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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-09-20


Beet ana shoe Emporium,
NO. Oh, MAIN kUkuk.
f1sHE EMPORIUM 10 the emily place In the city
whore every thing in the Boot and Shoe line q
made 10 order.
The Emporium uses the best kind Of Imported
Stock.
The Rmporium uses :. English Bend 5ols-L ssth-
Or.
The Mmporium uses "Lemoine's Cali SKINS"
The Emporigp uses English, French and Ger
man Calf and Zip Skin. -
Ths Emporium uses Ncnch Curacao ana Tampt-
% Kid skins.
The Emporium uses French, Italian and gnslIsh
Lasting.
The Emporium smplsyes tho best vorknsa IN
the country.
The Emporiam makes the ssst ats q any shop
in the city.
The Enporiun sells the best and cheapest East.
con goods.
The Emporium sells slocomb's Boots, and wu1-
rants them q rood ~ eaA be made.
The EmpoEiam u he place TO got just whas -
want III not ready <ezadc,) made 70 order.
The Emporium sells for CASH only, and q ~
very lowest figures.
" cn~an BARGAINS are desirable. God ats ~e~s-
Portable Of superior shoes satisfxctory 70 % gks
Emporium to get them.
jy1Sd
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The JGgevs.
The Hssrlaw ~ ehn Ea,~av. tits -

The display Of the German military COM
pany, Of Our city, on the public square ct
West Point, Thursday morning, was one Of
the finest and most attractive spectaoles Wit
messed during our visit
The company - provided with the Minnie
rife, have handsome uniform, ara Adnirsbly
olhcsrsd, and, We believe, one Of the vsry
best drilled companies in the State. They
went through their evolutions in West Point,
on Thursday morning, under tho eye Of the
Governor, and received not only the sppro-
baton Of the Executive, but The universal
admiration Of the thousands gathered to NJ
tend the Fair.
fTA correspondent Of the Journal, claim
ing to DO Republican, il very indignant that
We should venture through our columns to
put the question between the old Jury and
the nav fairly before the public. He will
ind that the old Jary arc regarded quite ~
honest and honorable - the new, and their
opinion viii 90 ~ far IN this community
We express no opinion on the subject but
lsavs NE public TO decide between tho old
Jury, which accused Goodrich, and the new
one, which sxoneratss him.
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WANTED--A Dwelling House mot over tsI
squares from this once.
Sept. lid WIN. RICHARDS.
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0oaTAAng.
A FEW boarders can be accommodated ct Mr..
IA Hulaniske's, on Third-st., between Blondsau
and Concert. References given and required.
sep2dim
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-09-20

q New Gold Mine Discovered.
Ann n0x. CHAIRs, or ALL DEsCAIP-
kOU sloHs, Just received and Aor sale CHEAP
FOR CASH, BY
0fo. 3. KILBoURNE, Agent,
nayiSd Aain-st., bet. - > ID.
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Being A PRACTICAL STILL BUILDER nyssIf.
and having In person supsrintendsd NE whole
process Of bsiidinE, san safely say that ny ~
the United States. And farther, In sdaition "a
superior machinery and ny own practical knowl-
edge Of the business, / have secured the ssrvie6n
Of Of the best alcohol distilisra In the eouAt
would also inform those who may favor ne WI
features that can supply them with any q ~ :
above articles ~ cheap and cheaper than they can
purchase the same in any OF the Western eitiss.
thereby saving freightagc and the mauys Nissp-
pointnsnts incidental 70 spring and fAM shipy
nsasf Twin sell :.
ST. LOUIS PRICES.
request those who are capable Of judging a
compare nyssmples with any In the country end
give m impartial dscision-I ask no more.
GAA0. NOEL.
Distillsry and Once half square above q .
Packet Landing, keokuk, Iowa.
July IL, s58-dAw3m
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In all theprincipal cities and towns, these works
will be delivered, Free - Possage. when
sent BY mail, the PosrAex to any part q the Uni-
ted States, will b but - Gents . year Tor
"biaekwood and but - Cents = year for
each Of the Reviews.
N. B.-The price In Great Britain Of tho Eve
Periodicals. above named IL about Thirty-ons Dol
lars per xnnum.
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EURN TURE-F RNITUR

