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Contractor, rout. Nc. -

ContractCr route Ne. -.
Loa. .is'," should be The Postmaster where The ,sa'a
Mr.. G. W. Cas- of Pittsburgh who represented the
P.upsylyspia Central Road at the Buffalo Convention,
has published pamphlet in reply to the comnunics-
ton signed New.Y York" which appeNed in our col
umns April Let 10 bis pamphlet ne commeas with
severity upon the conduct Of the Mar OF the New
York C.utsl Road and sscibes tie disruption Of the
st. Nicholas npsct to their bad fsth--n regard 70
which there is much 10 be raid on bo.h cider.
The annual meeting of the Clearing House Assocs-
ton Of the Boston Banks was held few days ago.
TIE report for the past year read, from which we
sutioin tie following extracts:
The specie held by the Associated Banks for the
past year been larger than ever before, the ugh
est amount berg the 10th Of December, viz: e.
co. which sum is much larger than the limit required
BY law. ,oo,,
From actual calculation it appears that 49-lOOF
cent has been the required in specie daflng the
past year to meet the balances growing out OF the
daily exchanges at the Clearing House.
-Four new banks have become connected with the
Association the last mestiDg with an increase OF
capital Of s., 3Gl 100
Tne Whole numbe Of banks connected with the in-
sttution is forty five, with an aggregate capital OF
$3j0l,7 geo.
The exchanges for the past year have been twelve
hundred s1ty.two mlliors seven hundred ninety I'VE
thousand dollars
Balances received and paid during the sane time
amount to one hundred nineteen mlbons eight hun
dred twenty three thousand dollars.
The ci liens of Keokuk voted few days 'nce al
most unanimously against repadistng the City debt.
The Illinois State Auditor gives notice that the
Southern Bank Of Illinois is put into Liquidation and
that ell circulating notes on tnis bank will bs re-
deemed in specie on presentation a. bis offcs in
Springfield.
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At the regular monthly meeting of the Board, oc
Wednesday, 1t was resolved after these statements
had been presented Il at dividend Of cent be de-
oared on the stock of the Baltimore ana O1o Raft
road Company from tue net earnings OF the main stem
ard cent on toe stock of the Washington Brstcn
Road the former pay the 18th Of lay next and
the latter on the 25th nst at the Merchants Bank Of
Baltimore.
The receipts of the Lehigh Valley Company for the
mouth of March, ut show an increase of over 5000
over the corresponding month Of last year.
Gov Morgan has sgned the bdl which establishes
the Harlem R,ilrcsd WITH its steam depot a. Forty
second street for 80 years. The bill also extends the
charter Of the Company, and all its rights, franchises
al privileges for tue period, and authorizes the
Con psny 10 lay down double track for its sDau cars,
through Forty-second street to soison avenue, am
up Madison avenue to Seventy ninth street. This
grant will give our citizens the best ute to the Cen
tIal Pork, the new Cathedral Of Archbishop Hushe
and to Columbis College and of the most vaua-
bic franchises in our city. Ii places the HsSem Rost
on frn foundation, and removes the embarraSsnsnts
which have annoyed it during the past year.
We have copy Of the annual report of the Miohi-
gan Southern Railroad Company, but find nothing i'm
portabt IN it which We have not slresdy printed.
The movement of the Banks 10 the four principal
otes of the Union, in which weekly report, inside,
ss shswn by their last statements is a. follows:
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TIE annual meeting Of stockholders in tie Long
Islsod Railroad Company was held on Tuesday at
Philadelpha, ssd from tie report Of the officers Oftas
Company We rlesn the following facts in rsfereoce to
its business the last ises year ending on the 3l't of
March: THE receipts were 1884, o against 1925 sl3
the previous year The difference in favor Of the last
year ives made mp wholly from on increased freight
business. The expenses Of the yen were s215, ~,
sgsirst s26l ls7 the previous year, showing net
plus, after paying all expenses, rent, ints'es. aud
equipments, OF s's6l0 sgSrst ESQ lS6 the previous
year. Thelsst ,sssurp'us greater than that ofsoy
previous year. TIE report speaks most onooursgpgly
OF the freight business, which is made up ia lsys
degree from the transportation OF milk carried ct half
q cent per quart TIE whole receipts lest ysar. Gos
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The demand for money is fairly met by discount
irg Institutions but very little paper that is Offering
being Ieec cd, aud protests are rare occurrences.
