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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-02-12

G1The Burlington papers are both down
upon Oskaloosa for issuing their county
bonds TO the NJ. + NJ. Railroad Company
Darlington car thank he-.elf, for the o.k.-
looss Herald says, "We think it entirely safe
TO say that Judge HALLS speech made more
friends and frmer friendship for the NJ. b
N. Company than any other speech that was
made during the sitting Of the Convention"
And the Burlington Gazette, We notice, il
out 10 the advocacy Of another Valley Rail-
road Convention. We should think that
Burlington had had enough Of Railroad
Conventions, if We may Judge by their
conduct and comments in regard to that IT
Oskaloosa. In order that Burlington may
have the proposed Convention oil her own
way, " would suggest that it be made Sc
lsst --conposed, say, % Thompson Of the
Gasstfs, and Negus Of FAIRFIELD, and such
choice spirits = they may sAme, and be held
- the Dshlonsgah Doggery on the FIRST day
Of April nsrs.
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q o al! 9 al!

ONLY ~ CENTS DELIvEREDI
FIsiiR New York and Fsrmington Coal Co. having
1 such unequalled facilities for getting their
Coal to market CHEAP (not bslng 81 IN expense
OF having Ii hauled from to three miles with
teams ~ MI other companies sre enabled there
by to furnish this superior article at the How price
Of IA cents per bushs, delivered to any part 81 the
city. A tEial will safety any one that IL 10 the
best Coal that comes 10 this market. FuR Coal
for sale 1t 10 CENTS per bsshsl delivered.
Office on Thri Street, near Main, over Chapin 4
Lee Bank. X. T. PLATI.
No charge for Coal II not a. represented.
Ian Id
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nurIrEss NOTICE.

Subscriptions for the DAILY GATE CRY, and
NHnELH vALLHr Ware, must be accompanied by
4hs cash In all cases.
Daily subscribe can pay the carrier, il they pre-
Ter, onoe In two weeks. The carrier Is advised to
rsquire payment in advance, in all cases.
No Job Work delivered until paid for.
All advertisements must be paid for in advance,
except In the case Of customers with whom We have
mutual accounts. With such, settlements win be
made quarterly.
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Coal, Coal, Coal.
FROM THE

LAWRENCE NEW MINES.
A NEW VEIN OF COAL has recently bean dis.
"A covered, and IL now being extensively worked
on the lands Of the Lawrence Coal Co., at Law
renee, Of equality superior TO any hitherto brought
to this market In confirmation Of which references
IRE had below.
am now furnishing and am prepared to deliver
the above Coal in quantities to suit at the lowest
market rates.
will al.o furnish the same Coal sold by the
Slaughter Co. for the past1s months. and uhish
was obtained from the Lawrence Mines, and which
10 second only to the above dssoribsd Coal, or the
best Of Slaughter Coal.
Orders for tho above may BE- lsft ct the ofics Of
E. 4. d. w. Ford, or Rodsfer ! Bishop at the II.
h. Derot, or Il H Riley, under the Dudley Houss.
y. REYNOLDS, Agent.
RKFERKNcEs:
State Bank, B. Dwight Eaton,
j. X. Hornish, J.C. Parrot + Co.,
Connable d Smyth,
Slade 4 Bro, Billngs House.
Sd. Clark, Master Mechanic at X. l. IT. d.
M. Machine Shop. Ijan24dl
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Everything 10 decided in the Democratic
policy 1t Washington by caucus Of Loco
foco members Of Congress. The slavehold-
err have An overwhelming majority in Con-
gress, and Of course decide everything their
own way. The Northern members must
stand up TO the decisions Of the caucus, and
the result il that Toombs, Benjamin and
Stephens, old line Wings, now rule the Dem
ocrstio party, and direct oil it's policy for
she Advancement OF the interests Of the
slaveholders and for the depression Of free
labor.
Forney, in writing Of the recent action Of
this King Caucus on the Tariff question,
says: "Wo be to tho northern Dem ocrat who
darss to ask bic majesty to do anything to
assist tho party in the free States. He is in
stantly driven out Of confidence ~ : rebel.
Let him dare to dsnouncs the attempt to use
tho public money for tho purpose Of pro-
voking hostilitiss with Spain, or let him open
HE lips in favor Of tho pledges Of the Dem
ocrstic party on the slavery question, and his
name 10 entered for instant execution; or
this question Of the tariff, for instance, the
decision Of two eaucuses Was wanton insul,
to tho people,"
Well, what do the doughfsces propose te
do about its Will they obey the edicts Of
the caucus Of the slaveocracy, against tn,
snoouragemsnt Of home labor, il favor o.
the purchase Of the slave island Of Cuba
and il favor Of the extension and perpetual
tion Of Slavery throughout the land and tn,
ultimate revival Of tho slave trader Will tn,
Democracy Of lows stick 10 the party unde,
the lead Of these old pro-slavery Wings ant
aid them to carry ont thess projects Is i
not time for the people Of Iowa, the Demo
cratic nasses, to pause and look ahead, an,
learn whore the road they are travelling viii
eventually conduct them
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-02-12
KEOKuK.

