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Is X A's'' % Henry Dur ELL for Comptroller
S for @ the he contract ] # for T. talk. ak;

SPECIFICATIONS for the contract f for talk
eas sd SIDE a Il st. chafss street Felicity TefDss5ors
The contractor shall take up the sidewalks cubsones gut
wooden and paved the south
street AID shall relay the accordance with the
grades b. given by the City Surveyor aad in the
All Old cabstones which may good by the City Sur
which will be Of North river blue other stone:
equally good quality with thsm hewed and dressed bevel
s long from sixteen to twe inches wide and
nicely eu through The same wherever deslree for
from ree throughout The work each crbstore
wards the line Of tue adjoining houses shall soidy
fixed and backed IN the most approved manner to prevent
negligence this and curbs,one less than three and
less than ss inches upper surface The sdon
Ing gutter shall be admitted in the work ,,,,
the and shall b rsad v he dec
sHi & On qs
sand Xed four inches thick which shall BE- strongly rammsd
son.s seng laid T6sy shall ,Gsq TIER lengths The enrs
be well ill., and aos s sys Ps # s e1s ss ne
sd dry sand four inches hick They shall on in
ensR ns
inches Has dassr bosTds
shall also be LAID r m 3 e saps y ee. n Tas
I All wooden
m ah II sd S s s su
The usual GUTTER fer draining los across the sidewalks shall
charge yhsssyss ds.I,s$ y hs oi,y Spsvsyss ~ m
te se a ye sa u
thsk !hs joint, shall we'll ied up win Lsnden s,aysl
sss sap ss,sS
a % &
well all n new VI bricks which may b and
bone on bed Of lake sand or other sand Of equally good
RRs Rs 5ns E ss d @@ @@ Harp
eosPs Of half pdT m @ sn h s
earth o. ground up broken AID we rammed
made s1s Level and % hs M o Ss
,ew ss ss sisd y Is esn'rass9 s M
Hs Ss s.%ss @
Sssf aa he sRssy
or hollow PLACES 40 that the pavement will bear straight
sass ssas5 hssbsf sbs work shall ~
the entire Of the City Surveyor who will be the sole
sssE # S's gsy and shall
I e ha to- osnd s % s Work in the
es Ss 81 y as
atty Of ten day for each and every day thereafter thu
Good and solvent security in the of 500 shall be re
@ IN ash s tie
anee The same BY the ,ity snrveySr
in a s s % N Hth he
have the right to annnl the contract without putting the
esss ssRsas ustIss 5 sspa d
sa s wsS a Il ssG ws hs
CO. s s s sa s ali il ems hs %9
for part Of the work done by him the date Of tn
abandonment and that the city shall be thereby discharge
from any all liability therefor and is also we'll under
stood that in the be resod the contractor
his securities shall be held AMI bound in sodn uat
the city all loss difference between the price AZ which
the contractor originally contracted to perform the
and the price which may adudcated resale
readjudicaton.
Bids 10 be running fo If sidewalk taken and rela
complete, including all which may necessar,
New Orleans, August 9th 1859.
[Sgned] LOUIS II. PILE, City Surveyor
Approved by the Committees Str els and Ladtgs Of bot
Boards ef the Common Council.
[Signedl RoBT. HUYGHE c,,-,a
tSigned] II 4, vENNARD Chalrnaen.
Registered August 18th, 1850
aui5 It HENRY DUREL, for Comptroller.
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THAT'S SOL suppose yon have heard the story Of
the " Judge Auctioneer" The members Of the su-
preme Court probably have not will reheaEse it
for their special benefit. Our hero was Justice Of
the peace, in one-horse town somewhere out West,
and itigants were scarce in his district he COM
bined the duties Of Judge with those Of suctioneer"
Well, on one occasion, while exercising the latter
function, certain wag named W, who attended
the sale for the express purpose Of having little
they we're knocked down, the bidder was not to be
found This began to be rather troublesome, and the
Jadge got rather '.riled.n Atength after consider
able watching, the Judge discovered him, had him
arrested, and fined him for contempt Of court. W
demonstrated against such proceedings, maintaining
that he could not be ined as the Judge was not on
t1e bench The Judge then mounted the stand, took
off his spectacles and after two or three dgnifed
knocks with the hammer, to call the attention OF the
| crowd he said ~
cts no use !; I'm Judge; and on the bench or
off the bench, this ere Courts always worthy Of ccn
| tempt. i as-
W said he agreed with the Judge, and paid his
| fine willingly. 81
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Robert Kettle, of Glasgow, having left some tenn
perance tracts at the house of FRIEND found them,
curling papers to one of the young ladies. "Well,
said he, II see you have made use of the tracts ~
but Immediately converted the confusion into merr
ment by adding only yea ha put them on the wrong
side o. yer head, lasse.n
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STEAMBOAT DEPARTURES
Upper MIRsIssIPPI

