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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-09-24

FO Bxs. LEMONS, In store and selling :, ysry
w low N KING ATAYL0R'S,
jsl6dAw M.in.st
1000 BUSH. Potatoes, just arriving, and viii
AOOO BE- sold chsspat KING TAYLOR'S,
1eIodAW No. Aaia al.
NAMAkIND6-Af frssh supply inst reosived ~
/ jel6dAw kfNa 4 TAYInR
JUST THE THING FOR IOWAl
Wsst's Ratsnt 0alvantc Ce.s~e
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-09-24

DEMINO 4 Love,
(Ssssssscfs 70 A. L. Dsming Co.,)
DAnksYo ana DsaleRs N Bxchanges
Neta Street, Kssksk, lsvs.
DAkTICULAR attention given to csllsstions.
l Refer 70
I. v. Ciask. Dodge = Co., New York,
Bsebe Co,
Adams = Bsckinghans,
J.W. CLARK 4 Co., Boston;
Drsxsl = Co., PhilsdslphiA;
x.W. CLARK Co.,
Jshnstss, Broshers , Co., Baltimore,
Z. ". CLARK Bros, 81. Louis;
Baaas eAviags Institution, I"
Deaoist = Donnslly, /"
w. Hssroa I Co., ,Pittsbufgh;::N
Csnnsseial Baak, Cinstnnsti;
n. Cssvith Co., 0alsns;
Nssron Brother, Dubuque;
D. O. Csnvsss, Rsa., Cashier State Baak ef OHIO,
Esnssville. ljy1
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CAVR m NOT1CK.
WATuA II S0ijA "A + NsT HnniST. !. ouuRnu
~ % the sernsr of IN snd Nor esn street,.
6snvscns .--ks bbathst loS :. n !. and AZ ., n
Sabbath School At Z p. -,
q Prsysr Asstis hurslay ia.
hsv. ). Y. sAlEh, PAstor,
AseldenssonOrls lsAns-st., Bet. lltA And 18th.
Aeokak, .Aa. 1v-dly
yxo - pAss, A., cAssssfnn. = =.
DFs: rare 4 Carpensar. ss
IAvIN0 ssseetAtsdt IL snselvss r. The psesAiss
n Of eAstr profsssieu d ~ vaYfou1 t&o6shss.
saa - fssnd q their oses est siAs es ~ street,
sstvssn AaiA and Johnson, Aext door 70 Andsr-
- bank Raaidsaeeof thsfornsr on 3nd street.,
IA 49, kcnssSei 0i "a Is"ss, -
49, 49, u ....EEe-- - lieeo-a
DxaeNeY Agin ana LsscAsr
HAY4 nsslvss In the prastiss sf
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-09-24

HATCH = raOMPsoN,
DAkTICuLAk attention paid 70 collections, and
i ssnittAness naAe st caYrsntratss.
All basissss appsrtsining 70 Banking promptly
attended 20.
Rxehangs on xagiaad, ireland, end tbs Conti-
seat. D. ". BAILEY, Cashisf.
in. Norrissn, Cashier Aaaha4tan Co., y. III
Chas. b. Boess, Cash'r CeDosrsisl Bank, Cin.;
Kiussy, Espy Co., Cissinnati;
8. II. Jaliss ,Ussh r Dank Ksntscky Louisville;
CARTS = Wasfes,
sss.Asr. B.aL:f Ksass ~ sai.sssa;
Tsylees s6hAlby Co.,
Yssnsrs' 1AAk Of Kentucky, frankfortj
Ceansssiai Baak Of ksntpcky,
Darby Dasksaals, st. Louisj
Pitt1an Brother,
+. !. Tiaknaa Co., Chieagoi
Mitchell Gable, Rock Island. lnevl-A
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-09-24

W. a. RICE,
A RCHITRCT. O6cs il kilhoume's Block, -
"A MaiA-st., bet. ~ and ID, Kseksk, Iowa.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-09-24

