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CITY Plumbing EsfnhIlsnme,r.

GAAF hWAADaMB A8aaLDAE8a Ia emf
" A. COOPER, Agsns, No. j, Corner Of llsrsef ard
II. Spring streets The h ghest premiums awarded &c T
the Mechanical and Agricultural Fair last s and aga st ne
Davidson County Fair this Spring prepared up pub
Tic and private houses, with all IKE modern improvements such
az are used 10 the Eastern Cities and
city where real comfort and convenience desired fact no
residence be considered eoupete sith0ut then. viii tlfs
pleasure IN referring those waDLuE done, the ogne- ~
such houses as have hd With Hos and Cold er ueer
desirable also. Baths, Showers, Water CIoets
Having been appointed Sole for che Of Rouuf-
Kitchen Ranges, and being practical mecalc myseL pro
nounCe them for durability and utility superior any seve 81
manuiaeuTed Cor IKE puposas, and invite ts publc =
call and see them.
CONTINUE manufacture Tin, Copper Ehsst Ira W.-
In All 10 varieties and will sell ehssp for casa Earrznnz NJ
work equal any
B.-Paricular attention paid kinda ~ Iohhi1r A.
Hydrants TsI aired q slorf notice 1svI7 -
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VIRGINIA LEAF TOBACCO.
and oueT i sale % the trade, 80
3 ipArs Stulzs u sli 3 b Tn accu This Toztcco has
areputitlu uusur asset ~ manufactured IN Virginia. AID
gLardutved nuulIer
5f0n genuine Rio Ilondo Cigars;
25,UUn assorted ID r,id- Ci-ars direct Importation;
~ rasa-ts Mum Champagne;
100 ~. chests zIp-Fiur Young Tyson Tea;
az. UJsNs Sillet brandy, imported IN 1854;
ctsss q, che e Brandy
do Old purt Wine;
dn pure juice Port, for medicinal use;
2OO hoNes French brandy;
30 barrels Cincinnati NhisEeys;
lO;l iegs ltir toI-e;
For sale low ~ DILLON & CO.,
Iy9n No ll Cull-ge street.
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m0ULTON a. REED,
~ wholesale GsrOCers,
FOR HARDING A.vD COHNkSSlOS MERCHANTS,
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC LIQUORS, BACON, LARD
FLOUR, FEATHERS &c., &C.
NO. . BR0ADWdi, EASHtTLLE. 7EyEESSEE.
II Country produce taken in exchange the highest prices.
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AUCTION 4 COMUHsSEON NOTICE.
REM. r sFHFEFIws
WATSON n. COOKE a. HAILEr. ezusaE ~
COOKE, BAILEY & 20.