For all Points
NORTH AND EAST!
One Of the following SPLENDID PASSENGER STEAM
ERs will leave New Orleans as follows:
Imperial ......................cap..C G. 8. Rogers
Aug. 80, Sept. 49, Oct. and 70, Nov. Is.
j. C. SyvOn.... ..Cspt. Isaac H. Jones'
Sept. and q, Oct. IL and 81. Nov. 20.
John Walsh. Capt. Jnos NANCY
Sept. Sand %, Oct. IS, Nov. 2 and ~.
New Falls City................. Capt. j. b. Wooos
Aug. IS. Sept. and 25. Oct l6, Nov. and "a,
A. T. Capt. aeo Isylof'
Aug Is, Sept. 7 and 27. Oct. IT, Nov. and 49,
HiaWntha H. r. Dix.
Aug. 2O Sept and 20, Oct. 10, Nov. 8 and 28
City OF Memphis. Capt ". Kount'.
Aug. %, Sept. IL, oc'. l and 81 Nov. 10 and 30.
Gladl Capt. Jno. Klinefelter.
Aug. "a. Sept. l3, Oct. 3 and %, Nov. IL.
VIM. NJ. MOrrIsOn. Capt. Jno. N. Boffi ger
Aug. 26, Sept. Is, Oct. 5and rs. Nov. IA.
Aug. 2s Sept. II, oct.7 and 27, Nov. 10.
Passengers rely upon the leaving advertised and
making DIRECT connections at
vICYSBURG
With the
NEW ORLEANS AND JACKSON RAILROAD;
|, AT Cairo with the
ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD; q.
AT ST. Louis with the
OHIO d MISSISSIPPI INDIANAPOLIS AND BELLEoH.
TAME and all other Railroads for all points.
North and East.
ATICKETs the jackson Railroad for sale at this cs
Fare Cheap, Time Quick
AND WITH LESS CHANGES
THAN BY ANY OTHER RoUTEi
81 TICKETS GOOD UNTIL USED.
'1e '-'S' i 's@RAlLRoAD LINE PAcKETs.As
No. 81 Camp street.
clrrfoRS ssdsf5 g g. VsHEssi!,' %$Hss, ..s. .''s.
General Agent
J.F. ALLEN; dss;sr., r,.,rb, Agent,
e. ". GOULD. Superintendent. myM u
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There is man in Laporte, Ind, named John Itch
many Dogberrys, we imagine, who would like to take
him.
You think they would be backward in coming up
to the scratch then?
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rINt1E IMPROVED McCAESNEY WASH.
ING NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and for sale by TIE sub
scriber. Orders left 10 Apollo street, 29i Magazine rst
IN Bog ts Meehanic E1changs at the grocery store Of
COLLINS Apollo
Will be nptly attendedto Ali ask or the public fair
trial. snd thsy give satisfaction return them and tbs
measy will peraf1adst, n. DAU8HERTY,
u No. 10 Apollo stTees.
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r. UNITED STATESTRI ~
a5AAAffSk - WEEKLY MAIL LINE l@Alz4Si

lss:ss3 TO VICKsBURG.
SATURDAY, at 5 O'Clock P. M,
The magnificent q. 8. Nail packet NntcheZ, Capt.
r heahsrs vii leave & for @ PaqasmIns
Adams Natchez Waterproof Rodney ST. Joseph Grand
Gulf Warrenton and yicksburg EVERY SATURDAY, at 8
o'clock P. NJ.
The Lucy Hole mbe connects at yickabprg With
on the Yazoo river as high up Greenwood.
The above splendid packet will leave her regu
trusted will be promptly and faithfully attended
This boat will not be for any letter Or package
bills Of adng taken specifying the contents and value
clerk BY passengers, contained in their baggage.
For freight or passage apply on board.
VIRGINlUS @. DENTZEI,
jel3 Advertising Agent.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
CoMPTRoLLER,s OFFICE,
City OF Now Orleans, August 10, lsss.

