TO the proportion
which the STATE tax has to the town and c1unty taxes In
eight counties exceeds IT, In twenty counties
more cosey approaches IT, Deiucng the cities, tho
STATE TAX probably equals the loal
I'll inafa he louin C0uAka.-
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CATHOLIC CHtRoH BLOWN UP-M Cold.
water sicisgsn on sunday morning, the lih inst about
7oclock SOME soountre placed two or three kegs OF
powder under the Catholic meeting house aud fred H.
blowiDg The building into uigss OF ms The explosion
terrific and the citizens throus bout the village
very generally awakened by a. The consnssion was felt
" q great distance.
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der from the westward broke upon this city yes
terdsy afternoon, nj about qsnrter Of three O'clock
which will be remembered for long years By all who wit
Sessed H. cloud black and portentous hal gathered 10
the west the Virginia bills, In which frequent and
ferce sueaks Of lightning, followed by sharp rafting
thunder displayed themselves. The cloud advanced
and spread the city, at brief intervals exhiDtcd
long electric fasbes followed In second by peas
from the west, which blew tor about minutes, aud
towards the last with very slight sp-r ling Of 'an and
here and there hail stone which a;od ony three
minutes. This succeeded by furious blast,
Their cf spherical Jumps OF ice, many Of which AZ.
preached an ueo in diameter, and some nearly double
that sine altogether unparalleled In experience For
several mnuis not only fruit aud other trees, but the
very hemselves seemed In danger Of destruction
and when the storm happily sackened the earth was
covered with ice pebbles about the average ze Of
bes and leaves and branches Of and wherever
fen standing the direction Of the storm
have been Of bail stones perhaps a couple
three inches depth The drains and sud
denly fu and poured their swollen contents siih
vobted vgor. The fruu tree within the range of toe
storm--vhich We hope was not very wiie-tnust have
been swept Of cighths of tAer burdens IL Is in
deed pfsble n e ground sire red with the hopes
Of the year OF course the destruction Of glass where
IL exroeed 10 the storm inevitable; that
there will be greater consumption OF the article within
week than has probably occurred In any week be-
fore since Washington was city since the foregoing
vp written ve have discovered that the range Of de
storm happily narrow the worst Of II appearing 10
have passed along the ridge which the Observatory
and The Presidents house situated Whilst Mr. Corco-
rams green house suffered but slightly the Presidents
two houses nearly destroyed that they will
require 10 be reglszed AL Mr.. Henry Douglas
green house, at the OF Fifteenth street. will cot
some huudreds Of dollars 10 repair. We shs not attempt
70 parucuarze damages done to windows Of private dwell
people began e believe that the comet had come Ia,
sure or Ough -IrtHoenoev, June a.
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IetsErnphse Marine Report.
BOSTON. June 12-Arr barts Cora Linn (Br) 3oudy Ar
droesan Major Norton (% Pclou: Boynton, 5osmer
Oak Ryder Philadelphia brgs Lorsna Moore Remedies
Com Stewart williams, Havana.
HOLMES hole, June ai-A,r brig Ksiahdin, Amesbury,
Herald Marine Correspondence.
PHADxIPsiA June 7l-Arf brig sarsh Elizabeth, Rayues
Treworgy vinAhsyen; D Thom son. Barnes Bos
ton; .rerron, Hsrdvick, New Bedford; Cause,
Stephenson por wsl,hsll \ P King; Le,ds r.v YORK.;
lams, New orleans; rew Hayen, Grnng, New Haven;
Barrst Coses Cambridge; Lady Ellen, oorson Boston;
Little Rock Camp, Providence; jos Porter Adams, Cam
Cia steamers kennsb.c Hand N YORK; Boston, selew n
Eizabeth Tsy Ior BOSTON fshrs sshrsin and Anna Dole
Paramount; ew haven, Griane. bridgeport y Thomp
Barnes Boston; Barrst, ats Cambridge; Knifht
s~ars, Boston rtar rsvor, Provdence hi Carer Fiss
Boston Lady hen Carson Bostop tn,erprse Hoey Soson
Lite Rock, Damp, sctusie rlyswsy, Davis, Doshson
Porter Adams, Boston.
Asscstsansyws and Dpsasesra
For Disasters " ships Onward webster and Anna Decatur
during the squsil yesterday, zee news columns.
