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From Washington.

ceived from source regarded as thoroughly reli-
able, giving the particulars of the contemplated
hllbuster descent on Nicaragua. The names of GER
tain parties who sustain Walker with arms and
money are given-the enjoyment of the benefits of
the transit route to compensate, in part for the out
| lay thus incurred. ~ .L- = .t-l-- Iftt .
1t is stated that the expedition will start the
middle of August, and that party of flibusters
will rendezvous in Florida and be conveyed to Cen
tra America in the ''Scottish Chief" Whether or
not this information is strictly true it is certain our
Government will endeavor to arrest all such illegal
| enterprises. The orders to our naval vessels for
this purpose, heretofore issued, being still in full
force. l.f - .,t,tFy5-t.. .-Itl:IEtl. q.
General Jerez before he left for Nicaragua was
fully informed of these filibustering movements.
The Board contemplated, by former orders of the
Navy Department to be convened for the examna-
tion of noncommissioned officers, recommended for
promotion will be composed of the Instructor of
Tactics the Professor of Mathematics, and the Pro
fessor of Ethics, at the Military Academy, and will
meet at West Point on the first Monday in Septem-
Der annually. ~ Hid I.3t I1p3k
| Enlisted men serving with the troops will not
hereafter be allowed Communication of rations. '
Captain Nicholas has been ordered to the COM
mand of the sloop-ofwar Constellation, the flag ship
of the African squadron, in place OF Capt Wilson,
| who has been condemned as sick.
| General Lamar intended returning to the United
States in the steamer Moses Taylor, but was de-
| tanned in Central America by the unexpected re-
ception of dispatches from the State Department.
LATER from nIexico-a Conducts, with Five
Millions seized by RObles.
/ NEW ORLEANS, June 26---The steamship Tennes
see is below, bound to this port, with Vera Cruz
dates to the 22d inst Jsap - 1t,s - y liHgl4'
The Conducta which left the City of Mexico with
i've millions of specie on the 2Sth ult. was seized
| by Gen. Robles when forty miles from Vera Cruz
4 : Commissioner had been sent from Vera Cruz
to negotiate with Gen. R6bles for the liberation o
the specie, but had accomplished nothing, IIl b
1t is reported that the French and English Minis
ters had arranged for shipping the specie on board
of an English war vessel at Macombo. ,1aFgy,4,-5s
Mr.. McLane, the United States Minister, had
sent Captain Farragnt, Of the United States steam
ef Brooklyn, to demand the release of the Ameri
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l64 Baltimore street or
Box 22l Post Office, Baltimore, Nd
AYEP,S SApSApApUIA

AYERS SARSAPARILLA.-A
compound remedy, in which we have labor
ed to produce the most effectual Alternative
that can be made 1t is concentrated ex-
tract Of Para Sarsaparilla, so combined with
other substances of still greater Alternative
power as TO afford an effective antidote for
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SAILED YESTERDAY.

! Y.
Steamer Baltimore, Green Havana.
Tiger. - -
Bark May Queen Krwan Rio Janeiro in tow Of steamug
Lioness. '-'''-'0
Brig Northern Belle Pane Boston. .....a
Brig Ocean Belle, Nelson, Aspinwal s,- .r ....-
Brig Comet (Br) Hill, Bermuda ...f
Bark Selah, Gould, Boston.
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,r~A THROUGH TO PETERSBURG,

a .ru~ THROUGH TO PETERSBURG,
x .ta9a4assse5zEiS -l--I- =. via CITY POINT.
7I,e sIamer POCAHONTASn y will leave Light
~ ~ wEnN RSDA AFTERNOON next, the 29tl
ne s O'clock Freight will be carried through to Peters
& ,ba Sonnanv having placed their steamer, the
NTER WoODfS' permanenty on that end OF the line
- M, rom CITY Point Petersburg, Va. and will make
Connection twice week with the Companys Steamer from
soat nace j. BRANDT, Jr Agent,
''iss 80 II .-........ .f.. Light street wharf
~T-~ = FOR RICHMOND, VA-The
.sssass5IH steamer "POCAHoNTAS'l will leave Light
street wharf WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, at 4
O'Clock, ~ a- ~. I'D J. BRANDT, Jr., Agent
Powhatan Steamboat Co,
je2S-H Light street wharf
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VOL. III---NO. 4l8.
MistRllantous.
A GENCY FOR THE DELAWARE

