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AUCTI01 SALE

By Q. r. L. CROWN 4 CO., Auct,on..,.-
IN FRIDAY AFTERNOON, the Issh ir.,...
AZ no. 56 Pa. avenus. at & O'CLOCK Eno, -.
stoet ~ We shall Offer for sale OF ~
brstsd I'm ne Liquors, which he has been 90 cel.
To ~ 81. eebing, to make room for improyenent.
farm xhthout reserve.
day s. over "a sa IN under $50 cash over ssa. eo
proved paper S.sr,unssy s Il, Sloo months, with ap-
au,e-S. u X. l.. CROWN CO q ALE sse.
BY WALL BARNARD. A.c,,o,..-
1N $500 AND DRY GOODS, s0NNErs
DAY MORNlNG,l I'M font OF our 9 No. sATUR:
s,ocp ~ OF p and Fancy Goods, &c. ss,nn sell
bonnets, trimmed and plain,
SIooons, hrtIhclal Flowers, and Velyets
Buttons, Laces, TrImmipgs
Gloves, Hosiery Belts, Collar.
nmbrolderies, Jet and Steel Goods.
with other goods IN the FancT line
also, aIot OF assorted Dry Goods.
an lots WALL Il BARNARD. Auc,..
BY WALL & BARNARD. Auct,opeer,.
HkEE VALUABLE LOTS IN THE FIRsT
TEkNOON, the nth instant at o. clock. We viii
se, IN 'front.' OF the premises. Lots numbered 2 s. m
square No. So; Lot No. fronting s. feet on
noIth street, with front of IS feet ON l3d street
aest iots and 'front.' 81 feet inches each on
norn side OF north street. with de pth of 1 feel
oe aIey. The title to this 4 ne property rs rer
lprrJylng part of Washington. anu
Ierms One third cash; the residue in and 70
trast taken. u eeea oi
eo m-s WALL Il BARNARD, Aucts,
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FUTURE DAYS.

NARSHAL'S SALE.-In virtue of two vr,ts of
heri iacas issued from the Clerks oice of the
county Of Washington, and to me dire cted. snail
e. pose TO public sale, for CASH, in front of the
the nth day of August 1885, at W CLOCK m The To-
described property, to SIt: All Samuel By
no "a IN square No. 46, in the CITY of we shipSton
" T., together with all and singular the improve,
ments thereon, seized and levied BON rs the pyon
eIty OF samuel Byngton, ard will be sold 10 satisfy
ya aa No. 81 to Oct0beT term. 1853 William
Ington; and No l47 JudIcials TO October term 1853
Mrllam Van Resviok rs. John Van Eesw,ck
Richard Wallach and Samuel Byington
w. SEEDEN, Marshal
" <S-dts for the District of Columh,a
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"A. CUPPEE, IEECHERS BLEEDER.
Residenoe--No. lS4 Massachusetts, avenue.
between Sixth and Seventh Streets.
REFERS TO
NJ. ". B. Began, nj. D., J. Ford Thompson, MD.
Rev. A. g. Carothers, J. II, stone, Druggist.
Wm. b, Butts, N. D., au Ism
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By HUGH DOWNING ADc,,ono.,

WILL SELL BY AUCTION, on wEDNEs
= DAY, August llth, at three O'Clock o. m At the
New auction Store, on Bridge street, Georgetown
Household and Kitchen Furniture, Groceries.
Dry Goods, Gold Watches,
Jewelry, Breastpins, Earrings
Crockery and Glass Ware,
Loot ling glasses, Pictures 40
Horses, CarTIages,& &C.
ADDITIONS so icIted.
Settls ments immediately after sale
40 no linnea goods received. Cash advanced on
light. s ee o' carry gas
au 7-3t' HUGH BOWLING, Auct.
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A SPECIAL Valley View Farm
"A late the residence of John H. King, decd, is
offered for sale or rent. To persons ling IN this
section IL Is deemed unnecessary to describe 1t, but
Tor the Information of persons at distance, it may
be well 90 mention that no place within hundred
miles OF washington city offers such Inducements
either to purchaser or tenant The improvements
are large and commOdOus Dwelling, containing IL
rooms Gardeners House, containing rooms q
large Barn, and ample Stabllng; Wagon Sheds, Car
rage House, Ice House, Green House, Spring
House, Tool House, Carpenters Shop, Root Cell
lars, Corn House. Smoke House, Servants uar-
ters, Hay and Gram Barracks, dc.-in q word,
eveTy convenience that can be desired upon farm.
Several Springs Of fine water are upon the place,
and particularly one from which water is forced to
the dwelling, stables, de-, by q hydraulic ram. The
farm contains about so acres, all under fencing and
la high state OF cultivation, and beautifully laid of
in walss and drves, shaded by fruit trees. This
place. for the last fifteen years, hts been carried
very successfully as a market garden, There il q
large quantity Of Hot bed Sash, Forcing Frames,
to-. on the place that can be successfully used in
the raising Of vegetables. The Fruit Trees of all
kinds, Grapes, Currants, Gooseberries. &C., be
numbered by thousands.
IL 10 presumed that any one desiring such place
will examine IL personally. Every information will
he given upon application at the place, or to w.
ALBERT KING, IS High street, G GEORGETOWN,
ID. c. jy 26tf
EOH RENT-TWO ROOMS IN the third story
- of the building occupied as On ONCE by Z. s.
Wailaoh, and Immediately opposite the City Hall.
Apply Tn ICH WlI.IACH
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BY A. GREEN. Auotioneer