Tn DIS AoiARs VALLEY WIG lie published
svsry nopday IT this ONCE, is ofthe oides.
papers In lows, and has widely extended circu-
latisa shrosghoatths Dss Moines Valley North
On Missouri, and Western Illinois.
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For sale.

All kinds Of Fruit and Ornamental Trees,
Grapes and small fruits, at No. 68 MAin-st.,
keokuk, Iowa. WI. BAaKEs, Agent.
fb3d2m
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Fousn AT LAsr.-We are informed that the
workmsn engaged in digging for the body Of
young Phelps, who was buried in we'll ct
Derby some ten days ago, reached the body
yesterday morning. II was found in an erect
position, with both hands raised, and grasp
ing the rope from the windlass, while one
foot was raised, ss IL in the act Of climbing.
He was densely covered with the sand 10
which he must have suffocated At once.--[N.
Y. Post, ID.
PosTERITY AND CHEAP SUGAR.-The Union,
we remark, no longer argues the purchase Of
Cuba, on the plea OF cheap sugar, but goes
for taking possession Of tho island, for sake
OF posterity. Please let posterity take care
Of itself. Deal, oh !! deal with the present,
and let Us know where the cash 10 to come
from, which 10 to carry on the Government
Of the United States for tho next fiscal year.
IN. Y. Express.
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The Hon. Mr.. Keitt, Of s. G., lately, in de-
bate, set forth his solemn opinion that MEM
bers Of Congress ought to be paid more lib
orally. five want the best talent in Con-
gress, says keitt, We must enhance the price
We offer for it. Judging from the facts, he
is right. There was time, for instance,
when members Of Congress were paid % .
day, and then South Carolina was represent
ed by persons like John G. Calhoun, Lang
don Uheves, George McDufie, Hugh s. Lee
gare, Joel r. PoiDsett, William Q. Preston,
and Isaac E. nolmes. Now, that, as in the
$40 q day, she is able 70 secure keitt.-
send to Washington, il they could get $50 or
SIS day - the reward for their greatness
and their labors.
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The q ontlcmcM who DIsapprOv0s o
the Use 81 MONEY NJ EkectI Oms.


Everybody has heard of the Temperance
Lecturer who gave point to his morning APP
peals against drunkenness, by Offering an
ssawful example, Of the vice every night, in
his own person. Mr.. Buchanan Is like him.
He dsplores the corrupt use Of money at cleo
tions, and straightway proceeds to ssillus.
trate," by doing it himself. lie grieves over
political bribery ia q letter to Pittsburgh,
while the money is still in the pockets Of the
voters he has bought in Philadelphia. He
laments the misuse OF official station, while
he is frosh from packing Brooklyn Navy
Yard with two thousand men who got work
mems wages for voting the Democratic tick :
ct. He bestows upon one partizan fat Ar
my Contract, upon another IN extravagant
job Of Ship building, buys from one Fort
remarkably dear, sells to another Fort re-
markedly cheap, empties the Treasury to ELL
the pockets Of his political leeches, and then
simultaneously lifting his hands and eyes to
Heaven, he groans aloud over the corruption
OF the Black Republicans His letter 10 re.
gard to bribery and corruption, is reprinted
ut every European Court as an argumen,
against Republican Government, and the
next steamer will take out the illustration.
he has furnished to enforce his argument.
| lab. Eve. Jour.
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The African Democracy ana the
slave Trade.


