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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-01-17
RARE CHANCE FOR OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

RARF CHANCE FOR OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
sive auction tale of fashionable household furniture,
ibid rosewood pianoforte, costly house furnishing ar
D DC. Monday, January IS. AT the residence 81 West Six
b street, shall sell at public auction for cash. at lO1a In
orepoon, the entire contents of said house, the whole con-
hg superior household furniture OF nrst class workman
Parlors: - yards of English tapestry carpets; three
htel. and green silk plush; large easy. Noltaire and re-
on chairs TO match; two rosewood etegeres, With marble
and mirror doors, and back lined with satin wood,
extensively carved; elegant rosewood centre, side and
/ tables; rosewood bookcase and secretary, with elegant
kngs, made 80 match the rosewood parlor furniture; rose
4 corner and music stands; costly grand action. rose
4 pi~anoforte, stool and cover, cost $500; large French
mirrors, expensive lace and brocatel window cur
. Also, a great variety of oil paintings, embracing many
kble specimens, winter scenes, sea views, moonlight
Iiews, landscapes, all elegantly framed; large size ele-
Ny decorated china vases. Parfan and Chinese figures,
clocks, together with many other costly mantel. orna.
rs, mahogany, black walnut and rosewood cushioned
Is, covered In hair cloth, and medallion rocking and easy
Isl sofas, oak extension tables, rich china tea ana dinner
cut glassware, comprising q full assortment, such as
Plers, wines, champagnes, goblets, salts, butter dishes,
hdid cut bottles, spoons. forks. cake baskets, tea services,
|rs, ivory cutlery, common crockcry, plates, vegetable
rs, soup tureens, &c. Also, the furniture OF AL the bed
ks, containing suits in rosewood and mahogany; chairs;
Int rosewood and mahogany bedsteads; pure hair mat
lea; rosewood and mahogany marble top bureaus and
islands, TO match the bedsteads; decorated china toilet sets,
bonn carpets, MIRRORS, toilet and work tables, elegant stair
and rods, oilcloths, hall stands, &c. The auctioueer
special attention to this sale, as embracing everything
knd desirable, useful and Ornamental, necessary TO the
ishing complete of a first clsss house. Purchasers may
that the entire contents viii be sold without reserve. A
deposit required. Sale positive, without regard 10 wea-
II. WILSON,, Auctioneer.
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MADAME MADELEINE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
M FIRST GRAND MORNING CONCERT.
TuEspsY. JAN. ~, 1888, AT DoDwoRra's s.LooS.

l. Grand Trio. op II. u minor, Ii,oIG. Madame johnson.
grmyer, Msssrs Aggy aud Bersner 2 Tho Maids Of Merry
England. Perring: vi Perring. y la Priere a nm Ange. ami
4. Ia Chssse, VI y. Grryer Madame Johnson. Gr pver. s. An
che A-orte. Nenzsno, Miss Miner. q. Grand Duo, In ObsrOn
Grsysr ard Mr y Apply ! Due, Daguel d, Mise Miner
Cromstqne. iis,l; NINE johnson Grnver.
Tickets. . each. at q. Breusing's scharfenberg A Luis,
and Hall A Sons Concert will commence n p. o'clock pre-
cisely.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-01-17

DURTOE'S NEW THEATRE-MONDAY-SHA
ID spere's comedy Of TWELFTH NIGHT, supported by
the best cast in the world. Mr.. Charles Mathews, hrst time,
as Sir Andrew Aguecheck, Sir Toby Belch, Mr.. Burton; NAL
volo, Mr.. O. Fisher; Orsni, Mr.. Briggs; Sebastian. Mr.. bar
rett; Fabians, Mr.. setcbel; Viola, Mrs. T.. W. Davenport; OIL
via, Mrs. A. Parker, Maria, Mrs. W.. ii. smth; with the bur
lesque of COLUMBUS. Columbus, Nj. Bruugham. Tuesday
The new comedy Of 4 BACHELORS WIFE.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-01-17