Boots, Shoes Hats Caps straw Goods stc.s
No. 50 North SHE Pl5ke ogsrs, A,islpRie, 7ela
VWJE are nov receiving arge and we'll assorted stock %
and desirable goods, selected With great care, and
adapted the pressntaad approaching season. % when
ty invite The attention Of tls Grade.
To those merchants Ehsluy r1os0n short tine and then meet
their paper promptly msfur si tzr interest
y gge us ID least a portion of their patronage
can ana examine sJock and prices.
Orders carefully led and goods promptly sent forward.
auris GuuhH. BAILEY q co
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NEW STORE AND NEW GOODS.
Cheap Cash and Exchange Store.
ERNEE subscriber han d has interest the old stand
Of Evans & Co. Market street, and heated himself
permanently his property 0f Cherry and Null
Terry south Nashville known heretofore loves Store,
has just received. and opening spenti assortment Of
New and Fresh G Of every description, suitable the
Of both city ami CUuntry-cuusistug uf
DRY GOODS
OF all kinds Pri1, Gngms Lawns DeLanes, Linens,
JackUnets. Mus in silks, Ribbons, &C.
JEMELRX.
Fine Gold Rings Ladies amt Gents Breastpins Of Cameo,
Mosaic and Gold Stone Fob Chains, &c. Alsl,
READY-UADE CLOTHING,
OF the Latest Style and quality.
co TTONADEss
Heavy WuQen Go,sls, Dlmastics, Blankets, &c.
BOOTS, SHOES, HATS AND CAPS
HARDWARE, cUrrIKRy AND QUE-NswARE,
In fact everything viii he kept that will be necessary the
completion Of a we'll assorted stick Of Goods
All which he deturminei sell ready pay cheaper
than be purchased in Nashville, his limited expenses will
allow him to do 10.
mar24 L G. HAsBROOK.
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FRESH ARRIVALS OF CHOICE FAMILY
Gu<OCEREES.
- A CASES fine Imperial GuulriNrT, Young UysUn and
ebN1 Btch Teas,
jntuEes star ClHi lies. ~ = ilu, ~ : DO;
10 do SHitI, Palm ru-
Is cases lil's Fancy ami 90 cases CASTLE Soap;
5 DO Transparent Balls
10 huNes ydrrgatel Spip;
90 do Pearl Starch.
) casks sup earn. s sla-pure article;
30 nl Is prime tul cl ice New Orleans Sugars:
~ bids extra filtered .las-es;
- hIif 1als Sugar House uu;
81 Eases fine suii r lfarcu-assOred brands
31,uiu Cigtrs--Hss PIT I'll brands;
Painted Tia and Buckets,
Cellar Tu 3 and Buckets;
And many other articles iH the Grccery line.
FREEMAN BRUTuERS.
apis No. College, three iuas North IS Spring street.
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ATING 1saas srgs additions 20 stock, r1
n pared 20 uder fuli lines Of goodsat rsIJ reduced
Merants rana of Ciathllr requested ssiie eur
soeS hre o1ying, oGer suIerior ucls = cs 1ad
prompt time dealers. ~. u. " EB8 e CO.
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JUST RECEIVED AND FOR SALE

JUST RECEIVED AND FOR SALE
Ii U r. GE & AL LIE :,
lsucoes0rs u 7. c. Burgs Co,l
WHOLESALE GROCERS,
Commission 4 Produce Merchants,
BRANDIES, WINES, CIGARS, &C,
COR OF COLLEGE AND SPRING SIS, NASHVILLE, TENN
800 hiuis Louisiana Sugar, - bags SPICE,
500 sacks Rio Conee, so do Pepper,
. do o. G. Java COdee, ne bales Race finger,
80 bills MUlasses, czr0uus Indigo, ext ane
300 ) bbls do 800 sacks hue salt,
- bbls Cullen Syrup, 80 do coarse Salt
100 do Crashed Sugar, so hbls KenhaWa Salt
50 do F0Elerei do 7rt kegs Nails, assorted,
IS do L,af do SACKS Flour,
3 uerces fresh Rice. 100 bbs do do
100 casks English Soda, doz Painted Buckets,
100 tckg5 Msckegei, l. & 2, li0 DO Cellar do
80 bOXes Star Candles, - nests PAINTED Tubs
50 10 rallUW 800 dos Broous.
100 de Bar Soap, &c, &c.
LIQIO
50 bbls walkers Xxx Ale, 100 boxes Langhcrn & Arm
40 do Deans EXt Whissey. steals q. l. TataosoI
900 do Sam llais's DO IS 1. 81. Cobb do
Is do White 90 various hrania-
50 do Old Rye do hiis Fresh Clover seedi
Is DO bourbon do 40 Huzss glassware,
50 do Robertson do lo1 do kaisins,
40 do Wines, do - = hozrs kaisins,
100 boxes do ? csses Smyrna Pigs,
IS baskets Champagne do no Wrapping PAPER,
rs pkgs Brandy, V grades lUOu Glars vars brands,
msraN BUKGE q ALLEN.
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SCHOOL BOOKs

TEXT BOOKS, asei in DE High school, Fe-
male Academy KOAAaS LADIES' sem. naFYs
mi 81 - nGhoc11 Cary sud Country Etr usl9
- u sa.s- "a eHAkLEs ". s1ilIHs
syd ~ esllsEsHssSl
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ALLISON, AMBER son 4 %.