Wholesale CGnnlsst0n AesehaHt,
AND AANURACiUkEk6' A0RhT,
No. II LOUIS, NO.
llkAL1k IL Paper, 6lass wass, WtaAsu Hlsss,
DWo0dsn " are, Straw and Bonnst Boards, Gsws
snd Book Paper, Asniila Paper, News ssd Book
lax. Psiatsra' Materials, aaA Aanslsssarsd Ar
tieiss generally. Also, every siss sad variety II
Fire Proof 6sfss % hand
nAyfx Inn
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-09-24
HOUSE AND sIGH PAINTING,
DECORATING, GLAZING, PAPERHAN0ING
CRAfvINC, NARBLiA0, &C.,
Executed in the Best Style and on RsssonAbl,
ALEX. ASHER 4 co.

DARTIkebailding, who WiSh 0ood 8uhsta antIal
Work at ksw Figsses, will 6nd Il 70 ths cir 10.
.sSSsi to cEr.cy rs. Contracts scr srrrtshtrc
svsEything requisite, sntsrsdinto with peosble
parties. keferences given.
SAop, sf pssse~t, Nssr cerwer of Sta and Naia-stt
jy30dSn Post Copy.l
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-09-24

& ! II =
NEW ABRAN0kMHNTl
CHANGE or TIMki
nN and after Tuesday, Sept. Sth. 1887, (Sundays
~ and Mondays sxeeptsd),
THREE TRAINS DAILY
WILL BE RUN A. FOLLOWS:
FIRST ET--Acconmsdation (Aixed1 Train, will
leave the station 81 keokuk at 1850 o'clock =. NJ,
prscisely, and arrive in Aontrosc at $40 .. m.--
Returning, will leave Montross st 6s5 =. M, and
arrive at ksokukAt 0:S0a N.
61CQND-4aiDkrain will leave the station q
Ksekuk at l3:Ae clock p. m, precisely, and ar
Stvs 81 Mcntross Station 1t l:2ep. m. kstarning,
lsavs Hontsoss 1t goo o'clock p m, and arrive IN
Ke0ksk at 3;Io p. m.
TulkD-Expsess Accommodation Train, win
lave Keokak uepet 1:4U o'cloct p M. and arrive
q Hoatross etafion at $40 p. n. Rstsrning.
leays Aoltroee - o'clock p. m and arrive q
Ksoknk = $40 p. y.
- Oh Sandals, the Mail will bs the only train,
aAd 6ks Train Will not rua On Monday.
The 1ail Train 10 issxpsctsd 70 make ths usual
Packet cenneetisn.
=. 81 JNO. ADAIR AcD0wELL,
eep9d Enginserand Sspsrintsndsnt.
J. d. THvIssuny, Ticket Agent. Keokak.
Ksekaks H. Des mesnss 4 0ianssSsa
RAIL ROAD.
m0nm mDm -"
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-09-24

GPHCTACLxS-Ths best sssostnsAtef geld
. YER and steel spsesaclss at
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-09-24

SOC. pr i" ih.
400. psr ~ lbs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-21