DRYANTs' MISsTREIS.
ID Mechanics Hall. az Broadway. above Grand street.
OPEN EVERY EVENING DGRfNG THE WEEK.
Immense success, new iesiure-. burlesques, &c.
The Picture Gallery: Three Hunters: stump speech. Black
shakers. Down In Alabama; New Songs. Dances. sayings,
6r.; Essence Of Ole yirginny.
JERRY agd DAN BRYANT in acts. Commence a 7f
Tickets Is cents.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-01-17

IGOR CIAHLESTON. FLORIDA y TENNESSEE
~ Regular Unltcd States Natl Side wheel steamship Line
fbe new aud splendid steamship CoLv MBfA, Captatu berry,
VIII leave pier No. ., North river. on saturday. January %
49, o'clsek 2 NJ precisely. For freight Apply on board,
whore all hils OF ladipC will he signed. and fof passage At he
ohce Of SPOFFORD, 1tIESION co, ~ Broadway. The
mnsnifcenta and very fasl going steamship NASHVILLE, L.
" MURRAY. commander. viii succeed and leave on Saturday,
d,nuagy ~ The fiyortte steamers CARoIlNN and EVER
GLADE make rccuqr trims 20 Florida. Conncctinq with the
steamers ron New Notk. Through tickets may Ne had nv
applying as above Through u,ke 90 Memphis, Tcun may
ano ee cad by applying as a90te,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-01-17

MRS. KrMBtE's LAST READINGS.
Nl DODwORrHS SALOON, SIS broadway.
Mrs. FRANCIS ANNE KFMBiE VIII read Shaksr ere's
play Of RICHARL H. on Monday. Jan. Is, at N o'clock 10
the afternoon.
The evening readings OF he week, beginning q, 2 o'clock.
will be as follows:-On Tuesday evening, Jan. ~, FIRST par, Of
HENRY w. Thursday evening, Jan. n. ROMEO AND JU.
LET; Friday ewing, Jan. Il, AS YOU LIKE 1T.
Tickets, VI for each reading, may be bad Mt MeswN
Francis, Growers ana Christern's book stores, and Va
Hall A Sons music store; also from Mr.. u. W Polmsn, JaniaOv
OF the University Medical College, and At the door.
CMPTRE HALL. sos BROADwAY.-wTL. sH6RTIy
~ close, The Gigantic Moving Diorams OF
DR.. NAMES ARCTIC VOYAGES,
with a thrilling description OF the sunerfnrs endured By him
and his daring followers. by
CHARLES GAYIRR, Esq.
The popular author aud dramaiist.
Every evening at : O'Clock; and "wednesday aud safurfa-
afternoons ri = % clock.
Admission Is cents; children half price.
Mr., prroks. arst officer II the expedition. wn1 .Iso he In A..
tendance to give all desired information
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-01-17

FRED BRAGG, AUCTIOEEER,-A. A 4
(re IS Cortlandt street, a large assortment of boots, shoes
Progans, also, 100 cases of mems, womaa's, misses' and
Fen's rubber boots, sandals aud oversh oes, direct from
Manufacturers.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-01-17

j. H.EECKEk, SON 4 CO., VIII SELL. TO NOR
row. Monday, !. II o'ciosk, al the Merchants Exchange:
|pring's church, a spleddid brown stone house and lot.
surrssne a So sn sales Of Pronperty south eide Of Thirty;
y ninth street, l25 feet east Of Third avenue. Particulars
!, 7 Broad street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-01-17

Tor SAVANNAH AND TLORIDA-THE STEAMSHIP
II AUGUSTA. tapt. MS Woodruff, will leave IN Saiur-
dsy, IAN. q, ats O'CLOCK. ?. NJ, from picr No North river.
Bills Of tsiing signed enly en- hoard. For freight or passage
apply to SAMUEL y. MlTCHILIs " broadway. Steamers
for Florida connect with ihs shove. leaving savannah every
Monday. "wednesday aud FRIDAY.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-01-17