FOREIGN AND nom EsNIC DRY GOOns
And Ready Made Closbing,
10. Al PUBLIO SQEARE EASHVzLLE TKENEssEa.
w generally, that in receipt Of stock Ct
FAN and Winter Dry Goods ana Ready
Made CAethings
which weoder for CASH punetuaI dealers suasu al
Vauoe Eastern cost.
our stocE embraces all taev varieties usually kept a Whole
sale Dig Goods House and selected with greal and e
zud a prices a. 81 IN narsst si,ris.i-
We teref1reiuvits those visiting market cs ard
Inc goods and prices, determined 60 oGlr Induce
sagEs-sn ALLISON, ANDERSON & cd.
Gt00D THINGS FOB THE DEAR PEO-
~ PIX We have received direct um manufacturer,
lot VI 1aera nnes Aacioy Carrots Scotch sEul- Also
Andersons solaee and Amulet ane Chewing Ioo, ana
continue . keep he 6nss Virginia Chewing and SMOKING
oaeeo, and lie 5sss 9svsla Cisars in ne market
w. LANGLEY 4 co.
ma 10 e Uulon street.
MARBLE WORK.--The salssrib-r has On s.ri "a
w largest and best Marble And Marble WORK
offered IN the city, 10 which Dc rartca invites e after
lol Or ls pae nc Is feel e eEecute all Jobs iu IFS Inc
To the best style o. the art, and a. short notice
msys, '57-tf JAMES SLOAN.
FRON--2CO TONS.--Ws have large and ven assortsl
stock, amongst which gzs5 o. large AID
square VI particularly invite che attention Of hag1
are determined % Close ii out az low down prics.
TERRAsS BROTHERS.
50 and IS sr0ad s.,
EEHR & CO., IMPORTERS Of REAL
"a. HAVANA CIGAES, pure French Brandies. Wlne1 H1-
tore Post olce Building corner oi Cherry and Church
Nashville. Bi3
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AEEN. mEG.HssER-
(Sucuss8r to LYONS e. COZ
Importer and Dealer i'm Havana Cigars,
Tobacco oCss
FOREIGN WINES AND LIQUORS
OF ALL KINDS,

NO. II Public square, NasnV1AAes IGmMs
WILL keep hand large assortment Of Forein
Brns, Hins5 Gin Whisky sd Liquars Cd every descF 1n,
Havana Cigars, smoking and CHTil- Ioacco. Fth an ucods
apprtanng line Of business which to Che trie and
ahiic generally the lu1seous terms; hoE.s -
energy and prompl attention obtain shsel
he liberal pstrouags Bestowed my pre.ieessaors
ALEXANDER DELTS5ER,
ie23 n Public square, Nashville. Tern.
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COTTON BIANUFACTURING AGENCY
NWT r are eide Ageuts . tire Sale - the
w Kirkland Manufacturing Com. Pulaski, Tenn
Simmer ID do Galhslin. do
Franklin Facury, Franklin, do
Reklae dn Mt Pleasant. DO
Shal Mills, Dagrsuceburg, do
Crescent do do do
CruEsOn do do do
Hope do do do
PineWood do PnewoOi, DO
Sparta Manufacturing COMFY, Srsrts, do
Laurel Till Factory. Henrville, do
And have always hand, full stock of Shtngs 0snahurs,
Drlngs, Bngs Cotton Yarns and Batting, which oder 20
the wholesale trade only, lots az less than bales 5ens,
hales OsnaIurgs, . lggs Cotton Yarns, &c.
Nashville, March 2 his w. II. GORDON 4 co.
TERRASS BROTH
SUCCESSORS q McCTea & Teruass, dealers in GRO
- CERIES. FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC
LIQUORS, No. 80 and IS Broad street.
IRON, &C., AT COST.
200 assorted Pitshug iruu, 50 Castings,
10 " Iron Akles, p Boiler Iron,
500 kegs Nails, p buxrs Tennessee Axes.
Wishing quit this branch Of will sell 10 large
lots for cash, cost, and small lots greatly reduced
TERRASS BROTHERS.
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Zinc CountrY ResIdence for Sale.