A GENCY FOR THE DELAWARE
N ..- STATE LOTTERIES,
- t--'.-..... ADAMS EXPRESS BUILDING, -
l64 Baltimore street, )
mi ne Ioi0wing magnificent Lottery, AUTHORIZED BY
THE STATE OF DELAWARE, will be drawn in Whining.
tom Delaware under the superintendent Of three State lot
DAY, July 3D. 1859
WOOD, EDDY 4 CO, Managers,
(SucceSsors to Gregory Maury.)
IN THIS splendid Lottery there 3i2 PrZes amounting
TO ~ COL 900 DOLLARS! -VM
~. -. -, IL Prizes to IL Blanks!
10000 DOLLARSl III, rOa
1900 DOLLARSl q. '.-sa
10000 DOLLARS!
5000 DOLLARS, ,
30 GRAND PRIZES OF 81, 900 EACH
B Distant customers who wish TO try their luck in this
truly splendid Lottery by addressing their orders to
procure tickets receive their money
all within the of few days.
~ Managers full official Scheme sent with each order
from this Office.
E5- Correspondents have tickets beginning with any
number they want I u
LOTTERY BENEFIT OF
TIL STATE OF Ella WARE,
Glass 36S for 1859 - -.
To BE DRAWN IN WILMINGTON, DELAWARE,
- On SATURDAY, July I'd, 1889,
Under the superntendence of sworn Commiss an
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DKINUE IMPERIAL ~
Il CHA AMP GNE.
DE VENOGE & CO.. EPERNAY, FRANCE
As used at the '-
IMPERIAL TABLES ON THE CONTINENT EUROPE,
perfectly pure and delicate Wine moderate price ad
mraby adapted to family and rapidly becoming
tablshed tayoe in the city Of New York. having ELECTED
the most atterng testimonials from the propetors the
Howard Hotel St Nicholas HOTEL Western Hotel Metro.
potan HOTEL Asor House. Jones' House, and all the
ing purchasers of Champagne in that city.
Sold by the principal dealers throue hout the
4. v. HAUGHW0UT, Sole Importer,
NIL Garraur Rrnn d1ra1 1nxdR
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HooPs IN PARIs-"Belle Britain writes from Paris,
in March last, that crinone is subsiding The hout
ton of Paris have hoops of such vast ro-
tundity as we have seen in New York; and without
being too curious on the subject, l have come to
the conclusion that the Parsian skirt as now worn
is made of some more flexible material than steel
At all events, it yields easily and gracefully
in crowd. The bonnets are becoming larger, and
the grisettes (who wear caps only) are the only
bareheaded people in the streets of Paris. Trailing
dresses are worn only in carriages and drawing
rooms, and in cut and color they are more subdued
than in Broadway ....
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HARVEST PRosPECTs.-Having traversed during
the past week many Of the western and midland
counties, we able to say that the country gen
orally has rarely exhibited finer promise. Our
grain crops generally of good color, and we'll
covering the ground; wheat is almost everywhere
strong and dark, and barley and oats generally
full of leaf, and sufficiently forward. Perhaps the
sander parts of Cheshire should be excepted as suf
fering over all its late spring from want
ty nothing can look finer than the wheat crop and
the potato crop, and the abundant growth of grass
in the pastures In Northamptonshire and Bedford
SHIRE again, the promise is everything that could
be wished. -Enoish PaDer
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SUICIDE OF AN 0crosENARIAN.-Mr Mary Travis,
a widow aged eighty mine years, who resided with
her son-in law, Mr.. Samuel Hoston, near Red Mills
Putnam county, New York, hanged herself on
Friday, in fit of melancholy. She attached one
end of silk handkerchief to the top of bed-post
and tied the other around her neck, and bv throw
ing herself downward effected her purpose. Coro-
ner Minor held an inquest, and verdict was rem
dered in accordance with these facts. The melan-
choly was incident to old age, and probably arose
from inactive habits, contemplation of her helpless
ness &c ... ....... ..
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BALTIMoRB County BIBLE Soc1ErY.-The regular
annual meeting of this Society was held in the
Courthouse at Towsontown on Sunday evening
last. large number of persons were present, ana
| addresses were delivered by the Rev. Mr.. an
Bokkelin, of st. Timothy's Hall, and H. Stoekete
/ Matthews ESQ of this city.
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PERsoNAL.-Henry c. Carey is in Paris II will
interest the friends oftrue public economy to learn
that his late work on Social Science is rapidly ma
king its way on the continent of Europe. Ali the
copies sent there have been sold and arrangements
have been made for its republication in the French
language. In England not many copies have been
purchased, Mr.. Bull not relishing books which upset
his theories of governing and plundering the world
But in Germany the demand for the work has been
so considerable as to have absorbed nearly all the
sets oft sent to London Russia, too, is reading
Mr.. Carey's books, there being in Paris an or
der for several copies ofhis Letters to President
Buchanan" large portion of these letters were
published in the Honaeur Industriel and were very
influential in producing the recent defeats of the
Free Traders. The last of these on the vote on the
corn trade, was by the decisive majority of los in
the Assembly in favor of protection
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T POLICE INTELLIG ENCE.