..,. o.-rn.,;o,A Real exsts, in town and
country, hss D1esesd 70 val1e A'nrt with
ort prsoedest Until IN some pisces It 10 com
,ns,Jro n,,ces that never eoud have ben 8nt,ci
n.,.d Whether THE bestby and happy eh.cgs il bs
r,spt ,otly of my executive iabor not II esfainy
Ia, occurred dB,lDg NY sdmlnIstrst N Upon your
sebyep usf manly depend the pyeervatiou sld per-
p4tuity Of the prese perous condition OF a,s
Guard il with uDces-iDg vigilance, and pr0t-e' il =.
YOU woold your ivee Keep d0En that party spirt
which. permitted 70 Obtsn the m S'ery, mus' e4f 10
d.,cisop. Wstcb closely and condemn 10 ia ln'ancy
every nsducus emebt tia possibly tend t. d.
core sDo osu, Suffer no ocsl preatics TO dfuro
the ". vsihDe harmony Toevery spPe4 70 these tam
deaf ear did the Savior OF men 20 the promDtnss OF
the deoeveT. Act a united bs ID Of br Jthers oJnud
together by ore comm tie. Your Interests are TIE
zane and by this cou az aIone can tney o. 'n sDe1
Follow The ard yonr hearts and homes will he made
light and haopy by the riches, blessing Of kind and
HUI bceD! Providence
To ven the De. e,sbe citizens Of Ksn..i, owe my
srsttful acknowledgements for the aid aud comfort
vor hind assurances and hesrty operation hsve 81
iord,d IN mary dark ard trying hours. You have my
sycer. thanks and my earnest prayers that you may
be abur dauIy rewarded of Heaven.
To the ladies Of the TerTtory-the wives mothers
,i,.rs and dsuShtlys Of the hones' set'lers also
under a weight of obligation. Their oiOus prayers
have not been raised in vain nor their Numerous 80 af
spces of confidence ID the policy OF my administration
failed 70 exert q sslutsry influence.
And last though not tie least must not be uum'nd-
fol of the poble men VIII form the Military Depart
ment Of the West To General Persifer F. Smith aud
the ficers acting unoer his command, | retarn my
thanks for many vsluAble services Although from
different part OF the Union, and naturally nbue1 with
sectional prtjuoices, know OF no instance IN which
such DR., uc have been permitted TO stand IN the
wsy Of faithful re-dy cheerful ana entrgeuc ols
charge of duty Their coLduct IN bis re'psc. s worthy
Of phiverss commend and presehts bright AZ
sn Die for those executing tie civil poser. Tne good
behavior Of s the soldier. who we're called upon TO
ssset NE. IT, in fact, deserving Of especial notice
Nrpy OF these trooIs oicers ara men had erved Nth
NE on the feds Of Mexico ,inst foreign foe, and II
il source Of no hte ia'isfac ion TO know tha he
laurels there won hsve been further adorned by be
prasewoihy slariy with which they aided to allsy
destructive frsJicida stnfe al home.
With firm reliance IN the protecting care and over
ruling providence OF that Great Being VITO holds IN
His hands the 6es,ines alike Of men and Of nations
BIO fare~el 10 K4nsa- and her people, trusting ID At
whatever events may hereaf or befall them, they will
in the exercise Of Is wisdom goodness and % Ter bs
so directed 10 promote their own best interest an
that Of tie beloved country OF which they ara destined
10 form moot important psrt.
Leoompon March IL, 1857. JOHN W. GEAhf.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-21
FURTHER PROCEE DINGS IN THE CASE
or MRS. DEAN

On Thursday evening, Judge Davies, before WHOM
tie .dlDgs peLdlDg relation to the custody
f Mr Dean paid Welt TO the lady at the residence
Of her father, Mr.. Boxer. she uneasy, and sad:
" ForA toubl. weighed upon her.
And perpexed hsSDight and morn,
With til. burden Of an honor
Unto which she not BORN"
The interview lated over hour. The intention,
we understand, 10 observe her conduct with refer
nee to the penepg question Of her alleged rsouAi'
ness Of mind; and the interview was with the So
quiescepce Of both cOuns u in the The fact, con-
nected with the interview have been carefully sup
pressed as they could lot well be stated without the
conclusions drawn there om but far q, our reporter
was enabled TO cerve a knowledge Of the crcGn.
stsnces which nanspred, Mrs Dean eyincsd nothing
in her duct characteristic Of person whose reason
was in the least impaired, though she had apparenuJ
suffered much physically from her confinement
Amer the interview Judge Davies returned 10 be
own residence, where be met NJ. EdwSds, Mr. Spsp-
Ger and Mr.. D.sn. II there agreed upon between
Judge Dayier and the counsel that commission dc
lvnat,co inquDendo shoud be appointed the case OF
Mrs. Dean, the commission ~ report TO tho Court 90
Monday afternoon next. Drs. Ogden Meto,f and
another physician form the commission, and should
tie report be adverse 10 the IDEA OF the alleged hsAp
ity, Mr.. Deans council will move the CoWt 70 ~
aside the order Of njnDcipn issued by the Court and
slsO to drniss the suit commenced by Mr.. B-kan
anuul the marriage.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-21
ROW dTI PORTER-HDUSE.