HRIG Iron FOR SALE.z- ION tons Foundry Iron
Crutcher smakel brands, Grey Iron
ELLIS & MOORE,
fuua0 Mario zf-aa
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a. STREET A. Z. KING, VIZ. D. STREET
STREET, KING & Co.,
ATTOR NEYS AT Law,

STREET, KING & Co.,
ATT n EYS AT Law,
LAND, COLLECTION, AND
GEKERAL GEETS,
OMAHA CITY, NEBRASKA TERRITORY,
KNTILL practice the supreme inferior Courts of
wv Nebraska, buy and sell Land enter land Un time,
give experimentation 70 making selections q lands IN NeTs1
for those wishing g9ol and desirable locations invest Tor distant
dealers lie terms, pay furnish abstracts Of entries
and titles notice by ami sell lands, town lots, and all
kinds Of real est9e1 and do General Agency business
REFEREsCEs.
". s. Gilman, Banker, New Yorkcity.
Converse, Hsrding & Co., Boston. Mass
c. H6hsrd Sup't n. y Central Railroad, Albany n. 7.
Gen Leslie Coomhs, Lexington, Kentucky.
Hon. Francis B. Fogg Nashville, Tennessee.
y1n9 4 : Y Msa5er q Co. Do Do dc SS
Gov. ". B. Campbell Lebanon, %
Iucas. Thompson 4 Co. ST. Louis, No
MeGarc, Chittenden & Co., Keokuk, Iowa:
VIM. II. Sewer & Co, B ankers, 0scalOosa, Iowa.
Davis, Moody & Co., Chicago, Illinois.
W. A. johnson & Co., New Orleans, Louisiana Lius-tf
PINE OLD WHISTLES.
VHTE have just received from Phiadegha three barrels Of
w Il. & Il. Catherwo0ls old Mountain Rye Whisky;
Three barrelsof xxx;
~ 5s5'' & & :: s. $
Two barrels old Bourbon 1873 These vhies are pure
and worth from four dollars gallon For sale in
any .sp as5sHuV hOi'LiSiAA q U Union Street
FINE FANCY FRENCH CANDIES.
WE have just received three hundred boxes Of the finest
w French Fancy Candies Cream Candy, Chrysied Fruits,
&C. from H. Y Maiard New York. that possibly be
duced, suited for Parties, &c., viz:
Assorted Chrystazed FRUITS ROsolins;
Chrystalized Ginger; Vanlle Gum Drops;
Jelly Fruits with leaves; Aciiulated Fruits;
Raspberry Balls; Candy Toys;
do Gum Drops Ice Cream Drops;
Naugat Candy Cordial sugar Almond;
Branty Drops Cream Fruits;
sherry Golfers; MarsChine Balls;
Pineapple Balls; StTaEterIy;
Besides many other kinds Come and for yourselves before
you huy HOLLISTER & CARTER,
- TTrf,, .st-aa
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OCOEE HOUSE, CLEVELAND TENNESSEE.
ID. A. Tibbs, Proprietor.