FW freigh. or raS3sge appIytO
INWARD X C6LLIsa No. Is WAL street, n. 7.
BROWN, SHYPLEZ a CO, liverpool
u. q. a CO., PaEs.
The owners OF these ships will no. b. accountable for gold.
silver, bullion, specie, iewelry, precious stones or metals, Ho-
less bills Of lsding are signed therefor. sod tde value tesre1
expressed therein.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-01-17

IN FOR LONG 90 OUTSIDE BoOTS,
DU ready msde or fnade so order: water provf boz ;
g. to u. light dress boots -. psient l. stheI bOofs -.
N 40 BrcadNaN, corner0f nosHd street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-01-17

kN pRVNT A wATRoUs, an CHAMBERS sTREFr.
near , RE Railroad drpo', offer ai cxsb prices stnnsrd
) smoked shoulders, smoked beef, mess pork, prime
4, bacon SIDES.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-01-17

ID BAfNtTI MD y. ENLlk DANC1NG ACADE.
IL. mics IN New Nrk and Brooklyn-rhe sixth hop on
". sdhy evening, Jsr. -. lays and evenings Of init N I'M
New York, Tuesdays and Fridays; and In BROOKLYN, in
FYsptiH Building. IT Orange street near Fulton. The hnh
hor IN "Wednesday eyenins, Jan. q. with the Jsnccrs, aud
all the new fashionable dances DAYS and evenings ~ tut.
tion, Wednesday and saturday. afternoon classes from 2
to o. evening DO. tor ladies, from Z n 8; for gentlemen, from
Stoa Ban rtritn practice from ? 10 N O'Clock.
Ntssrs.. y. a lie grand complimentary bali comes ofon
the Tnh of January, 1874 ht The ATOl'o Rooms, SIC Broadway
Tickets m1y be ottained ut the academies or % the pupils.
WM. WNCHMAN, l2 Bleecker street, Chairman.
y. AtrERrsoN, Baltic stree, Treasurer.
SrsFFOKp CROOS, Secretary.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-01-17

NfoRF NEW CI.AssFs.-BRooKEs' DANCING AGA
h derny Sj Browne sLreet-Several new classes are now
forming for Iuesday-a most excellent oaportunity Zoe he
rinuers. Niue fashionable dances taught in one course Of
inssmis. There are classes open for hose more sivsncel
The school 9 open 81 The ear.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-01-17

ego BRoADwAY-NME s~AUyAGEAus DANCtN,
ObD a~csdcnly, opposite Bond street. open every day an.
evening. Tie sy stcm of teaching is new aud rational. ful
orchestra every s-rning les Lanciers' a In mode q
Paris. LONDON and New YORK. aught without extra charge.
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

HUDSoN RIVER RAU.RoAD.-ExrREss TRAINs
IL for Albany and Troy, stopping at principal stations, con
Meeting with Western and Northern trains, leave Chamber
A y. SMITH. Superintendeni
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-01-17

bRTu AMER a LAND AGEvCY. ~ BROAD
va,, established 1871, by " Nvers- Al pcrsons paving
! through this Office are uOtti'f that thew are now dnr.
lbould he paid Immediately. 10 save exsensea.
H. w. MYERS A 20. Successors 10 " Nvers
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-01-17

IL from broadway, up -tsirs.-New Era.
RE OPENING FOR THE SEASON.
New troupe Of Model Arfiste~, comprising a company OF
THIRTY FEMALE ARTISTES,
all hand snrne aud accomplished young ladies'. Two perform
ances will be givep
Every AND EVENING.
commencing ~ ; and si1H The entire troupe will appear IN
StNTtFN MAGNIFICENT PIcTuRFS.
among which vii b. found The Greek slave Venus
Rising from The Sea, "Baihers Surprised Adam aud
Eve Venus Auirrd by the braces ''rhe Three Grsces ("
with others equally Interesting. In addition to the above, a
variety 81 singing, dancing, buriesque lectures, eccentrici-
ties Also, the
FEMALE OPERA TROUPE,
composed Of ladies'. IN q selection Of songs, choruses, &c.
Remember, two performances daily, in he afternoon and
sgan in the evening. mission rchesfrs seats ~ cenfs;
Boxes - cents; Private boxes 81. n. B.-s,ages pass within
a door Cd he place.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-01-17