The POLICE BEATEN AND DRIVEN OFF
On Tnuisdsy afternoon q serious disturbance OoS
place at a rum. mole called the Pheasant" IN Lspe'
dsreet II appears that two brothers named Bud
worth ana Mr. BoEer,, all connected WITH Chnsty
Minstrel, called at the pace and were engaged 10
social erLk when some rosdies who were pfesoot IN
suited them Toe pa ties soon came 70 blows, ana the
" Christie" men were very badly beaten and TUNED
;r.o TIE street They a. once formed officers Sesbt
s1o Doxey Of the Reserve Cops, OF What had taken
Mace ano tLe,e officers Immediately proceeded 70 the
house for toe purpose Of snsstpg the offenders. DO
Entering the piece they promptly arrested ooe Of tho
rovdies but DIS col ederaes immediate, rescuedh hin
aId the officers were kicked INTO the street They,
however, room returned but met with sill warmer
reception. Abou. twenty rosdlrs rushed upon then
hey entered the door, and bea, them wrh chsn'
cecanreIs pitcher &c., and again kicked them mo
me street AsebtsDce was toen procured from inc
Filth Ward Station House, and Lieut. Martin, wisa
y--e Of IL repaired 70 the Of disofdsr Taey
toupd the frort barred and vas not opened anIu
a. the rowdles bad effected ther escape through inc
back door. All Of them hsd gone when mo ofnces
we're admitted and none have, % yet, been arrested
The "Phea-sn," is represented 70 be vile place, and
9 resot, e., ,hieves nd similar characters.
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the French of Emile sOuves.re. l9mo PIP. SOL Tue
Same. .
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Sermons of the Rev C IL Sturgeon Second Series i9no
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-21
Az. L. X. Ma1weIi's Circular.

fpf, .lrs LIYEePO0L, Tuesday, VA. s. ~.
Ia ,rrv.. Tue. Ireland ib-r. Of
Osn.. -Four; from foreign p,rts aSd C.osia
80 ,e-n,d u ~ quarters What, Il is7 a11rer- Ini
Com ara Js7s barrels Flour The eIpos comori.s s69
ersr,.rs Uhs eGsrt-rs Osts IS 81 quarters Indi.n Cjc
ss and ~ bsr'!. Flour The scatter
sly f.e Their. hs o.tp animation IL trade dunn
yr.s cemArd for bots Wbea. AID Po1r h4vug been
suit- IL retail pncei sther IL favor paye Iutsa Coro
l.. fair reqsrs ~ for sbipnen. % ireland md r
,Tport Prsrce and Spain Prices may eonsdsrsi 10.
tn. sdsJ asst although yell 10
dsn, ID a ssise' decline No change other circles
A. todays aAffst here Dod-rs;. .stsLd.nse Of
dealers and Of Hnlers from the c1CGtry. WHE.r
retail mAnd decline ou the prices of Tuesday
ID add Y busn-L FLOUR sso much neglected Atn0ufh
hsSep oud sulpsy have submitted redactios OF 81 o
saek b>rr'L Oars ard oAraE wl;hou. change 10
vsue bot ;he ceuan Wa slow bailey PsAs renamed
a. last quoted but BEAss more sa.be a. Ia. week.
yrc.s. >DrS ,oEs lo. much inquired tor he
a.Doy rather so~Dvsfd We o,- mud Il 53,SGSJ g.
yeIAw 81 5e34 Q, .1a veIts =; IS sass y 40 Z.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-21
MARINE APPAIRS.
LAescH.