HKuSTEE'S SALF.-WIll be sold on THURS
DAY, 18th August next. at 10 O'clock a. m on
Ith street, near the Centre Market, 10 the highest
Doder LOT cash, one bay horse one iron gray horse
one wagon, and one double sett of harness. 10 sats'
~ certain debts and notes, secured by a deed of
trust recorded In Liber J. A. 8, No 49, folios 2aO
2ol ga, of the land records of Washington comfy
Dc. ii. EDMUND CLARK, Trustee.
A. GREEN, AuctiOneer.
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HYDRoPHosIA.-Thism morning, a mad dog was
killed near New Jersey avenue and l. street
south. As other animals In that vicinity NAV
have been bitten, IL would be well for The real.
dents thefeabout 70 be on their guard.
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SIZE FIRST PACE
OFFICE ROOMS To LET.-Two third story
" ROOMS in No. 2Il F street, near the Treasury
Department. Apply on the premises I'd story.
au 10-eoSt
EOR RENT-A new three-stor BR &c X
Il HOUSE, with two story ba" bui ding, contan-
ing IL rooms, besides rooms in basement for fue
Gas and water throughout, good yard. stable, and
and NJ streets. Inquire on the premises.
EOR RENT-TwO or three FURNISHED
Rooms, with or without board. Apply at No.
q Missouri avenue. near 9Th ut. au 2tr
ENOk IA neat three-story BR c X
u HOUSE ON It'll street, not far from Penn. ave
nue. and IN one of the most desirable DDS
N the elty: Terms liberal. Apply to ASBURG
FLOYD, ESQ.,, No. % Louisiana avenue. au 9-S.'
~ N1.N - " ~ en- Ell nCOuc, inoF
Inquire Of KYNARD, General Land Office,
or TO MRS. DAVIS, 279 18th st. jy 8-tf
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MARI IED,

MARRIED,
On the 9Th instant, by the Rev. Andrew G. Ca
rOthers. Mr.. l.. STEWART to Miss ELIZA
BETH r.. LEWIS, both OF this city.
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& U M M f X DRINK


The cheapest, best and largest assortment of Por-
ter, Ale, Brown Stout and Lager Beer ever offered
In the District.
The above, as well our unrivalled Mineral
Water and Cider, constantly hand aud for sale by
Army d SHINN,
81 6reen street, corner of Olive,
leN-t1 GEORGETOWN.
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<nR. H.JAMES, THE RETIRED PHYS
~ clan, discovered, while In the Fast Indies.
IL certain cure for COnsumption, Asthma, Bron-
lchItis, Coughs, Colds, and General Debility. The
II remedy was discovered by him when his only
enid, daug liter, was given to die. Bis oh Id
j was cured and % now alive and well. Desirous 4
of benehtIng his fellow mortas he will send 10 II
those who wish Il, the recipe containing full df.
rectIons for making and using this remedy, free III
on receipt Of their names. Address
usa M 10 o. =. Brown,
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IL feet Portrait of yourself for Is cents warranted
not 70 fade 1900 of these beautiful pictures made
oy MGoaey IN nine weeks. No charge unless the
81 cents, which can be sent by mail without extra
light not required. X. G. wOODLEY,
Photographer, No. Sl2 T. street,
IL tl-sm wilhrds,.
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REFINED AND BROKEN SUGAR. 40.