MN pigs. + MACKEREI, BBTS., HAL BBLs
yVV quarter bills. and one-elghth bbis.
bbis new Halifax and Esstport picked herriags.
aulniAls large Georges Bank dry GOLDFISH.
pkcs. prime fresh dairy butter.
boyes rich and mild Herkimer county cheese.
r sale IN lots 10 suit, laws for cash, at
~ Washington street, by ALLAN 4 ROSE.
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SHIPPING,
SH1PTTMG.
NEW YORK M LIVERPOOL UNITED s1AYas
" maj. ct yAmers .

Tae ships com 1risiHs th,s line M
The ATLANTIC, Captain Oliver Ei1ixs
Tia BALTfC, Captain Joseph CoDs.ock
Tae ADRIATIC, Captain yames West
rn.se srps having been bull. by contract expressly fr
government: service, eve-y care has been taken 4 tdct- Coz
suucsou- a. also In tner eagines. 70 tnscre strength and
speed, And tler accommodations for passengers ara uHe1-ai'
ed Cor elegance and coafo~t
The steanersof this Gas have Improved ws.sr tists con;
partmeats, and no expense has been spsr-d N mss. tiers AL
as good as new. the thorough exsminsdcn gives tnen p-r7se
their MODS Of construction yet uneQrsi.c4.
Price OF rasaAge from New York 10 Iav-rrprL. tr erst sabi,,
$50; I, seaoat AZ, SIS; From Liverpool 70 New YORK esnd
20 gI.neaa An experienced surgeon attached u ee,t aap.
No oostAs cAE be secured ua.l paid for.
paorosa1 pases or sADss5
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-01-17

U,oR CALIFoRNIA-UNrTED STATES MAI. LINZ
in VIA Panama Railroad--The United States Nsl Steam.
ship COMPANY will dsspsich for Aspinwall ou "Wednesday,
Jan. ~, ct z ocLek y. n, precisely, from psS footo Of w~r~u
strst. North river, The wen known and fast steamship STAR
or TuE wESS, A. =. Gray. Passengers and mails will DO for.
varied by Panama Railroad, and connect al fansms with
the Pscinc Nail steamship Compsny's m.~nlaeent steamship
sOSOHh n. y. whiting, commander, which VIII be IN read,
ness. and leave Immediately for San Francisco. The publis
are informed hat the Pacific Mall Steamship Company always
have one or more extra steamers lying st Panama re.iy fw
81, 70 avoid snI possible detention % gsssen gers or malta
FOR passage apply 20 l. W. RAYMOND, Al The Once OF the
company, IN West street corner Of Warren, New yo~k.
Regular Uuited States mali steamer days, 9th and 1b Of each
ruopfh
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Il TICKETS Tor LAURA KEFNEs sol RuRToNs rhes.
trce may be ohtairqd three days in advance NJ the Theatrical
Ticket Depot, HALL a SONS, 2S9 B~rQaiwsy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-01-17

c,l WRITING CLAsSEs.-NOwHERE CAN THIS IN.
Nl. portant branch. including bookkeeping. algebra, ar
thme,ic. &c, be quicker or more chespiy obtained than ut
PAINE'S academies 81 Bowery, and &s Fulton street Brook
bn. From ex Governor King. Col. Paine's plan Of instruc-
Hon Ia systematic and cxpediious.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-01-17
MEDICAL.

DUy or DR.. LARMoST Hrs PARIS AND LONDON
ID Medical Adyiser and Marriage dude, 400 pages, pro
fu.ely illustrated, VI, ~ Mercer street, opposite a. Nicholas
Hotel before you marry or adopt any treatment for sexusl
debility or diesse, as informs you OF all the remedies and
4 certain mode Of cure. 1reatneni. Q 70 q and 6 70 8 p VI.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-04-10