We have just received a large 'ditIop TO our
stock OF CsbInei and other rur"i'ure, vhlchEA
has been gotten up ias eful and elegant .tyleW
10 our order. the workmanship Of which we IL
warrant of the beat quality. ""
PARI.OR SUITES COMPLETE
vi Rosewood. Walnut and Mahogany; upholstered
Ia yarlo os colors and material. Sofa Centre and
SIDE FABLES, Escritolres, Etsgeres, snd WHAT note
and Brackets.
CHAMBER SETS COMPLETE.
Solo OAK. handsomely ornament ed in Gold.
Soilu w alhut aud NJ hogany. ozrved Black, Enam-
elled IN gold and flowers, with other painted sea
all cOlors.
DINING ROOM.
oakb w anu, Mahogany, and Cherry F1tenson
YAK; alnut, Mahogany, and Rose Ladies' Dininr
Oak, Walnut and Mahogany sideboards, with Mar
sheI.es. &C., ornamentsd with Looking Glass
FEATHER BEDS, BOOSTERS AND Pill
LOWS.
Curled Hair, Husk. and Hask and Cotton Mat
tresses.
OFFICE DESKS, CHAIRS AND SALAMAN
DER SAFES.
Stearne's and MaTvIn's Wi er- patent salamander
hreIpLoof Safes, secured By the celebrated " la
Also, ~ great variety, Bedstsads, Bureaus. Ward
Iobes, Washstands, I.lghtstands. sofas. Tete-s-
tetes Easy. and locking c. airs, in halTcloth
Two Thousand cade seat Chairs All of winch vii
be sold low for cash approved paper.
MEG REGOR CO.,
Nos So So, srd s9
lie [Z-e0W Seventh sfraef
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Csrys,posdsses Of TAs stss. v4s-s ss.-
or l.

-.-.e .SsSAohfVWN, March ID, io9o
The union prayer meetings, which were COM
menced in our city on Monday, seem to be rapid
ly increasing in interest; and very general refi
gious feeling seems to be beginning to peryade
nearly all classes Of our citizens. The meeting
at the Congress street nj. p. Church Yesterday,
was decidedly more numerously attended than
either OF the preceding Onps-the Church edidce
being crowded to it's utmost capacity. The ser
vices, which were Of the most solemn and i'm
presslve character, and In which all present APP
Feared to take a lively interest, were conducted
by the Rev Mr.. Filling hast, Of st. Johns Epis-
ces OF very solemn and impressive character
are daily had at each Of our Episcopal, and at
Tripitv Catholic Churches also.
The following Is the note of " A Suffering Ca
nal Bond Holder -
''Mr Spectator-In your next. letter please
state that at the last meeting of the stockholders
Of the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal Company.
Major Peter, one Of the four Commissioners Of
the State of Ma yand (who control the elections
for Directors proposed to reduce the salary OF
the President from g. 500 to 81 .5tp, but
would second the proposition, il was not voted
on. Thus the money Of he bond and stock hold
is still to be FILTERED away in officers salaries "
As the canal boat Rescue. Capt. Tedrick, was
on her way down yestei day afternoon, with 100
barrels of hour on board, cOnsi9 ned to Mr.. Jas.
A. Magrud.r, she ran against the sharp point Of
stone which was projecting out in the wall or
the stop lock, about one mile above our city,
which broke a hole in her side sufficiently large
to cause her to fill almost Immediately and sink
About COZ barrels of The -four is under water, aud
will doubtless b- very considerably damaged
We learn that no blame whatever can possibly
be attached to the Captain The whole of IL
must necessarily fall on the managers of the
canal. from the fact that this lock has not been
used for some fifteen years, and the managers of
the canal have repeat, dly been solicited to re-
move it. From all We can learn Of it, 1t always
has been a source Of serious annoyance and
trouble to bOatmen generally. The water Is
being drawn off the lower level this morning for
the purpose of getting her up.
Enlarged facilities for shipping coal this sea-
son are being made at Rays docks. Some nine
boats laden with the article, are now on the way
down, from Cumberland, and will doubtless get
In tomorrow next day The American and
Deptford companies each intend shipping from
this dock this season SPKCrAToR
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DIED.