Ouside rates for the sma amount Of short psper not
negotiable with the banks ID from l02P per cent
month. Notes secured By real estate 90 at from ii 10
a. cert per ennum.
Easttrp sight closed sesdy, and 10 good demsnd at
premium, ara New-Orleans whichis 10 less request,
at to. s4ue rate. Coueucy is 10 moderate supply at
from .dlP cent discount.
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- s,s ga sss 2ss SIS ~: en- s,s sSs @s esI.
- - o., SIS &c, 81. s7s go, ''t - I'D 49,
ss sa sS' 's CRY CORR CuEsDAR-Aprl b.
Bso3sLaas 50. as Ss6s2&6t
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under tie sversge OF dsiy tsissctons, 5t toe
msrte. slightly better for hissoors 10 the afe'-
poon. Rsivsy Bcbds ere inactive, bat without i'm
portaut cbsnse in quotstioos.' The market lacked
animation through the day, but the large
short interest in TIE saee'. ard the con-
tinued scarcity Of stock for delivery on
nsturirg contracts give opeisor for the riss
very d. cded advantage aud on this condition o. things
the market is gradual strengthening and inprov n.y.
There tss been moderate increase in outside orders
for two or three fevorte stocks but this element Of
support is st greatly lacking in the general movement
Of the market The closing prices sere: For rennss
zee &c, 93le932 Missouri &c, S8la8s}; Virgins Is,
9sIa99; CAUTION Company, I9Is2O; Cumberland Coal
Company, Preferred. 2li 22i; New.York Central
Rsihosd, mani; Erie Railroad, 9io9i; Harlem
Railroad, I3ei3I; Harlem Preferred, 4lao42; Hut
sOn River Railroad, S3I 1884,; Read az Railroad, 5Oo
50l; Michigan Central Railroad, 3d. a53li Mich
gar Southern ard Northern Indisrs Railroad, $50
l3l; Michigan Southern aod Northern Iodsoa Pro
fered, 39i a40; Psrans Railroad, 1904 sl2Oli Hi
pois Csptrs Railroad ssia69; Gaeus and Chicago
RsilTosd, 6si a65I; Cleveland and Toledo Rslroad
2iG26; Coloaso and Rock Island Railroad, 57fe
SO; Illinois Ger trsl 7s, rs, $685.; Pacific Mail
Steamship Company, 49, aSSl
There is 70 movement il forego bills aud the supply
IC9IaIlO. Francs. 5 l5e5 1879.
In Ffegbts, TO Liverpool, 800 bales Cotton at 3-l6i.;
1900 hbds Slaves and 0e00 Canada Butts, 900 bols.
PoIk, spd 80 tuIs Bone Datt, all on private terms.
To London, 700 bbls Tar at %. Cd. To Aztwerp,
% 900 Slaves private terms. vessel to load Ess.
with LDmber, for Demarars, on prys;e terms. A.
schooner Of 200 tuns from Portland TO NORTH side Of
Cobs and back TO pert north of Hsteras, at s. 81
for Molasses on Ard under deck,
The bus ness Of the Sub Treasury was Receipts,
t34 9j5 g3for Customs, $lSi 600; Payments, $751;
900 o.; Balance, g. 245, 90l 80.