DAsLu uNsON RAAYEQ MEETING.
TOT sasiasss man and others every ucrnins :. tsun.
Gays excepted In Tie Hailevss Sui,h., Hsrdvar.
store, Aain-st.. near Fifth. fro~ 49,.
CONE Co0Eu CoMElIi
LET HIA r1Af unAR.rK SAT- cons.
u IL the last 1kepsnaAsioa Of ths Spirit; Ii,
closing sxhortstesA - ~ Bible Let him thsi
h hear. ssy Co.'S: Asyss soss from these privi,
.s.nd. = - ssirSssr s ce M ,sss.
snd - u114 - VI elngS 80 - witness ths
.si.sI. N. = Sns,ssns - -. and yesr soul
ing nor slsqassss--it 10 sniy. cons.
2. II win disehares - obligstion rsstisg upon
ell - tAsss ars.na sAsa. Yoa nay net ssiashly
enjoy these privileges. Yos nsst hing oihsrs !.
thatthsy nay siso y psrtAksss Of them.
s. II cannot b. without eject. Though they
put thsir fingers In tAsts ears and will not heark
-, yet ysa Will hsvs made Judgement In the con-
science and ths heart, which they cannot shake d.
no responsibility.
: s:x. ces.. and yos ialsli the gr.a. mission
casss them % rsAscs. You Ny ooavsst : sinner
death.
s. You may secure 70 yourself happiness un.
spsahabls, fos time aaA slsrsity. Oh the Joy Of
balm heaven, when one saved spirit shGff say to m
ether, yoa said - ne. Coxs, and wen, ana found
s1vation.
AeAdsn To-day il your, u morrow Il snesr-
tain but u !. da~ns aPon yos, say % all around
you, Cons. Psrsnt: Hey 70 your child, Conn.--
MAJ Of businsss, say TO those IL your employ
Cons. Yonng nsn say 70 yeas friends and con,
pAnions, Cons. Citisens say 80 tbs stranger
Coss. Christian 80 out into the streets and a.
leys, Esd say to the poor, and the blind, and the
halt COnE Anp wsLcon8. There u room for Ill
Nov II the accepted time nov u tAs dAy Of salvs.
tion. the joyfal sound. CoMs; let him thu,
IL sthirst come and taks Of tbs water d life freely
0R0.C. LEE,
II. n. kkgDilR,
II. SCOTT HOW'LL,
mch27d digestive Committss.
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REMOVAL.

The DAILY GATE CRY OFFICE i
IL McCuxS's Bsilding, sornsr Of Main ant
Second Streets. Entranee on Second street
Counting Room hrst door 70 the right.
Orders for I'll kinds Of Job Work Alls,
with nsatnsss end dispatch.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-04-10

9Vaa SiskIsn MILL will Oar this nornins,
withsst reserve, iot ss 1ns 1srnitsrs, bsong ins
% ssasisaaa sbeat % isavs ~ city. Also, .
sse Aerss wagon, ssA greet varsity Of other
good. Sale at 10 'elesk.
April I'D
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-04-10

a A new and substantial postolIos build.
ioS L about being erected BY private parties
in Boston.
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The first wooden mill on The Pacific
coast has bssa sss In operation 1t Salsn, Or
egon.
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NEW HAT COMPANY !
N Il " PR RlETO III;