FF1HIs Hotel Is spacious bcz building just completed
Thepropretor has incurred heavy expense Giiug
andf FINISHING the rooms, make them and clmorabe
The house Is open for the reception of loarers and
Travellers and he proprietor allr ample foundations
for $50 persons An ounis. With good team. sin De
Al the depot 70 convey passengers the HO,sI and
dep again The proprietor intends y class
Hotel, and hopes 70 share q liberal patronage.
augls DANIEL A. TIBBs, Proprietor.
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y. N. BRENNAN.
nashville Foundry & Machine shop,


Nashville Foundry a. Machine shOD.
81 COLLEGE STREET, NASHVILLE.
Al ANUFACTUkEs steam Regimes, Flour. Grst and Saw
iVt Mills and Al Machinery of every description Water
Wheels, Cider and sugar Mills, Castings and Machinery i1r
ing syrup from Chinese
RailFoad and Contractors Work, Mule
Powers for Dicks. Bridge Castings and Bolts, SWITCHES Ffo
Turn tables Tank Valves sc.
Architectural iron WOrk o. every dsscriD.ion
for Store Fronts Dwellings, Neraudas Balconies Cemetery
closures, Vaults ami Doors for Banks ami Busu Houses, ali
OF the newest style Of patterns and ~ ell
Finished at Eastern prices The trade supplied
with AHdrons Kettles aud Wag0n5oEes favorable terms.
july 27-ti3m
FFVEAS rsAS--!lJusf revived superior assortment o.
A Green aud Black Teas, and icr sale az reduced prices b
junsl-d VESSEL a THOMPSON.
Valuable Dwelling for sale.
TAVING determined 90 dispose % my real estate in Nashville
viii seli that convenient residence occupied IS nv.
ELI on Sumner sheet. The house rooms
besides ktchens wash house, LeOs, three rooms.
bath rooms store a Co. is supplied gas water, and
% complete 10 every particular The Dot frlnts GUS ee 81
deep IL desired, The house VIII Dc sold With So rcu
Parties desiring 90 purchase VIII call A. " Li11sler gho
Will show The premises tx terms Of ale. sc
aus2o JAMES NICu0L.
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READY-lIADE CL0TIuNG,

sIanufacsurers ana 'Thoiesale Deaisrs
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TNINE VIRGINIA TOBACCO.--Ca,s.z sbultrh,s
1T sent large lot Of Fine tobacco
>. 81 LANGLEY A co.
sep3 Agents for z. shuts, and lialssy & Locker.
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~. M. mAR(sRAYE,

HOUSE, SIGN, AND ORNAMENTAL PALMER,
BROAD STREET,
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EETR0POLITAN EATING HOUSE.

FE1HE Propnetofs le % morn -a c-eus OF Nashville aad
the puoc generally that they have cluE1r4re aglss
2 ftiei up the houses on the corner Of
/ CHERRY AND CED1R STREEZs,
Tor the purpose Of carylng regular business 10 the
NEW YORK STYLE.
VIC purpose having regular BID 90 Ear prices attached
~ that We car De enaed 10 suit both pockets au 90 cur
cuoners and charge Tor than they zee. been
needed In our city, and Ne hope lunes5
o merit public patronage. We feel certain success oar
oWn efforts aud the immortal F IN che kitchen, viii furnish
public dinners az the shortest notice. We also keen hand
large stock Of
CIFARS- CHEWLTG TOBACCO. WINS IND LIOJOPS
Call and examine a. the Metropolitan.
octG Jaw MOORE
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L. c. CARTER. p. W. c wusFoED
CARTER, M'kAY & CO.,
WHOLESALE GKoCEEs.
AUCTION. AND COMMISSION. RECEIVING AND FOR
WARDING MERCHANTS,
Dealers in ZINE BFamdIes, wines
aud Domestic Liquors,
NO. - PUBLTC SQUARE EASHTTLLE TbRB.
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libby MORGAN a. CO.,
D. and s Public Square, Nashville, Tenn.