REFINED AND BROKEN SUGAR, DO.
Sbbls. Crushed, Powdered and Clarified Sugar,
IS hhds. Brown Sugars,
10 do. Cuba Molasses,
10 do. p. r. do.
Is bbls. Golden Sirup.
Together with full assortment of all kinds of Gro
ceries.
In store and for sale BY
iy 81 cost BARBOUR q sEMMEs.
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SOOh WAIEN AND HOCh.
WAFER, Favored with the different Fruit Sirups.
or one Of HOOK, "a new article in this city, call at
Hotel, where the best quality Of the above beve-
ages may be had,
je5-eoSm Wnlardg Hotel.
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FOR RENT.-A thres-story BRICK HOUSE,
l. with basement, on I'd street, Georgetowp, the
late residence OF M. DE Bodisco, cOntaing Is or ~
rooms the house and lot are large an" complete
order, having all the necessary buildings baths
&c. Ii In one of the most commodIous In George,
town, and well arranged for comfort and elegance
ap 29-H
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90 NM ERCIAL.

DAILY CARS Cfrr OYvtcs,
Ksokak. Dec. seth.
FLOUR-CouaGy. ~ - 70 - Is pr sAsk.--
SspsyAns, % - y - s7l per sssk. Extra, (faii
whsas) - 70 % - per Dbl. Graham, ~ 20 per
100 lbs.
BRAN AND SHORTS, Soc per 100.
ooRN-N to 80 sts.j ready sale.
BARLEY-Spring, Aeaso, Fall, soa75c.
wHEAT-seslooc for Spring; % to l 10 for
Fall
oATS--In rsqusstat ~ 10 SO.
RYE--4bs to 65ci little coming In.
PoTATOEs--searcs, IS 70 Use by the load retail
36os per peek.
0ROCkRIEs-N. O. sugar fair TAas, No. /, Sss
. prime u, clarified e3a1o, crushed and loaf u
- III. Molassss- Plantation - -, o. la
TO ~, 0oidss Syrup, 81 TO TOO. Co6ss--Rio II
10 ia. lava 1910 3oe. Rice tnew)s to $50.
BOAP-Palm Sae, PANTY sac.
CANDLEs--star ~ to ~, stsarine III. Mould
l3to l31.
LAkD--Fairsupply, oio.
BUTTRR--1e 10 Is; choice 10 to 70.
HfDE6-Dry, II to iiicj green, 81 to 81.
HAY-Prsiristst to 80 Timothy and Hungs-
riap, - 70 SO; Balsd do. $lI to 4l2; Retail 4l5.
sREDS.--Hungarisn Grass, no demand; Tim
ethy, ~ 70 to Isl Flax Seed. II 1Sa4l IS.
SuHDRIEs--OnioDs, s5to Sbj Eggs, 21a15c.
Feathers, ssc to 4ec; White Beans, $50 TO %.
YRUIT--Fair supply. Green spplss, choice, ~
50 TO - 90 per bbt. Dried apples, ~ IS TO ~ %
| per bushsi. Dried peaches, 80 30 to 81 10. Raj
sins, - tsto4 90.
CHRESE--W. re- to ~; Denmark 81 70 ..
PROFESSIONALISM Msss unsettled Hams y
| Shoulders 4 clear sides g.
| BKKf-3a7ic grossj - TO Re per quarter.
| sHEEP-12 To - y head.
| H0as.-Dresssd, - 80 to - 10 ; very heavy, 81
| sALT-G A.,el ~ 70 u 81 per ssski Kama,
whA, 7ooa3io per bsl.; Liverpool, t72s per ssck.
fIsH--M.ekerel, No. + $40 To 81 q Dbl; No
! SIS 10 1l6; No. . 1l2 to 8i3. White, No. - Z.
to IS 90 y half Dbl. No. 4 ~. boto s47G Cod
Fish ste ~ b.
ExcsAnss.--on New York Tor carrsncy II POI
cant; for gold 1 per cent. St. Lonis percent.
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The Rev. Theodore Cispp, formerly Of
Nav Orlean1, in 40 autobiography, gives the
fellovisa e1eount Of bic iniroduetson TO the
HCfeas 0eoqDR Of the Age" Thonas Carlyle.
Having fsosived letters o. issroducsion from
Mr.. Bancroft, the American ambssss dor At
the English Court, be called ~ The door Of
his residence. A lady, with very istslli-
gent appearance, received tho visitor. 81
have osllsd this nsrning," be said, "To Gee
Mr.. Carlyle. Ii he 1t home7o The lady
replied aMr. Carlyle has just entered his
study, and no gentleman can sse him this
morning. II the Queen Of England shoaid
now call hsrs apd request An Interview. IL
would not be granted The Doctor asked
II she would oblige him by taking written
message TO the study. An Affirmative answs.
was givsa, whsn he wrote with pencil sAe
following:
aDrAs Sir: No gsniisman, but man, IL
at your door-an UnitariAn, . Yankee, q
Democrat, and radical, ell the way from
the banks Of NE Mississippi; careful reader
and great admissr Of Mr.. Carlyle, and bsgs
the favor Of short Interview, which must be
granted nosc, or never this side the grays."
The letter OF Introduction WAS sent with
this unique note. Directly the invitation
came: s.Wsik up, sir. shall BE- happy to
see you."
We copy DIR. Clapp's account Of this in
terview
81 wa received in this most kind and I'M
ceremonious manner. Tho topics on which
We oonversed were 90 numerous that have
not room oven to mention them. The colio-
quail style Of this gentleman 10 plain, easy
and unaGsetsd, and bsars no resemblance 70
that Of bic later writings has mono Of those
qualities commonly cailed transosndcntAl.-
Our conversation vs. protHaotsd till after
noon. Though lross several times 70 depart,
he insisted on my staying longer 30 earnestly
that ascedsd to his wishss. Much Of the
time was spent in snsvsring his inquiries
concerning shs ssasistics Of tho United States
the peeulisritiss Of our government, laws
manners, schools, churches, literature, &s.-
He professed to be much grsti6sd with thu
information which ! gave him in regard %
these subjects"
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aSWe had yesterday combined storm
OF rain, sleet and snow. Toward night the
sun came out, and there was prospect for
another freeze.