]. X. RICKEY.
LEAVING purchased The shove ws11 kneMnAp.
L i tablishmant, Ne. 80 Maln sst., hepeo91
Gee his nsmer0As acquaintance and friends. I'll
Having rctaiacd the services ri Mr.. Hamm
the we'll known Halter, he Il nov pplpo1 -
- the climax In point Of styls Ind 6A44411M
and Gentlcmsn's fUR6: ALI whiS4 u u
sold Cheap for Cash. Call sna Sc. w
nov2ld J.K. III.
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a. Sunday is tho golden clasp that binds
together the volume Of the wssk.-[Long
fellow.
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new Jersey, PennsylvanIa ana
Delaware Currency.
We have revised and corrected the follow
ing list by the latest advices. All here nam
81 are 1t par in Philadelphia. -
Bank Of Chester Valley.
Bank Of Chester County. !
Bank Of Danvills. ~
saak q delaware County, Chester.
Bank q UefmAntown.
bsnk 81 Montgomsry County,
Coiumh3A Bank, Columbia
Doyiestl&n Bank, Doylsstown.
kaston Bank. at Rasten.
Farmers' and Mechanics Bank, Easton.
Farmsrs' Bank Of backs County. pristol.
Farmers Bank 81 Lancaster, 4 LAacsst.r.
farmsrs Bank of Reading, Reading.
Lancaster %. Bank.
Lebanon Bank, at Lebanon. NM
Mauch Chunk Bank, MAuch Chunk.
Miners Bank Of Pottsyille, Pottavilb.
Stfouasbsrgh Bank.
CAtasqua Bank.
Pottstown Bank.
The following New Jersey Banks Of o
and upward are also at par:
Burlington Bank.
Bank Of Melville.
Bordsntewn banking Conpsny. Bordsntovu.
burlington County Bank, Medford.
Cumberland Bank, ct Bird sston.
Farmers. BAnk, Mount Holly.
f.rmsrs' and Mechanics' Bank, Camden.
Gloucester Co. Bank.
Mechanics Bank, ct Burlington.
Mechanic and AsnufActurers Bank, Treaten
Mosnt Holly Bank.
Phillipsburg Bank.
Prsnccton Bank ~ Princeton.
Salem Banking Company, Salem.
State Bank, Camden.
StAts Bank, New Drunsv wick.
State Bank, Newark.
Trenton Banking Company Trsntoa.
onion Bank u Frenehtown.
All The solvent banks Of Delaware are received
on deposit.
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DissolutSon.
FTNHB Co. Partnership heretofore existing ~
1 tween H. sabscribsrs, under the name and
1rn Of YasraS . Hainss, II this day dissolved "
nstasl ssassst. Robert P. Q. Hsisss will con-
tlnne n shs business, and sign the name Of the
srn = 1tq.tdatien. They will alss settle all &C.
ssusts u tbs late Grn, and ali debts due il must
- paid them. II. s. FAkRAR,
ROBERT HAINES
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co M NJ f RCIAI.
DAILY GASs CRY OvvIcs, I
Ks,ksk, NopdsS. ApYil tth. I

