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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-11-20

ANDREW J..WTLkgNsON.
tiate Wilkinson d Marshall
Wholesale and Retail DFugEiAt,
NO. 90 MAIN-ST.,
OFFERS for cash to the trade, and at retail. a
~ full assortment Of Drugs and Medicines, Oils,
Paints aud Dyes Window Giass, Glass Ware and
Varnishcs, at and below market rates.
Aug JIG, SD
NITRATE Silver Crystalrcd--4s ounces chcm-
IN ically pure, in store and for sale by
Al WILKINSON,
augied ss Man,st.
rPTs. TURpkNTlNE-2 zoe gal. ia barrels and
- scans, In store and fer sale by
Al. WILKINSON,
auglea % Main-st.
r lNoEED, Lard and sperm oil--2oo gal. each,
IL in barrels and cans, for sale by
Al. WILKINSON,
augIsd 90 Main-st
A LConoi., so and IS per cent 500 gal. in store
a. j. WILKINSON,
auglsd 90 Main-st.
(soOPEk's ISIAeLAhs- 10 lbs Of this superior
~ gelatine for sale by
A. j. WILKINSON,
auglsd % Main-st.
A fER's cherry Pectoral--2ae dozen Of this
"A standard remedy for Coughs and Colds, in
''s'S ~ - "A. J. WILKINSON,
sole heieshle AgcRt for kcohuk,
auglsd sc Main.st.
LsRAYSERiS BAKING TOW nEk, admitted by
j. all who have tried it superior to any 9th
er, Manufactured and for sale by
A. j. WILKINSON,
aus2id 90 Main street.
sarutsneA.
1OrAL, Nos. l and 2; eoaeh, Iron, Demar or
" White, Japan and Leather, Of the Queen City
Yarnish Co., fer sale III qnantiticsto suit, by
A. j. WILKINSON,
auea3d 80 Main-st.
IL kCkkkss PARMA, diet for inyaiids and
/ Il the sick, for sale by
A. J.. WILKINSON,
nuc28d 90 Main-st.
| DERRY DANIa' Pain killsr--lo gross large me-
l. dunn aud small sizes, tor sale By
A. j. WILKINSON,
aup2}d 80 Main-st.
| <NHk0M Es---6reen and elbow, airy, in store And
| ~ for sale very low 10y
| A. j. WILKINSON,
| avc2Jd so Main-st.
! DUNE Castor 0sl--pressed and Clarinet
| 1 ly stsan.--in store and for ssle bow BY
a. }. WILKINSON, Druggist
/ aur3Id VI Main-st.
| MACE 100 lbs. Urine Penang, in atore and fol
| vi saIeby A. j. WILKINSON,
/ aug2ad 90 Main street.
ATWATER'S
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Legal ee.--FarecioAuxe OF Mort.