slave Trade.
Correspondence Of the Press and Tribune.1
WAsHIN oroN, Feb. 8.
The Democracy have been cornered again
on the African slave trade, and they meet the
issue manfnlly. On Monday the whole
Southern division, constituting the main
body, came up in body against Mr.. Kill
gore's resolution condemning the traffic and
reprobating the voyage of the Wanderer.--
They were assisted by seventeen Northern
Democrats, out Of about forty voting. This
shows conclusively the drift or current Of
the party. As soon as the South declares
unmistakably that she wants the trade re.
opened, It will be mape party test, and will
be unanimously supported by the Northern
mercenaries. The names of the seventeen
who have como up are Burns, Cox, Hall, Mil.
Ter and Valandingham, Of Ohio Smith
Shaw, and Hodges, Of Illinois Gregg and
Niblaok, Of Indiana; Florence, ellis and
White, Of Pennsylvania Wortendyke, OF
n. j.; and Burr, Taylor and DR.. Soaring, Of
NY.
The whole vote was lis to "a. The Dem
ocrats had for this policy only forty -eight
votes week ago. A rapid increase. Dough
faoery almost anticipates the demands oil
slavery. How truly did Buchanan say tina,
the Northern Democracy we're the natural al
lies Of the South. -
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GTThe United States Gazette says Of the
question Of protection that, sit is simply =
struggle between wealthy aristocracy, call
ing itself Democracy which desires TO have
black servants to work ct low wages, and the
white working men Of the country, who de-
sire to improve their social and physical con-
dition by creasing the remuneration Of la
Dor.
On THE GEORGES. Lander condenses
Thackeray's lectures into thimble:
George the First was reckoned vile;
Vlcr George the Second
And what mortal ever heard
Amy good Of George the Third
When from the earth the Fourth ascendcd,
dod be praised, the Georges ended
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B.. y. CAREY,
DEALERIN
GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS.


PFcntisss WAsh1ng anA 0CouTln So
l0t1on IL
ESOR washing and cleansing Wool, WOODEN Goods,
i Cotton, Linens, Silks ard delicate fabrics.
Eminent Chemists in Philadel phia giva IL their
unqualified recommendation. IL will enabc those
who avail themselves Of IL to have their heuss-
hold washing and other matters sppsrtaining to
family affairs more thoroughly cleansed than
hitherto. For sale by the only Agent for Keokuk,
A. j. WILKINSON,
Sign Of the Golden Eagle and Mortar,
jan29d ae MAin-st.
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KANSAS CONTINUOUSLY Legislature Of
Kansas has provided for taking vote, elect
ing Constitutional Convention and submit
ting the constitution to the suffrage Of the
people in time for presentation at the open
ing OF the next Congress.
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- - ARW - EAMD
DRAPER AND TAILOR.
Sseond-st., between Msin and Jo,,nso.. nm .t.,,..
KEOKUK, IOWA.
LIVERY description Of q. oh. Ana C.s.s-..>s
- constantly on hand AMI ont and made a. mo
garments IN style unsay passed IN tia city.
n,b.-beys' COthtDg cut and made n mo latSst
sno pest ssyles. ldss3e-dlyl
KEMOVEDl
80 ~ NICE, Architect.
II AZ rsncved his O1es Into the ma story "
- Hatch =. Thempson's new Bank Buildins. cr
cosner q lain and Second ssrssts. Hntrnnee 6
80 0n 5esond-st. Tmeh1odiy
OvOxC0aG1ngs NJ OoeeI
- sabsceibss will soil the halanee 81 his
OveesoAtingS ct eost, until January 1t.
Oeelsd r. i. SMITH.
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White cartridges from tho North have
appeared in Quebec, Canada, since the ex-
treme cold weather. Their bill differs in
shape from that Of the brown partridge, and
they are also very thickly fcathered down
the salons, like abantams." The Indians say
they are plentiful at the Saguinay this win
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-02-12