ERBY MORGAN a. CO.,
I No. and Public Square, Nashville, Tenn.
ME have received and opened our entire stock Of
w Fail and Winter Goods
Embracing elegant lines Of New Styles Dress Goods
Fancy Priuts-our usual quality and n -11d variety.
Mems Wera large stock embracing splendid assortment
Of toe finer grades Of Fancy Cashmere.
Reymie Clothing select ass0rmeutC Of the better rrae-
together with all such
Heavy staple Fabrics and Varieties
make eomy Of Goods which We invite s afte1
ton Of Merchants only.
This il the best stock Of goods we have opened m Nashville
and think we'll worthy the careful an person.
buying to sell again laus27l lRBY MORGAN Cs.
AUCTION q COMMISSION NOTICE.
BENZ 4. SHIELDS
VHTILL continue to make sales for Cash only during the pres
ent season. All sales made payable uiun1 uree itTs
ieal advances made All persons having
balances iu hands viii favor h calling and receipts
for proceeds N0go0ds bought on account.
BENZ f.surELDS.
s.-Country merchants VII please call E Keep
stanty on bond variety OF free go0is.
t-pG BF
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FFVEAS Ts5AS--!lJust revived superior assortment
Green aud Black Teas, and az reduced prices hF
iunel-H VESSEL a THOMPSON
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-12-11
90 NM ERCIAL.
DAiLy Carr cirr OvvIc1, I
Keokpk. Dec, 10th. /

DAiLy Carr crrY Ovvrc1,l
Ksokpk. Dec. 10th.
FL0uR-coantry, ~ 40 TO ~ 50 per sack
Supsrfns, - rs per sack. Extra, (fail ~hsat) -
to % Sepsr Dbl. arahsm, ~ Is per 100 lbs.
BRAN AND SHORTS, soe per 100.
c0RN--5carce, 80 cts.
BARLRY--spring, B0ae0, Fall, 7oasoe.
WHEAT--foasSc for Spring choice 30; 50 10
I 90 for Fall.
oATS--In request Ut 40 10 Is.
RYE--A5c to 66c; little coming In.
PoTAToEs-scarce, IS to 7sc by the load retail
1Sc,s per peck.
dRocKRIRs--N. 0. Sugar fsir 7aas, No. l, s3a
prime u, slarihsd sisIo, crushed and loaf IL
hl2l. Reconsideration 20 10 IA, q. II. a.
to ~, Golden Syrup, ~ TO SOC. coGss--Rio II
70 III. Java 1sto 3oc. Rice tnsw)s} to &c.
s0AP--Palm SIC, Family SO.
cANDLES-star Il to ~, stearins III, Mould
Ito Ia, summer pressed Isl 70 lac.
LARD-Fairsspply, Sic 10 %.
BUTTER--1o TO Is; choice Is 10 4.
HIDES-Dry, ~ to liae, green, 81 toN.
HAY--Prsiris - to - Timothy and Hupes-
rian, ~ TO sioi Baied do. I'll o&1a Retail, SIS.
SEEDs.--Hungsrisn Grass, no demand; Tim
othy,4l TO- 1sj Flax Seed, 81 l5A4l IS.
suNDkIRs-onions, s5to s5 Eggs, Ioa1oc.
Feathers, Bic TO go, White Beans, esc to rs.
FRUIT-Fair supply. Green apples, choice ~
~ to Is 50 per Dbl. Dried apples, Sass 70 81 50
per bushel. Dried peaches, 81 80 to 81 rs. Raj
sins, - toto 1 90.
CHEESR-W. R.o to 0A; Denmark 81 to 9.
PKovISroNS--New Mess assett,ed, Ola B.eon
ont OF market.
bEEF-7a2le grossj - to DC per quarter.
sHEEP-42 to - , head.
hods'-Dressed, - 50 10 s.; very heavy, %.
SALT-0. A., 81 so to u IS per sack !; Kama
whA, 7eos7lo per bbi., Liverpool, S77s per SAX.
FlsH--Mackerel, No. i $40 to t71 y Dbl; No.
1el3toeie; No. . 4l2totls. White, No. a rs
TO - 90 y half Dbl; No. = ~ 80 to "a rs. Cod
Fish Sto6rb.
ExcHAseE.--On New York for currency Ii Der
cent; forgold per cent. 81. Louis per cent.
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PunLIC LECruREa.