coMpTRoLLER,s OFFICE,
City Of New Orleans, August 49, lSss.S
,.5-. al-4s5q5 No. 1850.
% o. ss e .s
!ss Ss
S ass s psns .ns and
once same suSjsc rejection of the Com
President sssf s j.
'ssls'' j.. R.ssdsnt pro tenn. Board of Aldermen.
auls le0Vss s,snssj sns ' '''' GERARD sr1rH, Mayor
to ss bidder notice.
sass VITA '''''a
's.s.., rrssi3sSi 5SHa gesfd SoANSE Il A1ss5pen.
President Psssade Board Of Assistant Aldermen.
App'osfs fsgnsd - '' GERARD sT1TH, MAJOR.
aul5 WM sALoxoN, Secretary to the Mayor.
No. 4768. ]
That the Of Thos zgsrs rs w s ha Gy
across Canal crondss j. hereby DECLARED
ssssnss sad asspaS
sa1 s aoee
AZ b s. ss ws &c s
10 approval rsjssoa Common 1-a Council ~ T.
coanci approves July 6 1855 be and the hereby
peaied ~
fsjrned) JOHN 7. MONROE,
Ve President Board Of Assistant Aldermen
fSiRpedl J. o. NIXON,
aEg President Board OF Aldermen.
Approved July 80, 1885,
aul5 (Slxned) GERARD STITH, Mayor
NJ A11o
~ 1s.H
Rsolred That ne ns ana ne 10 herepy authoI
izad 70 to I'VE oAys notic
the official ourna 9l no
house In win on ne IN the survey
o ohes sao 70 ~ 70 Inc appoVai OF re-
jecuon OF E4ninol couhch' n 1yrvov
ls,gneoI 3. y; NlAos
President Board OF Aldermen.
+ LSignedl JOHN !. MoNhOE,
oo ffes1dent iesa BOARD OF Assistant Aldermen.
Approved July ", leo5. ,nr.n,. ,u,,,, ~
tsiRneoj tEhAhu oILld, mayor.
Notice IA hereby given, that MONDAY 22d day Of
pr is5q will adiudtcAie At nv Office at IL O'Clock NJ
Inc aboys contracts,
auI5 IT v, DUPLESSIS Comptroller
- -
CPE ECIF1CATIO ON fOr the contract fOl
" making and putting wooden railing around the publ
bounded by Washin tom ST. George Fourth and
streets, In the Fourth District.
The public shall be enclosed with Paned bar enc
annexed posts shall be cypress of the best quality e
from splits bad knots Bnd other defects by nche
and feet 10 with The part which goes INTO the
well burnt prevent rottenpes They sha DO placed
six feet from centers and shall be buried
solid ground. The posts shall be planed In the bet
and the holes around the same shall be hled up witt
hard materials and we'll rammed unui s2la On tne toP
each post there shall be two inches thick and well nae
inches shall placed Immediately below the
good finish The bars snail be either Of yello'
pine Of the best qnaly free from sap splits ba
with tanons and mories. said cross shall
one George and JACOB and small gate.
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"My friend" remarked sympatbising individual
to the possessor OF an inamed oecular, "youve get
a stye in your left eye"
eyes," replied the other, looking sharply at the
speaker, "and hog in my right eye to put in it.s
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LOWER M1ssIss IPPI.


Regular TUESDAY Packet.
New Orleans and Vieksburg u $. Mail Line.
r. - FOR DONALDSON WILLIE Plaque
mil Baton Rouge, Port hudson, Bayou Sara
!ss.szs Red River Landing. For Adams, Natchsa,
vicksb1rg-The steamer Chnrmer r, Capt W U. Will
will commence her tros the I'd of August leaving
every TUESDAY O'Clock P. NJ, throughout the
d. r. CARROLL 90 Agents,
iI29 # So Caronttlet rect
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SPECIFICATIONS for the contract for at
y tending and keeping in al the br dges Canal

~ tending ana keeping III re al the br dges Canal
Carondelet.
The bridges located Canal Carondee Marais
Claiborne and Broa: st ees.
The bridges shall vered tho contractor i'll whatever
condition found the day delivery by the
CITY, and sball be the duty of III contractor immediately
said delivery all repairs necessary the
place said bridges in complete good nit'o during
the continuance of their constantly keep Sufficient
depth the canal Maras and Claiborne Streets
order that the oaog bridges be all times easily ned
and shut and that he communication be kept ee and
platforms bukheads and abutmen attached to said
the exprn the return the said bridges
and platforms the city in complete good order and condition
The contractor sha be hound to constantly keep in attend
ance during night requisite nun ber of hands to
and shut the said bridges often may be necessary
he shalt furnish all windlasses chains and other
TACKLE well all oil I'd other materials which may be
qued keep bridges a times good working order
All damages which to raid brdgs through the
negligence Of contractor shall be repaired and
paid for by the said contractor.
The contractor shall bs Gned in the OF ten dear foI
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RED RIY r.