RarurssD. - We were pleasantly sur
prised to see Judge Rankin in our sanctun
yesterday. He returned quite unexpectedly
from bis southern trip, on account Of urgent
business. lie brought with him some Of the
finest and hugest specimens Of oranges No
ever laid eyes on. The large ono which be
left on our table We thought was nonstsr,
and when he said bio hsd some u home three
times larger, We felt like calling for the
Documents, but Of course we couldn't die.
pute his assertion.
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We learn from Mr.. sample, who has just
returned from Chicago, that the Director
agreed upon course Of action which gives
universal satisfaction to ths parties In Han
cock county. The railroad nsy BE- sxtendsd
70 any point east Of Carthage BY any con-
pany that iAAble to build, and in case Two or
more ex1eno1eoS are made, eseh shall have
psrseptly equal railroad facilities. Noprsfsr-
sacs shall D. given 70 either BY the Dirsc-
tors.
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DEnTIRTRY

D e n r I s T r 2.
nR. L. c. lN0KR6OLL will BE- pleased TO con-
~ suit with any who hare diseased and falling
teeth Aad desire TO preserve them, promising the
ost suocessful and satisfactory operations in Dem
istry to those who confde TO him the Of their
teeth--would urge that an early examination and
. prompt aud thorough treatment Of decay will
pressrs the teeth pcrns nently IN the mouth.
The best ARTIFICIAL TEETH that dsntAlskiil
affords may be procured Ut bis rooms, corner Of Sd
and Main sS., over Rix, Hsley Co.'S Bank, keo-
kak, Iowa. ldscl Adto3sn2O
kEOkUG EEmA AIR SEMINARY.
FlsHlS Institution viii commence it, second xes-
i sion On Monday, Nov. 18th, in the seeond story
Of DR.. Ssnford's building, corner Of Fifth and
Concert streets.
The Board OF Trustees Of this Seminary elected
from various rsli. ious denominations end repre-
scnting large part Of ths Christian community,
dssi BY the united and operative efforts Of the
friends Ut education 10 establish gradually such
IN institation ~ our city requires.
Tho Principal VI the Institution ia Rev. 9. A.
WILLIAMS, to whom, or to the Secretary Of the
Board, applications for the admission Of pupils
may Be made.
The charges for tuition will be Is aud IS In the
ordinary ESgllsh studies, with small additional
sum for incidsn tai expenses. For Latin. French,
German, DC, extra charges will be made.
ltia desirable that persons Designing 70 become
papih b present punctually on the first Of the
session. VIM. THOMPSON,
Prcsidentof the Board Of Trustees.
| Hssar SrRosa, Secy.
| Ksokuk, Nov. 8, 16b8-d
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RICKEY q HUMPHREY,
4 UCTION and Commission Msrchants, No. II
"a AAiu-st., ksok TX, Iowa. Liberal advanced
800 On co1sigHmsnts.
dseodlm
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CA1D TO TAE LADlEsI
DR.. Duponeess GsbAen PestsAscAl
Rlrls. Ter RemaBesi