Josiah Ridgeway, negro, was arrested yesterday
by officer Shanks, charged with forcibly entering
the house of Hannah Hooper with felonious intent
Justice Showacre committed him for Court.
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The Exneeted s
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,-. RICHARD H. TOWNSEND,
Secretary OF the Trustees of the Sheppard Asylum

WESTERN BANK OF BALTIMORE Jryp
w 2ith ls59.The President and Directors have this
day declared dividend OF FOUR CENT for tha la,
six months, payable after the day of Juv
The State and City taxes will be paid by the BANK l
JAMES HARVEY Cashie,
WILLIAM II: NORRIS has been elected Cashier of this
effect on the 3Dth inst. wv ,F1 - jeas eosw
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-12-21

E-DYSPEPSIA--Tha most troublesome Of all
diseases, 1t is now ascertaned, can be enectuaily
cured. Many have been the Preparations gotten up
10 attain this object, but, with solitary excsp
tion believe, all have failed of their purpose.
DR. j. Hostetters Stomach Bitters-the one referred
to--however, has proved such inva liable remedy
for all diseases of the stomach, that con-
versant wth.its history, win question its efficacy
In Of the most alarming character. Thous ands
have by frequent of these Bitters enjoyed an
equally speedy and eectual restoration TO ply
strength and sigor. All who are suffering from
| diseasss Arising from fon1 sromAcn, snUutu mot
fail 10 use il.
For sale by Druggists and dealers generally,
everywhere.
Sold by II. GIBBONS, A. J. WILLIAMSON, BARTLETT,
kArE Co., and ]. BRApEa.
Dec. TO- '5g-dAw
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All who feel themselves interested in the gener-
nj welfare of society," and desire the moral rtfor-
nation Of the youth Of our Stete whose unfortn-
nate condition in life has made them subject to the
severest penalties Of our good and wholesome laws
are respectfully requested to meet ct Verandal
Hall ~ Z O'clock on Tuesday evening, the 17th
inst, to take into consideration the propriety d
memorialising the l. gislatuIe in regard to the es
tablishment of State Reform School.
j.. *. BmaGsy in. SAH'L II. MILLER,
j. A. GRAHAx, r.. y. EnsfER,
III. w. SAMPLE, w. w. KsLxnAp,
j.. HAIKxs, a1O, WI, AsCRAKY
WI. B. LYNCH, IpHA BRucG,
YIN. TaokPsox, RALPH n. Lowx.
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MMERCIAL