Legal Notice. GfeGtuAuYe OIL VlOFts
gage.
To @. W. Jencre, f. Mills, G. r. Dimond, and
Sarah Gorgas
You and each Of you are hereby notified that
there IL on file il the Clerks Gfice Of she
District Court Lee County Iowa, al Eeokuk a
petition Of D. W. kiiboufns against you. claiming
a fndipg OF Court, and decree in his favor, and
against o. ". Jenere. far tho sum of seven hum
bred AMI four aud 3f.o0 dollars and ten per cent.
interest from the 10th Of August, 1858, being the
amount Of purchase money and interest due him
lots seven ana eight, bl5ek eight, in kiibourne's
addition to keokuk, Iowa, which sold by the
said kilbourne to said 1enore, on or about 9Th Of
January fs55--thc foreclosure Of N mortgage Civ
said lots by saii Jenere to said Kilbourne 10
secure The payment Of said purchase money, dated
9h of January, 1855, corded in Book 4, page 3s4
Records Lee County, iowa~ihe sale Of said lots 10
pay sadsum aua interest, the extnguishmcnt Of
all equity Of redemption under said mortgage, and
for general relicf. Aud said Mills, Dmond and
aorga. who il IL said. have or claim to have some
interest in said Iets, made parties defendant
and hereby required to eane IN, and, by answer
fled up their respective interests therein, be
forever barred and estopp.d theTefTom hereafter.
Now, therefore, you and each Of you are required
TO appear and answer sasd petition on the morning
of the aecnnd day Of the V tenn Of ssid Court,
| TO bo held al keekuk oa The frat Monday of Feb
! ruary, 1859, decree viii be rendered therein
against you, by default, according to law.
/ Ii. SCOTT HOWELL,
Aug. 10, 1853. Atty for Petitioner.
The petitioner in the above named action having
| obtained an order of publication therein by said
Court, 10 q. W. Janere, of the defendants,
| returned "not found Therefore let publication
be made in the "Daly oata City, newspaper
published in said county, week for four con-
secutive weeks. LkIE j. LEIGH,
/ Nov. 4, 1s5S-d5w Clerk d. G.
/ REDkUk fETAE4sz SEMINARY.
ifIfIiis Institution will commence its SECOND
/ sion on Monday New 18th, in the second story
Of br, ssnford's building. corner Of Fifth and
Concert streets.
The BOARD of Trustees of this Seminary elected
from various reli ious denominations and repre-
sentnga large part OF the Christian community
desirs by the united ana cooperative efforts Of the
friends VI education TO establish gradually such
al institution as cur city requires.
The Principal of the Institution Is Rev. q. A
4 WILLIAMS, to whom, or 10 the Secretary Of thu
Board, applications for the admission Of pupil
may be made
The charges for tniten viii be 80 and IS 10 tn,
ordinary English stuties, With sulal additions
sum for incidental expenses. For Latin. French
German, de-, sxtrn charges will be made.
Its desirable that ptrsops designing 10 becom
pupils be present puartually on the fret Of tn,
sossioa. NM. THOMPSON,
President OF tie Board of Trustees.
iigNNy SrRDxG, NeeS.
keokaa. Nov, =, ls5S
y
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The Plaintiff in the foregoing action having OBJ
tanned iii order of publication TO the foregoing
named defendants, from the District Court Vi Lee
County, Iowa, at kcokuk, Therefore let publication
be made in the "Daily Gaze city, newspaper
published in said county, week for four
secasiye weeks. ERIE j. LEIGH,
Nov. 6, 1855. dim Clerk d, G.
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sttttT HFyhTUI ItEFtIVHufs.
The plaintiff In tie foregoing action having OBJ
tanned an order Of publication from the District
Court Of Ice Coanty Iowa at Ksokuk, against
Moses b. Morrison, X. w Clark and Turpin Daugh-
tiers, defendants, 'not toGud,' therefore let pub
LEGATION be male in the DAILY Gate City," news
paper pgblshei In said county, week for
four con secutivc weeks. ERIE j. LEIGH,
Nav Is ls5S-djw Clerk u. G.,
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KEoKuN sEnassu SEMINARY.
LINCOLN AND DOUGLAS

~xv9r~<~. ~ ~ga~, r~rv~r
111N1oA1N "a 49, 00O6LAo
"o'n ~ HA"JoIty -
hLUAuh AHEAD NEIUNIN AND ULlCA.
cpr.T r1Mrc III rrrr cATr cIrv,,t
HhEal IlMEo IN HE uAlE CII1!i!
CLOCKS CLOCKS CLOCKSi,!
Ssw supply or TuosE TRIrE TIMERS.
~ ALL WARRANTED. seth Thomas. john
SON. T@rry WIZARD ,lothess f,aienaay Marine.
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CHEAPER THAN DAYLiGHTi
KEROSENE OIL