BARR Baopry before reported DESTROYED bv Are A .es
wac good Als vessel OF 35 resist-r buf al Mvsc
On In 1850 valued $1,000 and supposed in This cty
BARB SANFORD Acsosr-Most the cargo OF bark SANFORD
Achorn from Boston for Mobile consisting OF railroad rru
gunny cloth and assorted merchandise saved before
stated. but vS carried 10 Nassau. not KEY West
BRe vuIrvrs Bennett from honevideo for Hsmptou
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with the light receipts Of ss year. Tor The same period,
Of s7e $40 aud IN comparison With the tolls OF 1871,
amounting 70 1919 .3t2 --ARany krgus, yNrk 20
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address, statement" II called, to the people OF
Seneca county
STATEMENT
Ihavc resigned the n, e 10 which q generous public
called me, and am now the victim Of SANDER, wh!lt
vepal press seizes my misfortune food for
element Bst W all this must sebmit have imporei
the Great Ruler for wi-don and courage 10 meet all
But Am upder untold Obligation TO the people Of this
county irrespective OF party aud TO them statement Is
due OF the causes that led % my resignation. Ny prede
failed 70 pay what he owed 70 the sae by very
large sum. be paid what the accounts showed against
him, but JAILED 10 put N funds 10 meet receDts which
he had county reasurers Those legally bind
ing on the state, and compelled receive them
cash When Mr. Breelin failed 70 put Ia possession OF
the f. nds should have made II public
Ny kindness Of heart which with amounts 10 positive
led 20 rely upon hs ASSURANCES and he
had paid all, except the f2Os 600 reported
This was my great and only error II may have been
wrong found II impossible to obtain the amount from
him. and then estly proper that should
and invoke legal examination. It's result will be
known, and by Il must abide
No one has ever suffered by .hlll they
rely uron fun acqu.ttal from pecuniary liability TO
the State and for inst censure. Conscods OF Trong
myself, am not excited nor viii 1espond viii devo'e
my hfe 70 extricatpg myself fro this misfortune
could wish my friends felt nc greater moruscsuon than
myself
/ shall not leave home and country. AZ have spent
the days OF my childb od and the years OF my manhood
In your midst snail main here and here, where
pose The ashes Of kindred and friends shs my body be
buried With the generous citizens OF this county whose
Friendship esteem and where have been 30 long known,
the Of ssnde- vii not avail.
1glory IN the history Of my county, and rejoice tia,
have shared the confidence OF N people. That confidence
will be abused Not enterprise has Character
lied Tvs for the past thirteen years but what has
received the aid Of my energies and purse Relieved from
the cares " an Office 90 unfortunate 10 me- shall return
20 abide With 70 share your hospitaltes and claim
your continued confidence shall In few launch
my cra upon the legal deep, and call those In
BILE 10 seek my aid, which win be a, their command.
Jane 10, 1857. W. IL GfBsJN.
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CAslI Tolls poR 1851 The following IL a state
ment Of tob received the Mes York csnas, during
the second week June; and also the total amount
ceived from the opening Of navigation up June 10,
Tho aed hair
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TIE 6UR'OELL ESTATE.

Shs C~stimo,sy OF MRS. Crsne-Ths Case
Opened Far ~ Regards the Character
OF MA .srsns--EInal Argument sse' Down
svr T,sesday, the 3Oth Inst.
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4
49,, pS1nh nremen slmrs Voosnos Drinv
lscvnu .srArss bo-on orgs Isniah
"a. po " m y onsr.as,en Dsyis NOT.