DAILY CARR Cfrv ovYIcs,
Keokuk, Dec. 18th.
fL0UR-supcrAne, ~ 80 |; spring whs4s, sx-
ira, 81 50a2 rs Fall wheat extra, 81 S54 - La.
BRAN AND SHORTS, T6.o 80 per 100.
b CORN--1s 10 80
BARLEY--spring, 3ba4o, FAN, ooa7Sc.
WHEAT In good demand. Fall s5al ~ (;
Spring 7eass.
OATS-35 H
RYE--boc In good demand
P0TAT0Es-s7s TO 40 by the load retail SOC.
GROcERIKS-rew Orleans Sugar, fair easA,
prime staio4, clarified I0aIo3, crushed and loaf
tsI3. Molasses--Piautation so to $50, q. III. b5
TO 90, Golden Syrup, IS to zoe. coaee--Rio 10
70 i5s Java Isto isc. Laguyra, lsA 20 IA. Rice,
6eQ64c.
soAp--Palm 6ic, Family SIC.
CAEDLEs--star Isto ~, stearine IS, Mould
liz, summer pressed, 15
LARD-io to II retail lie.
BUTTER-choice 15 to II; retail 10 to Is.
HIDEs-Dry IL; green,5; green sheep pslts
80 to 65c; green hog skins rs.
HAY-Prairie $50 to 46; Timothy and Hunga-
risn, $zass; Baled do. $s4 to $40; Retail, $I2.
sEEDs.-Hungarian Grass, 40 to Is cents
sUNDRfEs-0nions, 3b to 40 Eggs, Is.
Feathers. 20e to Bic White Beans, rec to 90.
FHUIT-Gresn apples, choice, So 90 to s. -
per Dbl. Dried apples 90 TO rs per bush. Dried
peaches, 81 50 TO $27s; Raisina, 81 SO TO 4 90.
cHEEsE--W. X. II to lii Denmark 81 to ..
rR0vIsIoES-Ham 10 TO II Shoulders ~ to s;
clear sides 10 to III.
BEEF-iiasic gross; 50 to Sc per quarter.
sHEkP--*2 90 to 50 % y head.
HO1ss--Dressed, - 90 10 IS 90.
sALT--d Att 10 TO 81 90 per sack Kama.
VIA, 2eos21o per bbl. Liverpool, $32s per sack
Lake 81 eoa2 rs v Dbl.
FISH --Maekerel, No. / $40 10 &1I u Dbl; No
SIS to SIG No. 411to1l3. White, No. S. 81
10 81 ~ u half Dbl. God Fsh 6to 8 ~ n.
ExcaAsaE.--on New York for currency Pc,
ocnt.; for gold I per sent st Louis per cent.
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The Anns Lsaty--Au.nsntio.

The John Bell, returned 10 st. Louis on
the 18th, reports as follows from the Aunt
Lefty
Found the Letty's stern weighing down
badly, and apparently ready 10 snap off,
Twothrds OF her deck, how ever, 10 clear Of
water, and Capt. Chas. Morrison is sanguine
OF saving her. There 10 from 10 TO Is feet
Of water at the stern. Her freight 10 oil out
on the Island, and q house Of lumber is be-
ing built over and around il, so that 1t seems
the Lefty has stored her cargo for the win
ter. The Bell brought down a number Of
her crew.
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Dg. sMTTH's"Elsctric OH cures Deafness.
DR. SMITH s "Rlectrie dig cures Paralysis.
Da. SMITH Is ..klectric Oil, cnres Rhsumatism.
Dk. sMITH'S "Electrie on cures Asthma
Da. SMITH u Electric 0il' cures Headache.
DR. SMITHS Electric Oil" cures Piles.
AugI9d
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0vKR-SnoEs.--Passngh by Dukes, the other day
our attention was arrested by great display OF
Ladies' vershoes--Carpet, Calf, sheep, But alo,
Felt and Fur--of all grades, conditions and prices,
from hrst rate to badly damaged, and prices rang
ing from q cents upsayfs 10 cost. He says they
sre bound be got rid of this winter, having kept
thsm already little longer than profitable.
Ladies. nowis vour ti,net improve IL Let ne
complain Of cold feet, when Ovsrshoes cost blu,
Is cents.
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MIR. N. @. Burch, student in the of
fee of Lowrie b Miller, recently admitted to
the Bar, at the close Of the present term OF
Court viii 70 down to Alexsndria and com-
menee practice. Mr.. Burch underwent q
searching examination, on his admission,
with much credit, and we commend him to
the confidence Of the community among whom
he 10 about to locate, ~ . young man Of
practical talent and unusual promise.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