Leaves on THURSDAY, August IS, at5P.M.
FOR SHfSEVEPORT. GRAND
aslEsJ sS Bayou Conshna, Campe Grand Ecore, st.
sasa Maurice, Alexandria Normans. Gorton's, Bar
bius and landings Red RverThe fast
ming elegant passenger packet Red Chief b. W.
Kaye maste will above. For freight passage
rf'' VIRGINIUS g. DENTZEL,
au15 Advertising Agent.
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CATTLE MARKET.

JEFFERSON CITY, August II, 1859.
The market is bare of Sheep and but few Hogs offered with
heavy of Texas Cattle The market dull and easy
for purchasers.
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SUGAR.. noticed sales Of about 100 hhds!, mostly
from first hands, at the Decline Fair Fully Fair
@65lc. q b.
MOLASSES little offering the Leve and heard
Of no sales Of any consequence.
FLOUR. Some 2CtO bbs sold Tuesday, including
200 superfne at 81 So 10 Fancy IS co. 40 Extra So co.
eco Unbranded So 400 81 90, 10 q Dbl.
sales of Corn embraced about 1910 Sacks
Of which eco Mixed at s7 $50 Mixed and yellow, in
lots 90 and 1913 White 81 90 bushel OF Oats 1000
sacks sold including $780, in three lots &c., and
1O5 &c. buhe The Transactions Bran Comprised 900
sacks at , and 500 in lots, and 3l1 at 81 10 p 100 lbs.
PROVISIONS. The sales of Pork confined to retail
lots ostly at SIS 80 Dbl. In Bacon heard Of
sactionsRbbed Sides held at TO-, and upward, with
none rst hands on sale. nothing of any
was DONE
COFFEE. Sales $50 bags at l1Ac. q n.
STAR CANDLES .150 boxes sold private terms
WHIsKY....A sale of 50 bbls. Raw at &c. gallon.
FREIGHTS. noticed ship taken for Havre fol
Cotton
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ALABAMA RIv Err .

f- FOR BLADOE AND CULLUM
ls7ssaSSSk.S SPRIEGS-The steamer Advance, Samuel
Abes. master will leave Mobile for Bladon and
Culun Springs aud Delnopoa every Saturday evening" ct
o'clock
Returning
Leaves sdon Cuu spriHgs every Wene day evening"
at o'clock arriving in Mobile every Thursday morning.
O'Clock.
T. B. SMITH, 4Tchonpitonlas street,
je2s Am or SIMPSON d COOKE. Mobile.
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Leaves every. SATURDAY, at $ p. M positiyly,
G. L. Kouns Il Bros. Low Water Summer Through Line.
FOR OPELOUsAs.

Leaves every WEDNESDAY, at 5 Pm.
e.. FOR OPELDUSAS - The steamer
ssss Ailne f. hGI,alsr master, dn place Of the
for Old River Sinpor and all the landings the Atch
afaaya also taking passengers os Donadsonyille,
gunaa and Mouth Of Rep River For freight passage,
apply board, or to d. NJ JoaNsTDS
au3 No. 8 Front Levee near Customhouss street.
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LOWER ST.

Leaves every SATURDAY and W WEDNESDAY MORNINGS
at 10 O'Clock.
Fy- FOR LOWER COAST AND QUAR-
IsllEtI-S aptne hation-Ihe st amer Empire Par.
1sSsssss5Sa ish, Cbpt r. Baldwin, will leave above:
Returuiag will leave Quarantine Station Sunday and
Thursday mornings. j. A COTTON, Agent,
aul3 No. Tchoupitouns street.
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Leaves on THURSDAY, 18th inst at5P.M.
ST. Louis, Cairo and New Orleans Railtoad Line;
leAas Cairo with the Illinois Central, and at ST. Lons
regular passenger packet steamer A. t. Lacey Geo.
Taylor MASTER will leave for St. Louis and all
landings For freight passage apply board.
sPassengers and shippers rely the puncuaisy Of
this steamer
R5-No berth considered engaged until paid for.
plan of the cabin be staerooms secured
by applying the Companys Office 81 Camp street OF
vIRGINIUs G.. DENTZEL,
aulO Ad. ertising AGENT
AThe will take freight for Memphis, Vicks
burg the Bends and will strict attention
to all way plantation business.
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gtbitm nj tks 1lmksts.