CHEAPER THAN DAYLIGHT
KEROSENE OIL!
/ HEREBY inform the public that I have asso-
ciated myself with j. Braden, IT Drug Store
Nos. 50 and Az Main-st., keokuk, Iowa, 70 which
places have removed my stock Of kerosene Oil
and Lamps, where will be found full auppy IT eli
times. The rapidly increasing sale Of this Oh war
rants the assertion that II IL tho cheapest safest
and most pleasant burning Oil now known. War
rantod cost Of burning not more than ! cent per
hour, and warranted not to explode, and TO give
satisfaction in xll cases.
Call and examine for yourselves, at the Drag
Stores Of J Braden, Nos. 50 and 1i2 Main-street,
Keoku k, Iowa. IL. G. MkRRILL.
Nov. f5.d2w
FINHE public hereby warned not to purchase
certain Note, described below, said note hay
ing been stolen from tho undersigned, on the night
| OF Oct. 18th, " Panama. Note given BY Rufus
Wilsey In favor Of Charles Tvins, and by him
transferred to Charles II. wins, for one thousand
dolars dated ct keokuk, December ~, 1855. pay
able four years after date, and bearing interest st
Nov. Is, 1883. JACOB 9. WINS.
| ~ COX h -&a
| 10 you want bright, cheerful fre USE
| Do you Wish to preserve your rooms and furni-
turc from the SCOT and dirt attendant upon the
use OF coaif-USE CUKEy
/ A superior article VI which. manufactured
from Pittsburgh Coal 10 constantly for sale 1t Id
eants per busheI delivered in any par. OF the city.
| in quantities Of not less than 80 bushels.
Orders may be lett ~ the Ofhcsof the
/ GAS COMPANY,
/ Noy1O-d No. IS MAin-sk.. 10 Stairs.
HlAmk lso OF s.-Erosh ARRIVAL.
/ 4 LARGE ss0ck---Au sorts and sixes, IT
| IA OGDEN, BE0WNELL i co.
oct72d
/ A LS0, nsw supply Of
/ a kaus's Expedition,
i Earton's Life Of Burr,
| Proctors Legends and Lyrics,
MintGfn's New York 10 Delhi,
| Bancroft y Seventh Volume,
Electoon. just received BY
oct2M OGDEN, ER0WNELL 4 CO.
i REMOvEDl
w. a, RICE. Architect.
i IL AS removed bic O6hoe into the And stcry Of
i J. i Latch u Thompson's new Bank building, a.
corner OF Main and Second streets. ENTRANCE 4
Offce on Second-st. rmch26d1y
4 FLOUR.
/ LIME, Euperhnc, and Fancy Brands OF Flour, II
i Sacks and Barrels, for sale low to the trade
! by CLE1H0kN, TAYLOR 4 CO.,
/ Ang2b Levse.
IE a. SALT tor saie low by
M, aus1 WI. AUSTIN + co.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-24

UyuRoy,s HAIR PRIPARAT1ors-oorsrsrI or
Ms hair sotrss and hair restorsr, varanssd 70 sonsn
insrious pot ~ n arg sosnsr 'sy &
sp prs-ss, bsisns yosr Ssr i inns Ecm sssn.@
ask headache scrofula dsndvuns ~
boskas a Ne rearsr; vtu impart bessslui 40 nvhe-
rating sppsc~snss, when oher Remedies Mve sa II 20
hsfr soiorer yin derken your ha 70 any Desired sh.de
vthnut stnin az niurtous effect sold at 0ussmans drwg
ave No SOC assnd srssA soner q Allen
rzrYc pATryp oorops. vARrHHw AND BRUSHES.
N Paianss OF ock worthy the attention Of painters nnC
dealers; low for brown paint fer roof and ouso
"~N fFrER RExNTE. Assignee a Cedar street.
al mn RSwARD-GlIBERT's PATENT FLY AND
Ia 10 certify that have sold the patent right,
in full Glberts ny and Mosquito trap, James CornaE
of Mobile fer the ktates Of North Carolus
Georgia Florida Alabama, Mississippi Tennessee Arksn
Louisiana and 1eras Merchants and others IN purchss
ing viii please tke notice accordingly and purchase OF no
The above named States. JUMPER RIGGS.
NKw HAVrr, Sept II, HE,
NOTICE
This 10 notify al merchants and vendors In NE abov0
trap unless my printed labels with my signature are on the
said traps according 10 the Patent law All merchAns and
vendors selling said without such labels on mem are
not my LEGAL duly sufO I'D hrtnts an WIN pc % dea
with ne The law AZ male and prov tei ~ rntsnM, A.
Proprietor Tor The above named states.
! OOO BOXas on FEkRsOWs sUPgRIOF yrkAN
Fraror o. any othcr chewing gum manufacturer pce,
10 ere soie agents Tor his city tfc m1naseiHrers aud
syHAEPNkR \ sCHAIi, ~ Pearl street
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RM-TO TIE GRAND CoMMANDEas OF THE
L. various Grand Councils OF the o. g. meeting In the
United stsiesA convention Of o'he
Grand Cou aClg Of the respective stses form
Supreme Grand Council Of the United States yin
the city Of Phiadepbla Monday July 10 1853 hall
Co1ncfls not hsvi,g representation In Grand c,unss
within their respective jursdisions will entitled
presented fully Grand Counci By
Grand COunoils Communications sbould be addressed
BORACE l. PETERSON, Chairman of Committee on Cor.
respondence Of G. c. OF Eastern Pennsy wanna Phadel-
NH
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IN s. D.-HE HAS ACCUMULATED IT..
A ps NJ sah past zen lbs morang, y
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w Brookyn-Tbe subscriber having taken the shove 90
tsbshm-nt scs share ~ public PATRONAGE and he h de-
termned 70 deserve the By siriu sieaton " busi
he ready 81 all seasonsble bourr 70 serve his guss
with ,taeka chops ssrdnes WEIGH rarebie, &c ~ ths
shortest noace and At prices suit the mss Rooms for
and Arbnrsors Best Of alec wines liquors and
soa, Td rings by s nish week. Wines and brardien
Wholesale aud READ from he United Hae~ bonded ware
bssse. GEO, 4, KENsErr PrSpric,or
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-03-26