Mr.. E.T. Williams vii bunch from hs yard a
G,s.pp.np, On Tuesday seIt, the schooser j. T. WI
liam. She 10 lls feet inches keel, SO feet beam,
o., hob and 3s3 turs measurement She is Owned
bxJr. winisns and others, ard = Intended for ,ae
coating trade.
Mr. Williams has also just commenced laying the
keel of bark of 400 iurs for Mr. AIs1sndef' aoa u
tended for the Rio trade
wRycEs on LoSD IsLAbp.
rreu Our Own Cousspontent ,o ,o.-
The schooner Invoice Of H.rwich, Mass, Eldnge
master from Norfolk on Sunday, the l5h inst WIN
7oe bushels c. ID and IS barrels tar consigned 10 par
-. r,p River was wrecked 40 the south side OF
LONG Island l. miles wes. of Montsuk Light, on tne
night Of III, 18th ST - oclock-crew 81 saved. ioe
scboorer il full of water Her cargo Will probably De
saved in damaged state, If the weather holds moa'
crate The vessel vii probably be lost, m''siias
saved. She lie 10 burden, eight years old, and
partially rsued IN Harwich; cNgO probably insured
u New-York.
This morning C9th) the Government schooner Ehza
was ako wrecked on the south side Of the Islsnd OPP
posite Sasg Pond (Bidge Hsmptopl. The Captain
supposed himself on Nantucket Shoals, and cut away
bis mss,s to ease the vessel She will probably come
on y the means are appleu AZ once. "' u.
NAVAL.
cer.s,ous.pe. Of The n y rrsn.
WAsHTsGToS, Msrch 10 1857.
The .tesm-frigate Merrimsc, recently arrived ST Nor
folk e destiued for the Pacific station the hssshp.
The razee Cumberland, the repairs Of which ast
completed at the Chsresown Navy Yard, is TO be the
aas chip Of the squadron the Coast of Africa to be
commanded by Commodore I. A. Conover. Tho
Cumberland was s,figate OF fifty guns, built about
,xte tn years since a, Boston, snd has performed q
great deal Of service. She needed extensive repairs,
and il vas decided 10 reduce her to heavy sloop,
which has been done. Her armament is tweoty-two
9.pch guns on the gun deck and two lOinch guns on
pivots on the upper deck forward and the other
al, all Of improved Dahlgan pattern. The total con-
p.uent of the ship will be somewhat short of four hun
dr.d seuls instead Of Ave hundred which che carrie
as frgate. She was Away. fast ship, and 1t IS
thought that che WILL sloop, be improved IN this
respec Her stOwsge Of water and provisions for the
above complement viii be very large her armane OF
the meet formidable charscter and, taken altogether,
che will doubtless be the most efcientsnp OF her css
afOa:.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-21
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.