Crescent OYrIcE No. 10 Camp stress I
Thursday Morning. August 49, 1859.
COTTON. The market inactive yesterday with
only about 600 bales including l29 New Crop
b. We still quote for Old Crop:
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Nem @rIsans 9ailp Grsstsnt.
rHuRspAY NoRNINe, AUGUST Is, 1sse.
8iber gntellissnts.

CRESCENT OTYICE, No. 10 CAMP s1RHEf,
Thussday. August l8, 1889. }
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Leaves SATURDAY August 20. at 7: NJ
ST. Louis, Cairo and New Orleans Railroad Line.
FOR ST. LOUIs-CoNNECTIN9 AT
6lA with the Illinois Central and at St. Louis
ess: with the Ohio and Mississippi Rairoad-The fine
regular passenger packet steaRler Hiawathn r. Dix
will for ST. Louis and all intermediate landings
above For freight through tickets all points North
East West apply on board. a.
HPassengers shippers rely the puncuality Of
this steamer.
ARA plan the cabin be and saterooms engaged
by applying the Compsnys Office 81 Camp street, Commef
cial Place.
4The will take freight for Memphis. Vicks.
Natchez and all the Bends and will strict attention
to all way and plantation busneer
| YIRGINIUS G. DENTZELL
aul5 Advertising Agent
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. N- FOR ST. .LOUIS.-CONNECTINGA AT
AEsS Cairo with the Illinois Central and at St. Lons
isSEEsA with the Ohio and Missssppi Railroad-The
regular passenger pace City of JAS
Kerr J MASTER will ST. Louis and all inereadi
ate landings above. freight through tickets to all
points, North. East West, apply on board.
1 Passengers shippers rely the puncualiy Of
this steamer.
bzr No berth considered engaged until paid for.
of the cabin be and staerooms secured
by applying the Cornpany Office 81 Camp street, corner Of
Commercial Plaee
a-The will take freight for Memphis Nat
CHI ycksburg and all the Bends and will strict aten
'- " =" WY NAN viRGINUs G. DENTzsI..
aul5 Advertising Ag Mt.
Leaves WEDNESDAY, August 2ith, att r. M.
Louis, Cairo and New Orleans Railroad Line.
~ FOR ST. .LOUIS.-.CONNECTING AT
~ Cairo with the Illinois Central, and at st. Louis
with the Ohio and Mississippi Railroad-The fine
regular passenger packet Gladiator, Jno. Knefeter,
bove Forfreght passage apply on board.
paPassengers shippers rely the punctuay o.,
this steamer.
HS-No berth considered engaged until paid for.
of the cabin be and 5taerooms secured
by applying the Conpanys Office 81 Camp street. corner Of
Commercial Place.
ES~The above will take freight for Memphis Vcks
burg Natcsz and all end and will strict attention
VIRGINIUS G. DENTZEL,
aul5 Advertising Agent.
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Rso,red That the Comptroller bs and he is hereby author
izad TO adudcste the lowest bidder after five days notice in
the Official Journal contract for repairing hs Poydras market
house In accordance with specifications file in the Survey
ors ocs said adjudication be subject approval
lection Of Common Council. ,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-10-10

NORTH ATLANTIC STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
1NkeSaAeF 1ArsssA Leae 70 3Aa Ir4xctsco, No IL
PANAMA RAILROAD,
And connecting only With ths steamers Golden
Gate, Goldsn Ara, John L. stephens and
6sAora, Of NJ
Pacific Mail SssssssAp Co. at Ponon.a,
Direct = Asptrioau. i A
The spIsndid steAMshfps
BALTIC, ADRlATIC AND ATLANTIC
Having been entirely reftteA md adapted to the
oalfforniA trade, win hereafter run . Shove,
having Nov York on the 5th and 2oth of
e&ch month from the foot u CAual @A
street aud Norkh River,
" Passengers and Maiis will u forwarded by
Panama Railroad and connect - Panama with the
Pacific Mail Steamship Company's magnificent
Steamships, whiah will DO In readiness, and leave
IMMEDIATELY forkAA n1cisco. Thoy will be en-
barksd free Of cxpcnss from Railroad, by Compa-
ny's Steamboat TOBOGA.
An expsrisnSed Surgeon il attached 70 each ship
steerAgs Passengers found in cooked provisions
bedding, and attendance. 1t is believed that the
accommodations A0bflsd BY the above ships are un-
surpassed by any in the world. The public are in
formed that tbs P. u. 3. s. Go. always have ON
OR MORE EXTRA STEAMERS, lying - Panama
ready for sea, to avoid any possible detention OF
Passsngem or Msils, and embark their passen-
gers by steamboat.
For passage apply It thu only ofiee Of the Com
pany, on the Wharf foot Of Canal Street. North
River, to a4f WIN. III. WICKHAM
Eeptl 6dSm " 4
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aCCMM