Pirls. Ter RemaIess
Ons Of the most asceee sfui remedies for Distress
inr and painful nsnstruation ever known. They
correct irr-gularities and remove Obssractions,
from what cause.
Thsis sngredients are known to All agents sell
inx then. and thy will tell you they are The bsst
Pills ever introduced for all dissases psesiAz ~
females, and AiwAys aucccssful ~ preventive
They viii BE- found most invAlsAbis remedy Tor
ali these alicing complaints PscaiiAr 70 the sex,
viz. Distressing and painful meustr nation. resen-
.ios, pains in iAs b.e& and isips, pressing -do~n
rains, rusA Of blood 70 shs head, diasinsss, dim
ness u sight heavlness, fatigue suy slight sx-
which Dr. Buponco's French GoiasA Pills are OR
tain TO cure. Price 81 % psr Boz. fsr particu-
lars get Circular u Agent.
sold wholesale and Retail by s. u. V0wELL-
Druggist, Nc. Isl Main street, Keokuk, Iews, sole
Agent, to whom all orders nAst b Addrsssed. LIE
will supply dealers, and Send the Pills - Ladies'
aensially) by mail, 70 any part Of the county
By sending him 81 through the ksokak Postoabos,
Iowa. lSsps. 10, sS-dAwy
HoyrErrEs.--As 70 women, IL - . seitlcd static
teal fact that seven tsnshs Of their number are
suffering from disease and general debility Are
the men mach better OF Loss Of appetite, paipi-
ta,ion, prcstraton, distress Of the stomach dirs-
ness, co.tiyeness general physical and mental ina
bihty are The usual symptoms. To coantsract the
injurious effects Of table indaigsnciss jon must -
uist the stomach. Hostettes's Vegetable stomach
R.ters eorrects the appetite. carries OF the bile
ana impure secrstions, regulates the bowels, i'm
PARTS strength and tone the systea, and restores
the invalid to health. Its effects are wondcTfui.--
| No family should be Without it. Sold In tulqaast
bottles Extremely palAtabis) BY all Hotels, Drug
| rists. urocsrs, and others 1t requires no addi-
ton 1t spirits.
/ r. GIBBONS, Agent,
d,cT-dAw Main-st, bet. Sixth and seventh.
weeds Passns sewing Machtks
Makes equally ~ good work on the finest fabric
| or on the heaviest cloth, ON either Of which foI
beauty and durability II 10 superior 70 hand work
". inyis, tho Attention u tLo.e who wish ma
chimes, 70 see Weeds Machine. They are the hes,
for family use, becaase adapted to All kinds oil
/ work. They ara the beat for manufacturers, b
cause they make sach beautiful and strong work
They arc tho best for tailcrs because they do bet
ter work than his hands.
Extract from letter written by gentlsma IN
ming ! plantation near New Orleans. yourtw
Wesd,s pat<ut Sewing hAehinss have bssn In n
most constant use sises / bought them, and will
the best Of practicsl result. In loss than thrs
weeks the two operators on them finished = com
plsts suit Of clothes for sash Of my two handrss
! and ten plantation hands, and find the time save
In nsing them ono season. has more than paid thei
, sost.
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DeA,c.ssoa ana orasnasse..