PR LIVERPOOL, March J, 1877.
BtiABsruFps.-We have again to report 70 day an
exceedingly slow market for Be.ds'ufs In Wheat there ws
iniI.d bu'n.ss done 81 genera. reduction OF "a
., ,treme value If White Flour uusslshe, ster aafket
bbs Oha offered At s1cton but only 80 dds
.od :. % j. and bb. offered but ~ithdra~o,
eins hishe. hid Indian Corn In small reqns: .ad qget
low s5qs II White. We quote whsst Red Sds 3, Whi:e
PsoyI.ioss-Be.f without change; would bring full
p,ic. but CID is sl n,s-eted PorkAbout 900 bis
An ercsp have sold thing under 81 90 obl'
American old rausbippsd from Rrsuce b.-n sold at IS
quiet but At late atoms Lard continues IL
good request y e7| bring p.e according to quality
ppertsd BY .peculs ors The of Butchers As
.etiaion ,o-d,5 to sell il 60 pe~t
fOn scarcity has advanced 70 IS $50 accord
coIfos-ihs m.riet remains dull and prices alter very
,t An occs.sI Al lot 10 sold a. slight reduction gen-
,r.y ls week. rates supported The sdvcss Afr:.
night have not made change Yesterday The
a.s Geo bales and to-day sou bale.-5ooo IL the Two
days being on 'p.cuson. Nil. r-o,.,I.
In Mancbt.,er today the m.rse, dull, bat without
q'o'"pT s,|es1 '''' RICHARDSON, SPENCE L Co.
DAlIY REroRr or THE LIVERPOOL CoTros MAR
XII Saturday Feb The sale. Of Cotton TO d.y are eat
.t.d At Coo bales including 6o American aid ~ ssrs 90
sn6 $50 American the trade Tue market has oeea steady
II pr.vi rs rates ...,
al go bales cludips $50 American a. Oos surst On ,f-ca,
sor tor export 80 Sur. so Egyptians $40 sraLu 'od
$500 American 10 the trade The mAe hs' 0-en eu .ad IN
Tue.is March The sales TO-DAY "o' bales So on
,p,cuafiop Market quiet g"d The steamship Cry Of
baltimore arrived after eo'e Of market VIE dA'e iom New
Io,pos MONEY M.RKEr.-LoSDos March g.
Cor col. eSids5l motley, aid Stds-! for sccouL. Ga
Tu.,es, in ths there elimination IN The
The Iuos House having lent At s. cent portion Of toe
,rrn, .,, pd 20 Them BY the Gre. India Psuin.usr Raft
coWPs ssog, sIso" IN Goa wsre from
fund.- closed 7of ge Tor moiey and 1T 4oc Tor secsaat
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-21
TRIAL FOR MUTINY.
.d.rseof TheS. Y. Trhpse.

Consspond der 60 Of TIE y. Y rnhnse ~ ,o-.
TRESros, n j., March 20 1857.
The case Of the United States sgt four OF the crew
Of the ship New York Tor assault upon Capt Alex snder
McKernon cosed 10 day.
The counsel for the prisoner had no evidence TO Offer
but opeped the defense this morning in able sod
critical review of the evidence presented by the Gov
eminent
Col Cannon made a bold aud energetic Argument
against the prisoners, in which he commended that the
evidence. without the -bado~ of doubt cIeNly con.
vcted the prisoners of the oense IS they stand chs ged
before the Court.
At3 O'Clock this afternoon Judge Dicke-son chsrged
the Jury in very clear and dtps vie~ OF the
whole case. The jury retired about l0i clock, and
were still out when my letter closed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-21
RisIand, Athya Il Co.'S Circular.

Per AIy' LIVERPOOL, hareh lSoI-p. m
BRF.DsrUFFs-A dull and i.ess trace since Friday AZ
MAse there large stteE OF iyers The
dru and al articles quite retail and 70 maze progress,
holders would need given the eIten; Of ID "
tut AID II q Dbl Flouf Indian Corn t>Ssed Oh the az
sioB OF increased Gports and he continued Pc-
- C.1.Al. W. quote Rcd Wee WA-si, d. 81
R,d : u,b-ru sds 9; Whit $40 . y 1., yer, er,,,
A. iele would command the larr lnd-u C1rn-hx-d
S. cas- Q: Yellow. - d9+6; Wht- IS de p 40 bs
-.t-i Csral cur 80 Ohio, Sass b,L Of 81 D-
PEoyG.Io,s Nv Beet ADx'u.' sousa, alter and Fl
irene i-. coud b. Tor anything gsot Od siae. more
cf.d W. rspest Fricss qlotai"n' tor al softs W.
ola 1faUf: New 20 a 1875. No change ia rora baco9
,u.r. a., advised steady Cn-e.e scarce Aad
full p blame tor the 10
Lssp-yArtet very firm; yes-sTtavs large business Vas
70 arrive haur 20 tuns have nee1 .ot
on ;kr .poi d4y I'll az hsde ~" itle infAst
an al rs dSo b-ng 81 had diantliJ aba u
tbs port to-day abvu ~ ,Gns
T.LLow-TL- usIk-t j. quite Irregular And deliveries In
Lo1cor Ic-sdiIsly small L" are hsy-
-n ,ipcs last report and retail pr'es are as tr
and North stock Of the after Quality
a. ~ .bout hhdr here AID II the OTIn-r un-f
IsHEs-v-ry DULL lower price, have been taken: Pot,
As Prsrl, ssu~ - .,.-.,
SIvl Spir's Of rurpen'in. so~ sale g ga 81
Common Rosip active o. u ais for -I.r. Qualities
O,Ls-sp~rG has iuTte-r sdv."eef, d 81 !. the
.st qvosou for tine lot Sotuus Crude, with headmst.-r
&c A, III. price. Lirseed unchsn-rd.
B.RK-nuket strong. and supplies wanted
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-21
LATEST.