On the 9th instant at o'clock a. m. after an i'll
ness of Line days. Of scarlet fever. FLORENCE,
months.
Her funeral Will take place nj the residence Of her
parents, No. Syl nth street, bet xeen and X To
morrow Friday at three O'Clock. The friends and
acquaIntances of the family invited TO attend
Farewell. little Florence. thou has left US,
We thy loss do greatly feel.
But IL Is God that has ereft US.
He can all our sorrows heal
Yet again We hope To meet you
WhsD The day # life is over.
Then IN heaven W it'll JOY to greet thee,
When we will part with little Florence no more,
On the cath instant. at go O'Clock a. m, HENRY
Mi EN- IN the S5i year of his age.
His friends aud acquaintance ar invited to att end
his funeral his Thursday Evening, AT o'clock,
from his late residence, on q street, between 18th
and 18TH streets, Navy Yard.
On the 18th instant, ia the 10th year of his age,
ROBERT, only son of Robert and Marenda V.
Cochran.
on the cath instant, Mrs. MARY SINONDS IN
the Fist ysrr at her age, full confidence of bes
sed Immortality.
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FUTURE DAYS

BY A. GREEN. Auctlopeer
VALUABLE IMPROV AND HMM
y PROVED PROPERTY. EAST TIE CAPITOL. nv
MARYL'RD AVENUE, AT AuCTIoN.-On MONDAY
lhe Zsth instant, shall sell. IN trout of the prem
ises az clock .. m, Lots No. I. 2. T. s. G. and Z
In subdl vision OF Square No. S63. all of which ont
on MARY land avenue, 5th and 9th streets east. The
lots range from 81 to So feet front each hut will he
sold In o. to SUIT purchasers. On of the M there
good frame house, VIII oh Will be sold with the
lot on which 1t stards. All of The lots run tbrough
the square; handsomely located, and fine opportu-
-Glty TO- persons wishing to make good Investment
IL nelng rapidly Improving IN value. Sale positive
Term, One-thIrd cash balance in SIX twelve
ana eighteen months 'Or notes bearing interest fr I'M
taken. ~ oesN vi 'us'
III u A, GREEN AMT
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BY A. GREEN, Auctioneer,

DJ IA UHEEN, AuctlOneer.
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FTRNJ
II TURK AT AUcTIoN.-On MONDAY MORN
iNG, the 18TH instant, at 10 O'Clock. shall SELL at
the Pa1sonage of the Union Cha pei, on II street he
tween 2ist and I'd, good lot of Household and
Kitchen Furniture, such as ~
ack walnut Tete "A tete and Rockers
Mahogany ParlOr Chairs, Whatnots
Niahorany Bureaus and Centre abies
Mahogany WashsInk and Washstands
Bedsteads w ardrobe, cane and wood seat Chairs,
Window blind Shades, Toilet Sets
Comforts, Quilts, Sheets ant Blanke s.
Eng,lsh BRUSSELS Carpet, Chamber Carpets.
Ollcloth, STAT, and Step Carpet,
cooking and Par Tor and Chamber Stoves
With general assortment of China and Glass
Ware. Kitchen Utensils &C. N ""o'
Terms: All sums of and under $50 cash; over
~ credit OF thirty and sixty day for notes sat
lsiactOrily endorsed, bearing interest. ~
III sd A.GREEN, Auctioneer
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fa 0-anE1