49,, w.. sna s poson va ooytsnkt
mon h s,rope i,.run sVn,s ss me rors
~. NIL, mnIe',s Alo'ny hSns,uns Pen ~ Nonv, Time
vi .tn w ~, ss., VI SI,ua, sr1y for,l.ni
De- ann Ne !. icnda,n 800. ",D aSs As,an
Isn@ns Bssr'e sos'oa' sriss Davl' Norris soon
ior jaSnsscs schrs ~ 3 $500 secn Ls1,a huhng
Taapon smos paIsnbrS Co., hr,on ~, syer ane
Sen sso marss ssrge sonoSsscy .eser Try
da schr Bsrt LeS,y yors ,o,s "a; 7 G v s
sp is s,a1 ~ nsva an Al. .,, Nal, ,.u,,
pbassnh,a accors,ny ~ v,nd S'o' Torooa bsngm tor
III NJ nSI'u I. 20 N'n s n -, ~,
vsrpoo a. ~ & c sr Tar, heuos Rudo, u
90 Msca We sn,ss "a .'.smship Isabel sulns Havana
ua,,.,s pss uardenss Sid shpr
DANVtas IrnsI 81 ,psn-r, n.iverpcn
Ia ,.iptia .n TsS ioS Lone. nvnt ",se, nucnns rni
W. F. npenR M H.. u on, .,,.. ,...- o.
-. M June o-sd hlps Nstephen Glover. Malbon
lug huen-ld and charlotte, salsbury (s from "
VI ~ !, u ~ ,s ny ~, -, - 49,,
EAsI ,gkssENWiSH, June H-sld brig James Wallace,
hCrt - ....
IL. noLh 81 hOLE June ". no arrival In mort Al ",
AN win nlos iog bsrfs Dhigence OAK briss los,
ror. sac & ana ssnan scars vary am Harriet Au
Essss Marietta va,.t, I'on seot Ho@s. John atty.
usOnt hmehI ntiswsre Nshl Dnare peaslee Geor &C
,snoN ohries 40" nIbslruss hrtsdne, Applegae
v., III, .sr v,tton fscksr N.otune Sea Mark
Tkll I'm VIII tns snu ssaner ska -,
Rail-, orr. an h,iss Ktr. f m has rances COMBS
sssr %smsss Shsrlco9 on prs n IA. and Essern
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BorrAY. April ssln ship 81 Bernard, Mayo tho
Psrnsn Gulf May under charter BY the British
brEros AYREs April 1In DOR barks Ed vim fru
Boston arr ll,h dsg hugh hi,ckbesd Huchins from Bald
more. do brig Mary Wnklns Nickef SON. from, NYork
BERnrpA, Juns Arr hrss MAJ ew, Harvey NYorl1
days; Avoseas (Brl Tuzo do
verpool
MAREiHs June Arr brig Minnie, Nelson, Charleston.
MosrnvIpEo April al In port brv Vulurs Bennett To-,
Hampton Roaos having put back ieAk.E
MArAeuEz, June i'm port bark 1azee DUEL, for New
Haven ldg
TT JAeo Jrne PIN por. bark sou.herner Hav~ner nom
Haysn. b. es ~ hndrw, BARLEY from Charleston; yrAn
n. Cormich, from NYork.
sBEpAc Jun. IL (by teD-Arr bark ssrele Cole Nyork
TRsIpAD June BIN port bark as sAhA HAIL. Tor London
10 days
YAkxourH, Ma, June lt-Ar trg Daniel shaituck Finn,
kYork
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9 l. . r y n q r o - y
rlsHk undsrsigned takes plessurein announcing
TO his old friends and tbs pu bile generally, that
be has Just opened . CLOTHING STORE, whore
win Be found 10 complete sssortwent OF Spring and
Summer Clo<hing, and. 0eutlenep's Furnishing
Goods, which have been purchased NJ the lowest
rates In che Eastern markets and will be sold just
y cheap - they can BE- had anywhere in the city
Gentlemen are invited to call and examine for
thAmsslvss. A. W. aRlFPITH,
neh2A-dly 10 Main-st.
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-04-08

A.. KENDALL. l.. nowc. oRo. .. rRLr.
KENDALL, HOWE 4 Co.,
tsuCcEso0As 10 nowg, LOCKWOOD co.,)
Wholesale and Retail
AUCTION 4 COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
And Real Estate Agsnus,
Second st., next door 10 the Athensun, ksokuk
Iowa.
DAkTICULAR attention w.ll be paid to bsyiAl
/ and selling Real Estate aud persona! property
ssgotating loans, and any other businss, that MAY
b. entrusted to Or.
storing and for varding goods and prodses Of III
kinds.
Liberal saAh advances made on goods consigned
for sale when desired.
We hsve large aud we'll selected stock Of 0Oi<
and Silver Wstches, tiold Jewslry, and Motions
which ws oasr 81 wholesale and retail. ~ low q
60 b. found In the cosntry.
Merchants and Pediars will BE- supplied st sx
tYeOely loW prices for cash.