WANTED-By Graduate of the Vir-
" gnia Military Institute, situation rs Assist
ant Engineer. in out at tte Star ("at Frefe1FedD
A letter addressed to L. NoC, Jr.. viii receive
prompt attention. nh 2i--ts
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rnLs0RAPaIc NHws.
FOR THE DAILY DraPArcH
Conversational Proceedings.

wAsmyaTos, March 5.--Snafe.--severai com
munications from the Departments were received
and referred.
remonstranee from thu Legislature Of Maine.
against the admission Of Kansas nnder the Lee
csmufon constitutiou. and accusing the President
OF fslsehood, wss presented. Mr. Mason. Of Viz
ginia opposed the reception ~ tho resolutions.
bn. thew were finally ordered To- he printed.
The hill for the admission If Minne.ota as q
st,te was taken m. Mr. Douglas, Of Iliinois
moved To strike ont the seriion, ms to aliowher
three representatives in Congress- A discussion
ensued thereon.
The Senate discussed the Minnesota bill until
adjournment.
Honse--The fIouss went into committee Of the
whole on the Deficiency Appropriation bill, aud
discussed Kansas affairs.
The Kansas question was debated all day. No
thing new was elected Mr.. Stephens. Of Ga. gave
notice that he would move Thursday next TO
take the Senate Kansas bill from the table. lie
would also move the previous question at that time
without debate. The proposition was acguiesced
In by all parties.
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BULLETIN FROM GEN. BoMBAsTEs FURIoso
LANE

ST. LOUIS, March 24th.--The Democrat publishes
a card from ]. IT. Lane in reply to proclamation
from Gov Denver. In this card MIR. Lane says that
'one J. w. Denver accuses him Lane1 OF arrogant.
" usurpng and ruthlessly tramnling under 100,
the legislative department fthe Governnehl' ana
characterizes his lanes acts as pprfidlons ana
tyrannical. Mr.. Lane then brands the GoVernor
as a cauminator. reriurer. tyrant, and pet appoin
tee of the oligarchical Administration which dis-
graces the nation.
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DIED.,

On the l3th inst, at his residence In Culnaper
county, Va in the 5Ist year of his re- after sho
but painful illness. Mr. G c TALIAFERRo. -
Mr.. Taliaferro is highly esteemed as a citizen
Of the county OF Culpeper and bis loss will be de- n
ly felt by all who knew him.
0S- fredericksburg. Alexandria and Norfolk pa.
pers please copy. I
. On Tuesday evening. March 23i at 10 o'clock. On
Oregon HILL at Mrs. Cubbon's IDA A infant
daughter Of William ID and Mary A Boaz, aged 3
months. 80
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D@- wAsHIsGTos-"FIKsr IN WAR

FIRsf IN PEACE, AND FIRST IN THE HEARTS OF HIS
CoUSTRYMEy''- An who visit Richmond on the I'D
of Febrsary. to witness the grand spectacle of the
Inauguration Of the Washington Stafue, should not
fail to visit the new Photograph and Fine Art Gal
lery of w MISNIs, TO witnvss the wonderful pro
gress of the Photographic Art conducted at thi.
finely arranged establishment. Aud to those who
may wish 10 obtain of themselves or friends. some
thing really beautiful and lifelike rs likeness.
should not fail to secure one OF the Ambrotypes or
pared to accommodate all who wish fine pictures;
and his assortment of Frames. Cases, L0ekets Pins,
&C, in when 10 have them placed. is large and va
ried. Iii, gallery is on Main street. opposite the
new Custom House, and free TO visitors whether they
wish pictures or not fe 20
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CNOLDSMIT has The cheapest and eonl-
~ pletvst stock OF MILLINERY 00oDs N the
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HS' Books AVID PREsFNTs-GIFr Book STORE. No,
ldt. OPPOSITE AMERICAN HOTEL If you feel that a
Gold Watch, fine Locket nice Pin, or other hand.
some ornament, would be desirable; and also. that
you woald like to read the late publications, and
the best standard authors, but are unwilling to d.
vert money for the purchase of both go TO the Cir
Beck STORE. This Is channel through which each
desire may be aratifed NH ss-2t
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s1- WHERE SHALL WE GET OUR LIKE