rG We have just learned that Mclean q
Strengthening Cordial will cure the various dis
eases prevalent among children. 1t liz necessary
that every parent should keepa supply on hand.
and when required give ~ directed. Try tit 10
pleasant 60 take. Bee advertisement in smother
column. tdeei6dAw1ml
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The Davenport Democrat says that
Tom. Marshall was chastised in that city by
Geo. L. Nichols, on the 18th, for an alleged
personal insult, and that Mr.. N. after the
chastisement told Mr.. NJ. that he was pre-
pared TO "give him that satisfaction due from
one gentleman to another"
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The FAIR.-Tickets for the Fair ut Con-
cert Hall can be bad at Dinners Soloon,
O'Connor's Drug Store, and McNamara's
store on the corner Of Main and 10Th streets.
We learn that there will be music at the
Fair, ~ we'll "a Oysters, Ics-ersam, and
sundry holiday filings.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-12-21

GA dying West India planter, grooming
to bis favorite slave, sighed out, "Ah, Sam
BIO, am going on long jaorney." "Never
mind, massa,o said the negro, consolingly,
IL am all 10 scay doUn hill."
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G. Yesterday was another cold day, the
thermometer indicating 4 degrees above xero
early in the morning, and not changing much
through the day. The river Was full Of run
ming Zoe, which viii doubtless very soon ex-
tend the gorge from Alexandra up to this
point, form an ice bridge, and furnish ice
for summer use.
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An EDrToR's OPINION. Clarksville
(Tenn.) Jefersonian, in reviewing the tssti-
mony ngainst Hall, Of the Nashville News,
for killing George Poindextsr, denounces it
as cold -biooded and prcmeditated assassi-
nation.
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e. The Emperor has made dispositions
round and about every colony which England
possesses, TO make . dash in case Of war. In
six weeks, says Mr.. Justice Halliburton, he
could sweep The s0mmsr0s Ut England from
the seas.
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GT"f there il anybody under the CAMS
teter Of Heaven that hate in utter excres.
csnce," says Mrs. Pennington, sit Is the Sian
derer going about like boy constructor
circulating his calomel about honest folks. .
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"a The celebration on the completion OF
the Dubuque and Pacific Railroad to Inde-
pendence, Was held in that town last w ednes-
dav.
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The steamer Michigan, blown up near
New Madrid, was towing the Geo. W. Jones,
from this CITY, loaded with hay for New Or
leans.
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e. The Ben Perley Poore fools "still
live.o Two respectable men lost bets on the
New York city election by which one Of them
had to sweep street crossing oil day, and
another walk barefoot through Broadway
from the 81. Nicholas 10 the Astor.
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Fun CUFF Losr, near the corner OF End and
High. The finder will confer favor and be re-
warded, by leaving 1t ut the store Of A. Bridgman
4 Co., No. " Main-st.
NAd IS
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The Keokuk, Mt. Pleasant and Muscatine
r. r. will run trains during the holidays.
commencing on Monday next and continuing
through the week, ct half the usual fare.
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q. tt. CIR n q R ID