w. La Isl
i4stI LII q i DAltr cars etrr Op1lcR i
ksokuk, Oct. 3D..
FLoUR-supsrfne, 81 90; Spring wheat, sx
tra, - LIT; Pail vhsAA ssexsfa, ~ 80 n $1S7a.
BRAN AND SHORTS, 10 TO 10 per 90.
| qooRN--Old, so to - sts., new 10 soss.g f
BARLEY-spring, 4esAs. Fall, eoa7bc.
WHEAT In rod demand. Fall soa1oo
Spring 60a7o.
OATS-s6, dali.
RYE--4se 30 ~; little coming in.
POTATOES-3sc by the load retail 4oc bush
aRocERIES-New Orleans sugar, fair 7Aas
prime sas4, cfarihed oaa1o, crushed and loaf IL,
VIZ. Aclasses- Plantations a. to44c, q. H.4i
TO -, Golden syrur,T5 TO 500. CoGee--Kio l,
70 IN. java 1sto lee. Laguyra, ls4 10 IA. Rice
$40.
SOAP-Pslm 63c, Family SIC.
cANDLEs-stA 1910 u, stearins Is, Mould
la, summer pressed, is
1 LARD-I0 to IL; retail lac.
BUTTER-Choice Ia to Is; retail %, scarce.
HIDES-Dry IL; green, II; green sheep pslts
% TO A0c; green hog skins IS.
HAY-Prairie $4A to s.; Timothy and Hunga.
rian, 353a$s; Baled do. $ai to &lo3; Retail, $12
SEEDs.-Hungarian Grass, 90 to 70 cspt ;
Timothy, u 70 l 90; Flax Seed, s5ao5.
SUNDRIRS-0nions, 80 to %; Eggs, 14a8e;
Feathers, soc to SIC; White Beans, soc col -.
FRUIT-Grsen apples, choice, ~ 90 to - 80
per Dbl. Dried applss, 90 to - per bush. Dried
peaches, - % to - rs; green peaches 81 to 4 s.
Raisins, - 90 TO 80.
CHEESE-W. II. 10 to IL; Denmark to 10. ;
PROFESSIONALISM 10 to III Shoulders II TO s;
clear sides 10 10 H.
BEEF-lSA11e gross; Sc to Sc per quarter.
SHEEP-&l TAto So 90 p head.
HOdS.--Dressed, - ~ 10 9se0.
sALT-a. A.,$l 90 to 81 65 per sack; Kama.
wha, 2o0a1lo per bbl.; Liverpool, $225 per sack.
Lake % sea1 Ii p Dbl.
FIsH-Mackerel, No. $50 to sal v bbl; No.
7tls 70 4lS No. 4l2 to SIS. White, No. ! IS -
10 Is 7Sp half Dbl. Cod THh Sto 6v h. >
ExcuAsaE.-On New York for currency Z PEI
cent; for gold Per cont. St.Louis per cent.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-10-10

- During the Summer that has just passed
away, thousauds Of sufferers from dyssntsry and
diarrh1s have been relieved by the use OF Hosset-
teri Bistsrs, . msdisins which 10 evidently dss-
tine41b naintain permanent place In the public
ssslae3os. Biiiasus diarrhoa u one Of the dis
sAeo HAiAA kAMss the skill Of the physician. The
u11sinS they administer to oct upon the bowels
nevsr seems to reach the source Of evil The din
ssisy u to get the medicine which will reach all
the digestive organs, and give simultaneously .
rush Of rigor 70 rid themselves Of this disease
This problem il solved BY the Bitters, which never
fail to conquer the most stubborn cases. Lis only
fair TO say, that darng the just closed this
medicine has achieved more cures than any other
ever presented TO the public, and during the fall,
when that terrible scourge, the Fever and Ague IL
20 prevalent, the Bitters will gain fresh fame.
For sale by Druggists and dealers generally,
every where.
Sold by r. aIsBoTs, A. J.. WILKINSON, BAwrLxrr,
KArE 4 Co., and J. BRADxS.
Oct 10, '5s-dAw