The undersigned has again the pleasure Of Offering
HGl his extensive stock of genuine GAK 80
ASESOEN SEEDS which are TINS season of IL
4x<S0 = cei ent q aiIty, warranted pure andsAa
fresh. facilities or supp yIng al articles Of I'm
est quality ard correct To Iame, f. Eng ADD and the
Continent, as well as those of domestic growth ia
unsurpassed, If eQUalled, by any house IN the trade
Market Gardeners, Farmers, aud others will find
these seeds AS cheap as they can he purchased an
the United States, elrher whoes or retail an hujS
or packages. and unsurpassed as To quality, Viz:
Early lork, Large York, French OK Heart. Pre-
mIuIn Flat Dutch, Large DTumhead and other
Cabtages,
Blood ruTmp Beet, Early Short top RadISh,
Round Purple Fgg Plant,
Large Smooth Tomato, Peppers. Satisfy,
Carrots, ParsDIps, Extra ea.ly Peas, BoaDs, SO,
With every other Vegetable and II erb in the trade
FLOWER SEEDS, of the choicest KINDS, Sc
leced from his extensive collection any latitude
ia the UnOn are of cred, prepaid Nv mail az the To-
lowing low rates-the best coll. ctOns have severai
varieties incl uded winch sell separately az I2 10 ?;
cents per paper, as English Pansy, Plcota Pinks
Truhant's Asters, &c.:
l0 papers choicest varieties $500
loo :" 2d choicest varieties an
~ choicest varieties n
50 - I'd choicest varieties sM
~ choicest varieties / 90
JOHN SAUL,
$50 18th street. corner n street,
lie - INK M,'T washington. ID. O..
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DkUPOSA LIS FOR LlTHOG RAPHIC
l. PRINTING.

OFFICE SUPERINTENDENT PUBLIC PRINTING
. Washington, March -, l85a.
Sealed proposals will be received At this ONCE
until tuesday, the 9th day OF prll 1853 Tor ex ecu-
ting, IN the best manner the iOllOvt work for the
Senate and House OF Representatives. of the United
States.
LIST. For transferring from copper To stone ana
printing ten thousand copies lmOre lessl of each
OF h1ts charts, Ia accompany the annual report of
the Superintendent Ofthe Coast Survey.
I'd. For engraving on stone aud printing ten thon-
sand copies more isssD Of twenty two charts TO
accompany the same rep,rt.
In the hrst class the proposals must state he
per hundred copies t"r transferring and printing ga ca
chart, separator.
Ia the second class the proposals must sIste the
price Tor enETdN each char aud for printing eacb
per one hundred copies. separately.
The charts Will tie open az this office for the in
specton OF those persons desrous Of bidding for the
untIl the closing Of the bids where also hank
forms foT proposals may be procured.
The paper required for printing ill he furnished
by thIs Office.
Contracts will be entered INTO with, and bonds
with secu uy will be required from the suScs. al
bidders, for the faithful execution of their con
tracts.
IL is to b. Distinctly understood thar bats wall
be ertainso from part Eot directly engaged
and practically acc tee th the stJ lie work
bid for.
The proposals must state the time required for
the of the work, port .ons Of the san e.
and will addressed to the ander ned end1rsed
on the envelope Proposals for Lithogrh phng
GEO. w. b. wMAS
m II entd superintendent
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WAsHrxsros, March 24th.