The congregation Of the FRS, Presbyterian
Church viii have their new Chapel dedicated ct
half past ten o'clock this day. And 81 o'clock
this evening the ordinstioa Of the Rev. Mr. Aspin-
wall will take place. President Giiistt, D. D.,
will preach the sermon, and the Rev. VIM. II. Will
liams will deliver the charge to the candidate
The public ar invited to attend.
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BARTLETT, KAYE 4 CO.,
Importers and Dealers In
DRUGS q 1DOIox1930,
PAINTS, OILS, vARNIsHEs,
WINDOW GLllS, GLASSWARE, DaUs1H, &c.
No. i42 Main 81. BET. ssh X otA,
KEOKUK, IOWA.
&. T.. GlFFONDs
MATCHMAKER AND JEWELER,

&. T.. GIFFOWDs
MATCHMAKER AND JEWELER,
Third-st.. bet. Main and johnson,
KEOKUK...-......--........
have j ~ received, In addition 10 my former
stock Of WASHES, Jewelry, silver Ware, &c.
Goods suitable Tor Christmas and New Year,
Prsssatst Alss.nn assortment Of Aorton's Pro-
MUM Gold Psns'
sPECTACLEs.
To those in want Of SpsctA- S&
eiss, would say, come whore you ssn Aays pair
ssssotsd ,hAt viii suit Jour eyes. and OF the kind
Of aia4sss that ere mechanically adapted 10 suit
every condition Of sight. This 70 10 Gasss
work.
Ny personal attention will be given TO ths hs-
pairing Of Watches, Clocks, Jessiry, Ae., vh.eh
will be warranted 20 give satisfAotion. Every
description Of floods In my line made to ofder.-
Eaervvinx done at Short Notice.
dssSdkw
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FINE INSUKANCE.
,rs, 1sn nssIsr s issusAscs co:.1sr
OF ST. LOUIS.
DIRECTOR:
is; Mocans, 9. \. Edgsii, c.s, arssly.
+ Wya mann p rss. IM s .Ape: ...
R.S.ELLl0TT, sec'y. 8. M. ED0ELL, Prst't.
aoaxrRA-aAsARpousR isKs TAKEN.
FL. HOLMES, asnsrAl Agent.
dscid1y A.BRIDGMAN ,AE't, ksokuk.
Dlsselatson.
TIME Co. Partnership heretofore existing be-
firm OF FArrar Haines, Is this day Dissolved By
mutual consent. Robert r. O. Hsinos will con-
time In the burmese, and sign the name OF the
Grm In liquidation. They will also settle ali &C.
counts Of the late firm, and all debts due IL must
be paid them. II. =. FARRAR,
ROBERT HAINKs.
CS.Parsnsrship.
The undersigned, having formed CO.. Partner
ship under the name and sty l. Of Aainss Brother,
and purchased the entire interest nj H. 6-3Arrar,
s 81. y s.-...s. = :.
shs Old stand, corner u anal ssrssas. nsar tho
K''1al ~ De- Ae''': f soh HI a.If;
K.olak sept. y. ~, r. q. HAiaEs.
koskuk Dranch ~ she ssass SANK
- Gowa.
FJyHIH Bank u now open for the trAnsacsaon g
/ General BaAking, Exchsnge ana CoiiseOso
bneinsesr
Cc1leetieus viii reesivs prompt sttenfacns and
scmittsnccs win BE- msdo for thcss paysAas IN this
city, a. ths asy Of payment, ~ The lowest ssrrsnt
sxcAangs.
Smith namiIi, 6Aml n. Miller,
John e. Fbyd, ~ AZ CleeAorns
i c. Ramsay. ]. IL. MlttnGA
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TILLIN0HAsT, LANE BUEL's,
dec2Sd No. l38 Main-st.
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wv ef - UnlteA 64nbeo ~ bue)anGton, In Tbs
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Browne icr ssAslsu4nt. All ps9ates knowing thsm-
selvee inehtod ar1 reeHsse 10 cali sad settle The
same. GEO. q. DIXON.
Keokuk, Dee. III, 'tS. GIBSON BROWNE.
dScl odlm
Qnoru,s CeA Liver OBl JSfly,
A PkkOVkD BY the New York Academy 81
"A Medicine, containing o. per cent pure oil. A
delicious preparation, hsving ell the soothing and
healing propsEiss of the oh without any disagret
able taste. \. y. WILKINSON, Druggist,
Ne. % nain-st,,
6sptSd Ageat for this city.
JOsERHS MLGUaa
COmfCGttoMer,
Main st., bit 9th and 0th........ .......~KEOKUK
MANUFACTURES Of ell kinds OF Cakes aut
WlCaniiss, PyramiAs, ~. Ali ofdsfs f0e pastis
will Is peonpty attended 70, - The shof1sst no
tics sid II ths most Appsoved styls.
Octh
Povn ana aIArA CIoavsFs.
a VBRY superior article just reesised and TO
IA sale lov ~ q. ". \. TUCKER.
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