MESS TAKESi- At GIBBS, of course, where every one
that wants decent picture, and not carTicature,
always go. Besides, we have never been deeev-
ed by him with humbug advertisements. AS these
are sentiments daily expressed and carried out by
scores of persons we take pleasure in aying that IN
addition TO our inimitabie AMBR0TYPE, we are now
both plain and colored which, for beauty of finish and
accuracy of likeness, are equalled by few and sur
passed by none Pictures OF all kinds accurately
pied and warranted to please. at moderate prices
AMBRUTYPES at one dollar and upwards ut GIBBS
Temple of Art. Corinthian Hail. Main street. between
9Th and 10th.
da8 z. II. GIBBS.
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FROM NEW MEyIco-RoUTE FOR THE PA
CJFIC RAILROAD.

ST.. LOUIS. March 25.-The Santa Fe mail arrived
at Independence on the I'D inst. Capt Marcy
was to leave for Utah on the 18th inst. with 200
mules. -
1t BeaIe came passenger from Santa Fe. He
pronouuces the 35th parallel to be the best natu-
raj route for railroad in the world The climate
is delightful Men can sleep without shelter. The
Indians are all friendly.
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IMPORTANT TO HOLDERS OF VIRGINIA REyO
IUTI0NARY SCRIP.

WASHINGTON, March 25.-An important fact 10
holders Of Revolutionary Scrip Is that by recent
decision it can now be located on or received IN
whole payment for public lands, at any State trea-
sury adjoining railroad grants, at par value
Holders are therefore now able to realize much
better price than formerly
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ass- THs THInrKyyru Lyc1uar Of The

course before the Young Mems Cbrstiaa Associa
ti-n, will be delivered by Professor VI, SAYLgs, ~
the 2d Baptist Church (eorner 9Th and Main streets
on FRIDAY evening. the 2fth instant AZ O'CLOCK
SUBJECI-"Bsaattv and the B,outifid"
Members can procure their season tickets at the
Rooms of the Association.
Tickets nf admission may be obtained at Meade
Bakers, Laidlev Robinsons, the Exchange Hotel.
ard the principal Bookstores. Tickets Is cents For
schools tickets 81. NH 2f-3t
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------~oe--
THEATRE Mr.. Aaths,es Beneft--If our citizeas
manifested disposition TO patron'se sterling
merit, II would be entirely unnecessary for rs t.
remind them that Mr.. C,ARIgs MATHEWS IL nov
fulfilling an engagement at the theatre; and T
they were willing TO sustain the m apagement II
procuring the services Of first class actors, We
should have more frequent opportunities of wit
Messing those brilliant dramatic representa- sns
which render theatres In other cities so attractive
and entertaining. However, we feel conf !ent
that II they will 20 and see Mr.. MATHEWS. they
will decide unequivocally In his favor, and thus
scault themselves of the charge of lack Of ap
probation. Mr.. NJ. takes benefit tonight, and
we really hope II will no substantial one. He
appears ms Lord Alfred Lindsey In the eiegan'
comedy Of "The Dowager," as Walsingham Potts
In pleasing sketch entitled Trying 1t On and
~ Capt. pstter In that glorious piece, 'Patter We
Chatter" He will be supported in the first play
by that accomplished actress, Mrs. Mathews, and
other favorites in the company.
NETRopoIrrsy IIALL.--We would remind our
readers that the Peak Family give another OF
their brilliant entertainments at Metropolitan
Hall tonight. They viii play variety of music
on the sueettoned bells and harps. sing number
Of capital ballads and duetts and the entire perfo-
nance, as we know from past experience, will he
of the first order The Iaiies are very much de-
lighted with these o1certs, az we'll as the gentle
men; the latter, as matter of course, are pleased
with the teiles which the former take advantage Of
every opportunity to ring in for an invitation
from their husbands or sweethearts. to accompany
them TO the Hail.
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CANDIDATES rOK ufFICE.i