The "Rams.hornss Ssra1ghtoned.
! n the course Of lie general indictment and
specific allegations without number against
oil and several Of the towns, cities, counties,
railroad companies and improvement organi-
sations OF the State, the Burlington organ
charges thst Keokuk and various cities and
counties between here and Dubuque com-
bined together to ruin Burlington years agons
BY the construction Of the Grams Horn''
Railroad.
"This," says the Hapkeye, twas to be
kind Of Chinese wall, which WAS to enclose
Burlington and confne her trade to the coun-
y Of Des Moines."
"But," that journal goes on to say, shaw
inE moderated her prstensions somewhat and
given up the idea Of combining US to Des
Moines county, she now removes her project
westward and locates her proposed Chinese
wall along the Des Moines, content to s.rug-
glsfor her present trade.''
The HaUksys gives Us credit for change
Of purpose in this regard, to which We are
not at all entitled. We have never given up
the ides Of combining the trade Of Burline-
ton 70 Dss Moinss county, but on the CONTRA
~ hsvs made such arrangements no a. oan-
not fail TO secure that end within few
months. We have Strengthened that ssram's
horn" somewhat, and are about to build
that "Chinsse wall" running directly through
Mt. Pleasant to connection with that dread
ful N. 4 NJ. X. R., in Louisa county, to
draw the trade Of Henry county and the
region west, down below the obstruction Of
the Rapids; thus securing to ourselves no,
only the Northern part Of Leo, but the coun.
y Of Henry, and dividing with Muscatine til.
trade Of Lonisa and Washington and the re.
gion round about, which heretofore went e
Burlington.
We don't do this out Of any i'll will Il
Burlington, however, but just for the sake Of
furnishing the people OF those counties cas-,
access to good market, while at the sam,
time we increase our own trade.
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TBy recent census taken in Louisiana
it is ascertained that there are 272, 072 white
persons, 294, 1887 slaves, and 1855 free ne
groes.
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COAL! SLAUGHTER COAL.

FTSHE Slaughter Coal Co., intending to sell Coal
rs cheap chsapsr than can be bought else
where, quality considered, will furnish their supe-
ror Coal in quantities to suit purchasers delivered
In any part Vt the city.
Price 10 cents per bashel.
Assorted, Is cents per bushcl.
S1NPHEN 3. JONES,
Sole Agent s. G. Go.
To parties wishing cheap Coal, Irrespective Of
true economy, / will furnish Lawrence and Farm.
ington Coal 1t ID cents. s. JONES.
jan7d
B.. p. CAREY,
GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS,
No. 80 Main.st., bet. Sd and 4th,
AGOh Uh...... -.............1OW a
IL AS opened ~ the above stand, next door TO III
LII u. Woodward Co., = general assortment o.
goods In his line and will be pleased 49, any aAs
ali his friends who may be In want Of Groceries ana
Provisions.
Jan. II, ls50-d
frayser's lsaktng Powder.
TH0k making in few minutes, without yeast
i light, sweet, and wholesome Bread batter
buck whsat and other griddls Cakes, Bisoaft m,
every description VI Pastry. Full directions &C
company each box. Price IS oents. Nadsn1 sob
BY "A. J. WILKINSON.
Sign Of the Golden Eagle and Mortar,
jae2od % Aain-st.
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Another HORRIBLE LYNcHINo AFFAIR
Late on Monday evening crowd collected in
front Of vandyke b Thurber's store, attract
ed by the cries Of q thief, who had been
caught in the act Of stealing some beef from
store, and was Immediately arrested. Be-
ing an old offender, the crowd determined to
summarily punish him for his dspredations,
and prevent in future the loss Of property to
and being thrown over high post, he was
drawn up by the excited crowd. He was left
hanging until daylight, when the authorities
cut him down and buried him. We UNDER
stand that legal proceedings will be COM
menced against the wretches who were in
strumental in thus disgracing the name Of
our State, and we hope they will be brought
to feel the rigor Of the law.- Hastings Min. }
Ledger, Goth.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-02-12