The fnt u . regular sourss Of public Leo
lures for the winter Of 1867, under the direc-
tion Of the Keokuk Literary Institute, win BE- do.
livered on Monday evening, Dec. 18th, oom-
mencing At o'clock, in tho Lecture Room Of I he
new Medical College, corner Of Blondsau and 7th
streets, by Prof. John \. Allen.
susJscr-"Hov No may and how We do enjoy
ourselvss.'
The public ars invited 10 attend. AdmittsnSs
free. W. W. DIXON, !
ID. W. Dl9HS, COMMITTEES.
declld2t A.d. MCQUEEN
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weeds Passss sswIng MacAi.s

weeds Patent Sewing Machtae
Makes equally ~ coed work on the finest fabric
on the heaviest cloth, on<eithtr of which for
beauty and durability iti superior to hand. work.
We invite the attention Of those who wish ma
chimes, TO see Weeds Machine. They are the best
for family use, because adapted to all kinds Of
work. They are the best for msnufact urers, be.
cause they make such beautiful and strong work.
They the best for tailor, because they do bet
ter work than his hands.
Extract from letter written by = gentleman,
owning plantation near New Orleans. Yoartwo
Weeds Patent Sewing Machines have been in al
most constant use sincs / bought them, and with
the best Of practical result, 10 less than three
weeks the two operators on them finished q com
plcse suit Of clothes for each Of my two hundred
and ten plantation hands, and 6nd the time saved
In nsing them season. has more than paid the in
cost.
The Editor Of the zanesyille (ohio) Courier,
says: There has mover been Sewing Machine In
this city that has given such unbosadsd satisfac-
ton to all who have used II ~ the weed Patent
We have examined them, and mast confess our adj
mira,i on Of their simplicity and durability, and
Of all other Sewing Machinss, pronounce this to
ke the best, and recommend II TO our readers, who
wish Sewing Machine, Is We are sure II will give
them satisfaction.
WHITNEY LYON, Propsistors,
345 Broadway, New York.
Sold by
y. A. DUKE, Agent for Keoluk, IS Aaia-st.
dsc6dAwlm
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Printing Inks.

We have for sale . quantity Of wAps's Color
ID tsxs, which are justly considered the best in
market. There are snong them all shaded Of Red,
Blue, yellow and Brown, and Of all prices, from
u cents ap to t33per h. Also White Ink, Gold
Sise and varnish, and nsariyAll grades Of Black
Ink. Of the same manufacture.
Wehave, besides, . quantity of Mather's Black
Inks, undisposed Of than which there are none
better In market.
All Of which We will sell at man ufacturers' pri-
oes, for cash
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Twcnay.FIvs DeiiaYs Cash.
We received the above amount Of money
~ donation 10 the Ladies' Public School
Benevolent Society from two policemen,
Messrs. Andrew Brown and II. ID. Bartlett
The money was collected for woman by the
name Of Mrs. Gordon, whose husband had
left her in destitute circumstances, and Who
wished to return to her parents in Pennsylva-
MIA. By some means Mrs. Gordon obtained
. sufhcsns amount to defray her expenses
and left the place before the above named
gentlemen had an opportunity Of handing the
money they had collected to her they, there
fore, very wisely concluded the best use they
could make Of the money, was TO give il to
this society, and while W most sincerely
thank these gentlemen for their generous i'm
pulses, both in collecting the money, and the
final disposition they made Of it, the public
from whom it Was obtained, may rest assured
that tho very best uss will be made Of it. 1t
will be the means Of gladdsning the hearts
Of many poor children who, but for tho nAtu-
rally buoyancy Of youth might BE- crushed BY
want and privation, but who win BY this
means be enabled to attend our public schools;
and who can enumerste the advantages that
will follow? E. RHDDIKoToH.