GRArs MhAsuRsn.--At The solicitations
II many friends I snneslnss mxself candidate FOR
Measure Of nv fellowcffxens - tltct me- promise
10 dlschsrre the duties Mithfnilyand promptly
NH a,-4ts RICHARD II RIDDfCk.
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-THr LADIES of the Upited Presbvte

I Ask attention TO my sale of Cloth
ing Dry Goods, &c. TINS DAY, at 10 o'clock, nj ny
!. ore. y. NH &c X. CAUTlIURN.S
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:
MARRIED,

At Browns Hotel, Washingt ton city, n. c.. at 10 A
NJ, on the Path istant, by the Rev Geo " sampson
Miss NJ q LIpSCoMB TO Mr. R0WLETr PERnIN,
son, all of Nottoway county, Va.
~ Petersburg Express please copy.
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DEATH OF AN OLD CLERK.

WASHINGTON. March 25.--Lauriston r. Hardin
formerly Of North Carolina, but for the last q
years Registering and Disbursing Clerk in the
Navy Department, died suddenly last night.
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NEW YORK. March 25.--Dates from Rio Jsneiro
arc 10 the 18th Feb. Coffse was quoted 2J0 reals
higher than on 81 Feb, Supply'almost ceased
Stock on hand 10000 bags. Flour dull.
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NJFFFERsoN WARD
r n Uaskins. W Vt y richardson,
] II Crearor NIB Ill.,
John " Tsaftwitch.
--Tbe above ticket will ba srpnortad at the April
election frr ceuncilmen for Jefferson Ward.
81, o.,
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sd~ In On, OR WATER CoLoRs. fro

E6y- In On, OR WATER CoLoRs. from
small AMBRoTYPEs or DAGuEREEoTyPEs of deceased
persons, or from bfa executed at the PhOtr
graph and Fine Art Gallery of Il. W. MINIS, in the
highest style of the art at the shortest notice.
Also, plain Photograph. Ambrotypes, Sphereo-
types and every style of likeness know desired,
and satisfaction guaranteed 10 the most fatidious
The Crayon heads of small children. as executed at
~ 4 Galleries. have gained the admiration Of all who
have seen them. Galleries ON Main street, opposite
the new Custom House, Richmond, Va and syea-
mare street Petersburg Va. NH Is
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SPECIAL NorIcr---The attention OF the
4. ,eouested 10 the trustees sae Of Furniture
NJ our STORE THIS DAY. at 10 esiy 3 Moor cn
see see a ~ vi - 8 Aucts
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
Fort of RichmNd, March 25-Hioa water ~ .,

FORT Of RichmS6d, March 25-Hioh Water 81 o'cl
ARRIVED,
Schr Mary, Furiong, Halifax, fish, Bacon Il Bias.
kervill.
SAILED,
Steamer Pennsylvania. Teal. Phila ielphia. mdse
and passengers, Ii futile.
Schr II circuit, Powell Mobjack Bay, to load
wheat FIR New York.
cchr II j Neild. Jones, Washington via Port
WaltlIall coal.
schr butterfly. Hubbard. Washington. Via Port
Walthall, coal.
Schrs. Robert Healy, Mitchell. for Richmond and
Co0uette Skinner, for Petersburg, cleared at Bati
more cath inst.
Bark sapwing. Kelly. from Rio d, Janero Feb
l4th, arrived at Baltimore 2ith lost. Lett in port
among others. baTks parthian, Hudgins, for New
Orleans; Sal Magee, Clements for Baltimore Clara
aax.l, waiting; Octavia. Mo re. DO; Carotta, Mar
tin. do w. III. Newman, Gayeft from Baltimore via
Richmond.
at New York 2i:h inst
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sEA By HENRY W. QUARLFs.-Ladies
Aucti n sale of JEWELRY at M 2i7 Main street.
EVERY MORNING THIS WEEK, commencing at
II O'clock. HENRY w. QUARLES.
NH DIV Auct.
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SENTENCE or nEArIl

FREDERlcKsBURG, March 25.-Crocker, the negro
who killed Griffin, at Acquia Creek, Christmas
Eve, has been sentenced to be hung on the 30th
of April. lie has made no confession.
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n.y. I AM candidate for the sLEhh :
SHIP Of Henrico County Cont .ppYsoN
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