c. Sam. w. Parker, of Indiana is dead.
The indianapolis Journal says:
Mr.. Parker began his career, which be has
run so well, poor, friendless and penniless
boy. He entered Miami University, at Ok
ford, Ohio, Is . student, availing himself Of
the provision Of the charter allowing each
county in the State to send certain numbe,
Of students free Of tuition. He graduated
about the year 1925, at the age Of twenty
years. Soon after he commenced the publ
cation of the "Claron" at Connersville
Fayette Co., Ind, and at the same time com
menced the study Of the profession which b,
has done 90 much to adorn.
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Hartford Fire Insurance Company,
OF HARTFORD, CONN.

ASSETS, JANUARY L. 1850.
SHARES. PAR VALUE. MARK VAL
bIl Hartford Bank Stock 90 90 SOS, 40s. 90
400 Phoenix :" 100000 100000
100 Conn. River Banking Com
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brands In store, purchased hsf0fs the late -
- vance, and will be sold, whelasale O. sotAl3,1
- the lowest market price.
We have SUPERIOR article made from WtnAoe
Wheat selsotsd with care for our oun trade, 81
which ~ Will guarantee 10 make - god brood -
any brand 10 this market, "oainsy" net sxeepted.
We are selling this article 70 the bsst judges Of
Flour In the city, Who prononnse il unsurpassed.
KELLO0H BIhAK,
No. ll0 Main.st.
N.B.-Flsur delivered to any part Of tie city
promptly.
Jan. Is, sod
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GTThe Department " Washington, II is
reported, has decided that neither Lane nor
jenkins had any right to presumption on the
premises in dispute between them, but that
the land belonged to the School Section.
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INSURE YOUR PROPERTY !!


LAS been paid, AT THIS AGENCY, for property
IL destroyed by FIRE in this city, within the past
eighteen months. "Proof Of the PUDDING u n
TRYING IT." This is the place 70 get your money
hack.
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eDThe Burlington H0Wkeys Of Thursday
devotcs two columns to the Davenport
Bridge and the Lower Rapids. The Daven-
port Bridge ID denounced ~ . hsmbug, .
nuisance, and, mot only an obstruction to
navigation, but ssrious inpsdiment to the
transportation Of merchandise from Chicago
to Davenport. So serious, indeed, accord
ing to the writer, that shipments are made
from Chicago and the East by way Of Burling
ton to Davenport, by those dealers who are
we'll posted in these matters. The HaUkeye
believes this, and the public must therefore
regard it a. true, or come to the conclusion
that the editor Of that paper has become a
monomaniac in his alteration of Burlington.
The other article, by = correspondent, is
devoted to an attempt to ridicule Major
Floyd for following Gut, by trip hammer pro-
CESS, the mode u Improvement on the Rapids
90 long advocated BY Burlington.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-02-12

0T Ii has leaked out that Jehu g. Jones,
the Presidents pet, who represented Berks
county in Congress, made an arrangement by
which he pocketed Ave per cent. on oil con-
tracts for supplies which no could induce the
Administration to give to certain parties.
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Manaska County and the M. d M
railroad.

The County Judge Of Mahaska County has
issued 5000, 900 Of county bonds TO the M.
& NJ. R. r. Co., the Company agreeing to
complete the road to Oskaloosa BY the fall
Of 1860, and to pay the interest on 3l00, 600
Of the bonds until that time.
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AMUsEMENrs.