hatfor Of ths Star: ~ BE- Fg -. = --s q
very beautiful .qusstrienne, attired In a black
riding habit, mounted on a white horse, which
sne managed with Infinite race. and attended by
cavalier, who rode at her lsft hand, attracted
my attention this morning on the Avenue, and
excited my especial admiration. Now that the
has arrived that our fair ladies can indulge
IN this more healtbful recreation, much to be
appreciated for its blOom-creating effect upon fe
male lovelness, the question as to the proper side
of the lady on which the gentleman should place
himself seems a ft subject for remark. Ii is well
know n that fashion here locates her attendant at
her right hand. well remember that this ques-
tion was put at rest, as then supposed, by that
arbifsT siegGRtiarNm, Mr.. Charles King editor
Of the New York American, now President Of Co.
lumbia College, always styled by the editor of
the Courier and Enquirer the "Pink,'' and
should like 10 the matter discussed and settled
for the Metropolis OF the nation In England
believe il to be the fashion for the gentleman to
ride at the light OF the lady there the law makes
II obligatory for vehicles meeting to turn to the
left, which would bring the gentleman between
versed % " ~
Now, maintain, Mr. Editor, that the proper
pace Tor The gentleman Is at the left hand of the
lduy ANY one w DO has enloyed the felicity
or accompanying the 90 curled darlings of the ma
tloh'-God bless them in a giorious ride on
horseback can appreciate the advantage that po-
sltlon gives them for conversation, and contem-
plation of their - lovely eyes " to say thing Of
The superiority of the position ia rescuing them
in a perilOus moment Of danger as compared
with the ridiculous figure the lady would cut in
being assisted fr IN the other side. The argu-
IIienf IN favor Of the present custom, that the
gentleman Is liable to come In contact with the
lady's limbs, should be awaited of by those only
who, fIom Ignorance and mex perrnr-, are inca
pable OF - witching the world with noble horse
manship."
Please give this an Insertion, Mr.. Editor. and
call upon the W ashington cavaliers to sustain by
good and Sufficient argument the cours- they
choose 10 adopt, and - God defend the right
that is TO say, the i,ft-sids.
CONSTANT READER.
WATCH RETURNs William Cropsey, n. c.,
stealing fish; Jail John Kenney, alias Doug herty,
N. Y. vagrant; workhouse 90 days. John Poor,
Ireland, do. John White. England, do. VIM.
McColum, Ireland, do. VIM. Davis, Pa, do.
George Ferguson, Del, do. Thomas McGnn,
Ireland, do. Leopold Stanton, England, do
Peter Hampston, Ireland, do. WIN johnson, n
Y do James Rowan, iceland, disorderly; fine
and costs, 81 II. John Proctor, ID C, do; do.
Thomas Rea ding. Ireland, drunk; workhouse ~
davs John A. Thomas. Md ,vagrant; do.
Five lodgerS-nOn-r esidents.
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By J. c. Moo UIRt. Auctioneer.

PROVED AND XALukBLE REAL EsT.TE.-On
MONDAY AFTERNOON, Apnl 5th, at o. CLOCK
by virtue of deed of trust, bearing date the 5th
Of July, 1875, and duly recorded in tlber ]. A.
s. No "a, foIos 80, 2S5 and "a, of the land re-
cords for Washington county, IN the District ofCo-
lumbia shall sell in front of the premises, at public
auction to the hg hest bidder therefor the yauahIs
prsmIse well known as Flint's Hotel )" being pa n
Of Lot No 6, IN Sauare No. 254, in the city of WASH
ugtou, fronting 81 feet inches on north r straat
between 18th and l4th streets west, and rnnnin,
back l5s feet to thirty feet alley together with IN
and well built three-story brick dwelling borse
with large bact buildings, finished in the most an
&c. ~" ""'o'e manteis'
Terms: one-third cash; the balance in one and
Two years 1or notes bearing interest from the DAY Of
u not complied with within i've days after the sale
me property wall be resod At the usk and expense
OF the purchaser at ten days notice. All convey
ancing at the cost Of the purchaser.
WIN. r. WILLIAMS, Trustee.
IN l8-eoddds j. MCGUIRE. Auct.
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DIS. HUNTER Il WILLIAMS,
PhVNridns for Diseas.S of Throat and Lungs,
81 North Charles street. Baltimore.
DIR Hunter or Williams will visit Washington on
the 9th and 18th OF each month. The visit will
be ON Monday, March 18th,
Ufhc- 200 PenEsy lvan.a avenue, over Mrs. Voss's
Jewelry Store. m25-St
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ZINE ALES-We respectfully announce to our
L Trends and the public that we have at last sue
decided IN having large quantity of ALES of varI-
Gus kinds bTewed expressly to our order, which we
Will guarantee to be the finest and the largest
ETY. that was ever offered in this market
r All persons wishing ice article of Ale can have
1t by appl, To- Tor either ofthe following brands
VIZ. kennett, Burton XXX Pale, India Pale, Phil
adel phla and \ \. We also have fine article of
Brown Stout and X Porter always on hand.
All orders by mail, or given tn our drivers will be
attended to. Army SHINN
Union BUttllng Depot, 81 Green street,
dl7-d GEORGETOWN, ID. c..
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Financial,