Having just returned from New York, the pub
lie are invited to examine my and select stock
OF Watches, Je~elry, Silver Ware, DC. / have re-
eeised large assortment of coin Silver Ware;
also, full supply Of Mortsn's Premium Gold
Pens, tbs reputation OF which needs no comment.
SPECTACLES.
pebLls and Periscopic Glasses fitted TO cid bows
At shors notiee. npectaeies selected to suit every
condition Ct sight. My goods will be sold At prices
that viii defy competition, quality considered.
y. Blair Ornaments and goods Of every des
cription made mp 70 order.
Watches, Clocks, Jeweiry and Musical Instru-
ments repaired in the best manner, and warranted.
Oct. I'll, 5s-dAw
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1AxTLDET, KAx1 q co, |
NO. Ia
- |
hAIN S1sEE |
'''' ''' K ''' S :
DRUGS,
CHI F. M ICALS,
Paints, Oils, Varnishes,
WINDOW GLASS;, GLASSWARE, Brushes, l(.
April asdisAwly EEoKuK, IOWA.
~ E w
B o OF. = n Oe.
AND
SIOKE!
QG1a vrVur s...s.a Vf1n
nc.e ha,.s.rs.n "a az - -. w.. .su s;,ih
pleased to wait on those assiring
RCDtE> sNG SHOES
OF THE LATEST STYLES, AT Low PRICES
Sole Leather,
Harness,
Skirting,
Rr;dle and
Collar Leather
Shear sl;r. p;,l T.;n;nr ana ali L;ras -
onoeP oAins' ina I'nin l anu ali Aihus %
Pegs, &c.
Desiring TO merit II, we Ask share OF the pub
V. u. AUSTIN. C. a. ALsrns.
'
cror~r .na praaue. D.a,a.
Nh .,.u.yNs CO
|
| yr,1ry ,ou
hboh oh........'...-..--'' .-'.'..'. .''...io" a.
T,RRsH SUGAR CURED HANS .Irsv. on hand
-, :, :. : :. :, = :. - :, :.
!, rcprvE,, aa;is ara tar ..,s iar Nv
| IL AoAA ~ ~" .ncTrm IN
Sa.,s inc NJ,
$500 :, :, 80 = $3.50,
| SUGARS.
/ A Lii grades OF n. o.,
Powdered,
and clarihed,
Tor sale Low BY Nh. Ausils CO.,
| pklME RIO,
y : !. nsr can be b bad / at
/ ,., "a 49,,
----------------------"-----
MOLAssEs.
ELNHEhs
IL N. o. Refinery
and Plantation,
in bbls. bbs. and Kegs for sale by
,,., W. hooi, ,ro ~
aeol quo" 20 1.@'1- -.
| TEAsl TEAs!!
| / IMPERIAL, Young Hyson,
fowohoag ana Eng nw breakfast ieas'
1AAsA a''oisashs y, saIs i' snsp ~ m
deels lie Maln-st.
FLOUR FLOUR
| ~,yry WINS aF THIA A6r.
Gate City Mills,
End other brand. Of El9nr FOR SALE wholesale Ans
| Decls-dAw lis Main-st.
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TEASl TEAS!y
IMPERIAL, Young Hyson,.
Powchong and English Breakfast Teas,
o LARGg assortment for sale Low by
w IL. AUSTIN CO.,
decl3 lie Main-st.
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NWC III a r. n D 10 q A y H! ~
Looking Glass Plates on hand.
BUYERS AXE IHvIrEp TO CALL AND ExAniHEl
sspt32d
KEOkuK FEMALE SEMINARY.
i msnco on Monday, Nov. I4th, In the basement
Of the Chatham Square Church, corner Of 7ta and
Morgan sts. These rooms have been found dry and
cool and easy Of access.
The Teachers secured to instruct in their differ
ent departments OF study, are the following:
Rev. G. A. WILLIAMS, Principal;
Mrs. Fl. WILLIAMS;
Mrs. Il. H.CkAVEN;
Miss l.. C0PELIN.
MIR. o. g. ISBELL, teacher Of Vocal Music.
Prospectus Of the Inst iation vii be pnblisaua,
and can be obtained on application to the President
On Secretary or the Board Of Trustees, or 70 the
| Principal. -
| H. STRONG, Secretary.
Il n
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MOLAsSEs.
pELoHER's,
ID N. o. Refinery
and Plant alton,
in bbls. bbls. and kegs for sale by
w. III AUSTIN CO.,
decl3dhw lis Main-st.