-. ADJUSTMENTS.
NTtlos aApDgs. ~--'~~-'--
~ MANAGE. w L. EDDY
aiasNs 70 fen1 rsniy circis as oesx
a hhsL COMBINATION or DKANAfiC Ar VISITS.
o Asn"s ~ eciinly announces the folio wing
MOST POWERFUL OoASIn ALTON
DRAMATIC ARrrsrs
rx,,.-- Fch THsAE NIGHTS ONLY
ine cisun&uihed snd popuiar AmericAn t-exed
.....,...... L. DsvHNPORT.
''e ge1 a. 5000 ara popular asus's.
Mr. K. EDDY,
Nal. POeIaI DAvfD1E
HAspY PkAhsuN, BLAND, CLARKE NUNAN &c
s1 sss WI De secured with the OF OrchesrA
xEUAnyAnCg IN rHs PRICEs
NO ~ Ai WILL BE REPEATED.
Ie right "WEDNESDAY
r.wo, pAkoh AND PsTHIAS.
pv,u,.s Ell. DAVENPORT.
Mr. K EDDY.
u,.,,,o,, Mrs. A. PARKER.
uv Mad PoNIsI.
49,, As DICK DAsHALL.
VIZ RSM q 1 ASp ps syraEas
T. EDDY.
DAfON AND PYrHYA8,
With L. DAVENPORT
POSITIVELY FOR rais MIGHT ONLY.
A. DICK DAsHALL.
To morow-JULlUs CESAR
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A LAS J kKELEg, AUo,IosEEs. oEFIoG NO. 70

LLAs ) KEELER AUC1IOSEER. OFFICE NO. 70
Assi1rs E's sALB-MAapIFIcENr HOUSEHOLD
ELEGANT craving rom suits uperb rosewood seven octave
Oil painting BY celebrated srs pier and msnel mirrors
Lace curtains bronze chandeliers silver, china
and ga ware
ON THIS DAY, WEDNESDAY.
al the s ~ q ws rwsa" 'u'' 'r00 n'''
The auctoneer would call the particular attention OF ns
nisods and the public to hs sas me SoSssSSs uen
trro &c offered auction this season l made 70 orer tor
s owner BY aos ossne sa h
100's ON 'ns morning SS% 3. Wine ROOMS
rads one sas In noqust superby carved
sbss y match rood eegers With mirror doors secretary
What sots sids carved and quaeie tables oonversa
0nA vEk -as Gg[ss
Of tho magnificent insruuens offered at auction
cs seaeoa richly cved anshed al round insid with mother
Of pearl .ad sod pearl Irsnah ooh
Bernard LsxrAnd eelsrss other ars; the Ma
donna superb cory from tho celebrated painting Ion.
lie piece fruit flowers enxravings with rich g franes
r,s Aasc 6ropres ng painting aud music Seasons
sSe sSsss S,.ous aaure ssass chin. 80 rA aad
fgures pier Dirors rosewood and gilt frames mantle mir
r~s sce oornioss shades velvet carpets rugs
DOR Ss and Cost $40 Ssi
steads bureaus sstnsSy marble TOP wsshstsnd
ssSs stands soa. ross ossiS hair %srssse ssssss
ca blankets aheets counerpsnes m,rrors split ,ons
n,s ac br,ssss and ingram carpets diuog .oomblsck
ser rich cut and engraved 8ohe glass COB
e's ndebasd wtnes champagne fruit aud dessert saSds
e plated csstors forks knives urn bss
ia 40 pren ob china dinner and tea sets ks TO Also
d Commence compt sp person viii be In sisen Lance 10
A. ok and ship goods to hc country
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8 RIuHARDs sUOTIONFEa.-bOO CASES BOOTS
"A shoes and brogsps 1T Aa,tion by RICHARDS *
WHITis0 etnssdsy June 10 =, ol oclo *. At store
Iost dssrsbis sosts offered this season Including
several invoices stock goods &c Catalogues on morning
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SAUCES, PICKLES. &C,
CQYBR's suLTANA SAUCE.
~ EnTINE


sSQYERs suLTANA SAUCE
- NOTICE. ALSO,
This wonderfully stimulating SOvE6s RELISH,
md app.uzng tauce, which SOYER'H AROMATIC MUS
IL In such universal de- TARD aud SOyEH'S SAUCE
naui, aud which has made IT, HUCCuLENTE.
self great favor1te with the Wholesale agents,
lovers Of rood tlnss may GARDINER y. fVEIIN
purchased OF all deslers IN Fulton street. York and
groceries so, throughout the GRAY HAYES.
Y ritea el-.<C CSrrtir Do,.or
CROSSE BLACKWELL, London, England.