LosDos, Tuesday, March 3, 1857.
The TEA market has again advanced today, and i
OIL per pound has been paid for about 1000 chests
of common CoDgou.
A etter from rsis says that the Neufchatel sfar
not improving. and from what We can learn all tue
parties concerned in very bad hum1r with each
o'ter. The Emperor Napoleon cannot but feel nori-
fed at beng duped by the King of Prussia
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-21
CITY ITEMS.

Ac.n,y1 OF MusIc.-The benefit of Maurice SIa-
ko.ch last night attracted the argest mouse u 'ns
,es.on, every part of the building beng oeosey
packed. The performance Of tonight cos" 'hs
season, when pro gramme of una'usi a'nae'"o VIZ
be presented, for the details Of which see sd'erA''
ment.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-21

Theodore Eisf.d. classical soiree, the fifth Of sas
seventh season ,huty.isnth concerl viii take pace
ct Dodworth's Academy on Tuesday, March IL
H,pr cite Simon stoond appearance IN Ns",io"
Nesrs. j. Burke, J. Sol +. Bergner, WIN "'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-21
FOUR DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE

ARRIVAL OF TIE ALPS AT BOSTON.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-03-20
Notices.

ne URAL GEM ETER Y +. The annual mae'ing
of the ProPrietors of the Rural Cemetery for the
chocs Of officers for the year ensuing and any other
business which may legally come before said meeting
VIII be held at the Office Of the State Mutual Life Assur
ance Company in Worcester, on WEDNESDAY, the srst
Gay OF april next, at tn ee O'Clock p M dim mch1s
6NaERRY VALLEY, NEW WORCEs-
~ TSR AND WORCESTER OMNIBUS Change Of
time, commencing November 1st, 1866
Leaves Cherry VBley at s. a. m, and II D. m
Al p. II. ~
ETENING TRIP-oD Tuesday, Thursday, AMI Saturday
evenings, will leave Cherry Valley at p Return at
81 M. ~
SUNDAYS.
Leaves Cherry Valley at 81 a m. and d D. M
Leaves Oily Hall l0i a. m. and 3 IS D. M
rare ia cents each way Fare t. Ne9 Worcester
o' cents g. 3. q q. G B1RNlRD. Propristors.
nc IS div
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-03-20
%em Advertisements.

EPECGAL NOTGCE.-Th- lady whose singular
y insane conduct ocrssiond re 0sfg IN Two OF ls
stores this city, "Wednesday, aul WHO heipe1 ~
self to couple Of Chenille Head brtsss, one or Ot ~
aud WHITE and sundry other srCi s. may save !oiss
aud enia unpleasant eXPosur, W an llue,-a' 10
satsi8clary explauati or settlement. %. Hen-1
FHVHE TEACHERS in The Public schools ,t Of tn9
ctv vii! meet at the City Hall, &c mmcn Oonnci'
Room y TITRsn.Y Egeui~g. March q, - u O'Clock.
The iaciDd suijess the meeting, Nit &c heaalhs.
An the Teachers hoped, will be present, ana come
prepared for ( &c interchange OF views
On account OF the limited accommodations o. the pace
Of m etin s1n sorry to lie obliged TO say, this meeting
viii b. strictly confined to techers Ia he employ OF me
tiy. uEo' DOnlaNA-lu nupS
iV,rca u March 10, 1851 d4t mob20