DAILY Cars CRY oSv1cs,
Ks,ksk, Monday. April ttA.
FLOUR - Banner Mills Extra Family tfsil
vhsst) 81 % y bbl.; Extra SuperAns tspring
vhsst) ~ %; supssAas - ~. Gate City Hxtsa,
- ~ PER Dbl. sessad quality, - 80 y bbi.--
Cosntry Aous.t3 ~ p ssak. Quincy, u Is to
-. GraAan, tiai wheat q - per 100 lbs.
BRAN AND SHORTS, ~ per 100.
coRH-RsAdy sale u ~ 70 7se.
BARLEY--Good demand for prime qualities At
Soc TO fSs.
wHKAT-Littis fin what 10 BE- had sse
will BE- paid for good article. spring - to Soc
for choice; poor GsAes ~ tolts; In good currency
oATS-In reqaest ~ - TO 30.
RYE-3te 70 4sc I; little seoning In
PUTAr0ES--dood supply selling 1t 70 to Soc
0ROCHRlES-N.0 o. sugsffsir TITO s3,psine 81
70 o. choices ~, esriasd 10 r. loA erushed sad oas
ISL ~. MolAssss-Plantasion4 ~ u ~, 8. u. ~
TO ~, 0eldsa 6yrsp, Is = SOC. csSee--Rio III,
70 Dt. Java 10 70 Ice. Rice 70 64c.
s0AP-Pslm ole, Family Dc.
CAEDLES-Stsr =, Stesrine i3i. Mould ia to
II.
LARD-Fais supply, tie TO Sc.
BuTTRR-Ineoods supply. Choices 10 TO lie.
HIDE6-DTy loo 10 lici green. ~ tote.
HAY-Prsiris from Is to %. Timothy, tI7
sEEDS-HangsrianG rass, 81 rs 10 / IS; Tim
etby, ~ 50 to ! IS.
" 11A. Hungarian, Sl7 to s. II.
SuSDRIRS-0nions. ~ 10 l 10; Eggs,5 70 &c;
FsAthers, zoe 70 4sci Waite Beans, 7sc TO 90.
fRUlT-fAir supply. Green sppiss, shoiee, -
50 10 Is. Dried apples ~ 90 to ~ - per baahel.
Dried peaches, - Is TO - Sol Raisins, - 70 10
%.
| PRovIsIoEs--M..s Pork sis 80, shoulders 5,
Sides 7, Hama q.
BEEF-A 70 ~ gross Ale tot per quarter.
| uO06-Dressed4 to5.
sHEEP-&3 70 - y head.
/ BALT-G. A., u - to 81 50; Kanawha, 5 Is.
ExcsAHex.--on New York for currency per
can't; for gold Per cent. 81. Louh per cent.
DENTAL Ga MD.
/ TAX r. J. P0kRE desires to inform this com m u
| II nifty that no hss determined 70 make ksokuk
his permanent residence, for the purpose Of pras.
tioing DENTISTRY. His business engagement
slsswhsrs ap sssA tAaAit will not he possible 10,
him 70 Isasts satil ,spsing. H fssls assured Ia
Eivisg thsouasss1y tAas - will ssas prepared 4
givs sa1ss saeisfastias n - vsstss branches Of
his prsfssstsa. = III vhAnay favor hin With tAsi
passsaaos.
/ lsssaanns--J. ,. Hsssll, D. n. Webster
s. 2. Mills, = Kssksk; Dr. Dsssa, DR.. IL
SsnAss, Is~a City. fsssledAwtfl
/ 1ensslstsssas s&ssssA Diftsss seneets the .
pstits. inpasis t4ns y ~ stomach, forces of Il.
bile - aiiinpssssssssll regulate the bow
els. ew = sessneaA = aely anA vigos Of mind
For Dyppepsia - dysoeoeis symptons, they ar
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-04-10

a. The Banks and Subtrsasury OF New
York have, together, nearly ~, COX, 900 in
specie.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-04-10

PossroxED.-Ths sxamination Of Mash
and Rsddous was postponed from yesterday
70 nsxs Tassdsy, In sonseqassee Of the con-
tisasd Inability Of Mr.. Harrison 70 give his
testimony.
We rsgsst 70 learn tAss Ms. Harrison's
LEFT lang u seriously injured nd causes him
nneh suDssiag. ThAs ere serious apprs.
hsssions y ssgasd = - recovery, but We
sincerely hepe, Viii NJ asnsreas friends,
that shars nay b lasorahls tsrn.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-04-10

OoAsoebo0 ChUpcA.
ssebsst ts-nsnov Sunday noraise-'sT hing
that sssonpsay Hsivstioa." Eveniar
q Rslgis6 80 CAnstian Rsfsrustaou."
aDeleA
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-04-10

Slaughter Coal Co.
TONS OF COAL
AT 20 Cents PER BU6HEL.
Ma are constantlx supplying the vs@n bsss
~ quality Of 14sl "a stove Coal brou@1t TO
thia market. IL mites easily busns brightly and
gsn6fstes more heat than any other article for
excepting none. Its chief economy and sxesllsncy
oonaisu in it, burning 10 ashcs and having no
clinker Grader.
For meUhanioal purposes Il positively cannot b.
surpassed, ~ those using IL viii attest.
Ordep Must be leften ~ book 1t the o6ies, over
Collier ~ - = Groceg1 6teee, I'd at, between Main
and Johra5h, and ~ shall be promptly attended
10. a. heretofore. sL. c. DVDlNS
March Sd ss@sss Agent.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-04-10

@No mail again last night from The
East.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-04-10

The Virginia Senate has passed bill
hxing the hfst Of August for the resumption
Of spsois paymssts.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-04-10

FLoasseR Mossr.- go Of Florsaes money
wanted - mia ONCE In exchange fos scrip.
0sn. Walker, The dsfunct lllibustsr,
y nov IN Aobils, where his prsssass sssus
10 excite no curiosity Whatever.