NKw YORK, March - Stocks are ar,,vs ana
generally higher. Chicago and Rock Island ~:
Cumberland Coal Co. l9a; La Crosse and Nil,
waukle y Michigan Southern 25A; New York
central - Pennsylvania Coal Co. 20, Reading
S2a; Milwaukee and Mississippi 80; Canton 22 x;
Missouri 6s S9k w
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BALTIMORE, March 25-Flour 10 dull and nm
changed; Ohio and Howard street 81 So City
Mills is held at 81 2s ~
heat IS steady II ~ coal IS for fair 10 strictly
prime red, and 81 1881 25 for good TO prime
whites, choice white for family -four 81 20 isI rs
bushels, at 56a5sc. for white, aud 59a62c for vel
low. -
WHISKY Is dull at 2oa22x
, frovlslons are steady and generally unchanged
Bacon easy, at ~ for shoulders and 9k agk for
sides Mess Pork SIG IS. La d Inc
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WEDDING CAKES, very pretty and very cheap; Ice
Cream and Water Ices 1T 81 so per gallon, at the
Philadelphia Confectionery, corner 18TH and F sts.
m Slim j. EUssEII
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Street Altercatiou

PHILADELPHIa, March "A street alteration
occurred here at noon, between Mr. Rice of the
fennsylvanian, and Mr.. Magrsw, State treasurer
as Is supposed account OF political dif1erences
NO serious injury was done
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HEAVY Robbery

NEW ORLEANS March The Office of Henry
Suepherd Esq was robbed on SUNDAY Of 81 500
in money, and notes to the amount of SIOO zoo
large reward has been offered
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New York Markets.

NEW YORK March Is Flour is dull. sales q
100 bbls. State 81 Coast DO Ohio, "a sOaSs;
Southern 81 s5aSi 90
w heat is frm; sales Of II, 900 bushels; Southern
req, u i5aI ~; Western white. 81 22kal3O.
Corn Is very dull; sales nominal; holders de-
mand an advance on white; yellow is frm at 67K
Pork is higher; mess SIC 7Oasl6Ss
Whisky is advancing; Ohio 22kc.
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FRoMASSOcLATED PRESS AGENT
The Sunkep Steamer P.Im.,,.

BosroN, March "a The steamer Palmetto.
which was wrecked on Block Island ON s,nd.y
morning, j. fast breaking ur Portions of ne
cargo VIII be saved by floating ashore, consist
Ing mostly of -four, grain and tobacco The car
go was valued at one hundred thousand dollar,
She bad but four passengers two of whom were
!sdles and with the crew had ba RELY time TO save
themselves In the bost. Messrs Fisher A Co
3 n TINS CITY had SO OIU worth of tobacco in the
Palmetto, which is well insured
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BY A. GREEN, Auctloneer.

~ "a " T'siNs II ucllOneer.
VNEUSTEE'S SALE OF HOUSE AND LOT
L BY virtue Oft deed of trust dat. 9Th of Aug,
nst, 1851 aud duly recorded in lber ]. A. :. 40 c.
ana at the request Of he parties interes ted,"
MONDAY, 5th April. 1853, az O'Clock D. M,
az that lot or parcel of ground situated on Sd
street east. near l. street south, in the city Of
Washington, and known and distinguished upon
the plan 81 said city as parts Of Lots 4 and s.
N % uare 769 and particularly described follows
Conmenclng on the west side Of Sd street east, s.
1eet south from L. street south. and running thence
2lz Ieet TO canal street, thence north fronting on
Canal street Is 8i2 feet and thence east l6q5 feet
dwelling house. i"''io
Terms: $50 cash; balance in and 70 months. Tt
OF purchaser. JOH EOX Trmstsa
IN I4-Uts A. GREEN Auct
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MARRIED.,

At Memphis, No., on the I'd utimo, by the Rev
Mr.. CANTON, Mr. ZEPHANIAH PKATHER, of
WATSON, of Memphis, Scotland count, Missou-
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Kansas News.

st Lofts. March ~ The Democrat publishes
card rom II Lane, in reply to a proclams-
h"h OF 6overnor Denver. In this cad Mr. Lane
SSys that One, w. Denver accuses him,
LAM, oi d.ogantly usurping and ruthlessly
irampiing under foot the ley i.Iat,y- den,rtmen,
OF the government and charaeterizes his .ane,sl
acts as perhdious and tyrannicsl - Mr. Lane
theh brands the Governor as a calumnIator.
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