The GallatiD Fne Insurance Company has declared
semi annusl dividend of y cent, payable goth inst
The Mechanics Banking Association has declared a
dividend of 81 u cent, payable ID prox It has been
resolved also TO increase the capital stock by subscrp
ton, to $500 600, being addition Of 1920 shares
at sl2 each. Mr.. John L Body has been elected
Secretary Of the American Atlantic aud Pacific Ship
Canal Company, vice Mr.. Isaac c. Lea. The bust
ness Of the Clearing House to-day was s16lf,7OO
which very large. 10 addition to the gold trans
ported over the Panama Road for New-York there
were $3lI O96 in gold and sSS,99 in silver for Ed
glish account.
The earnings OF the Central Railroad Company Of
Eew-Jersey for the N Jnth Of
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niarkets-CARIruLLY REPORTED FOR faE ~ Y. rsIsurE.
TBURsDsY, April IL, 1883.
AsHFs-The demand 10 moderate for IN kncs At IS rs.
COTTOrThe market 10 rsner IN tie buyers fsgof espe-
cs, for lots the ,pot The saes so bales mAay in
We rcfss
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Drsls
Several hundred packages of heavy 4linoa Drills
have been cleared for CANA the past week, and We
hear OF further ssles st the Est. The regular makes
are held al slc some irregular lots have been sold st
l.ss price, NoiDportant stock exists bu' makers are
inclined to sell as fst produced. The demand from
the South American markets is small and thai OF homo
copsun pton is DO. large; 27-inca Drills &c not q
brsk, in absercs Of the Western trade.
Brot-. SAeetisgs and ShtrtiHgs
TIE sales spd deliveries o. these goods have oeen
sbom equal to the production. The msnu'actrrsrs' 70
sore extent, are yet engaged On contracts to mature
in al Of The month TIE current price Is Sic, mos
for heavy Sbssnss 7ic. for medium. 5ie. Tor Nsoti
10 inch light Shsstings, made from 80 yarn, arc IN do
usDd at previous Prices, and are much wanted.
Heavy Shi,,isss are not quick, and decline d"
bsss mbaittsd TO Of 10. v ysd.
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btasess ctprec.ed si,h the dsry, is &iS,iS3. There
s also steadily increasing fsightsse tron vegetables
arc fruits Ins Directors have entered into cos.Iac.
for char girg the Terminus Of the road e. South Ferry
8rooslyu 20 Hunters Pom, which vii be sfsc'ed IN
the year 1859. The funded debt Of tie conpsnyis
$4,000 The other additional liabilities OF the Con-
psIy amount to slA, 5e6. TIE capitals OK "a $1,000
sbsrs equal a; par to three millions Of dollars The
reported cash baiao oe on e LIT inst. Wa 81 40
Tsonpion's Bank NOte Reporte, gives the following
information in regsrd to the p. o. scrp ssout 70 be
hsued:
Contractors for carrying the mails are TO receive, in
lieu OF money Loxedg nents Of indebte IS, as
follows. This p o. corp when properly assigned, vii
he regoisble and when II appears In the market, se
shall Try to give i. q cash q1oiston:
PosT-OYFIcE oEPARrSxxT,
WASHINGTON, -, l61'
Your .ccoup, for tisn,po ring III. Mails OF the United
States q no u -, for the qgsrssr ending
- is5s has been sgdi,d, sud The Asdi,ot fr tai.
Department esried tAs hese 1. oue JoG the 'an oil
dollars - ce1s ts--E
ssy sppopAi of for toe ga service, curss the
present fiscal year psym Of he above souEt mus. De ae
ired Until Congress sbs provide tee fr that purpose
you sbosh fnd negotiate Tor the amount Of your
Nal pay the snut1G form Of assignment an Old be usd snd
Getting IL ficm tbs letter., adding Thereto the
residences Of the Assignee ke'peSauly:
Postmaster General
To he Pc5tzasi-- G'.1TaI -, 1853.
ber,by ss.isu snd transfer to ------ the sun
a beng the snoourt d1s 20 mo for transporting
H.s Uu:ta States No. -, 10 the STATE OF
-, f. hs quarter ending ------- 1899, se,ofoias
to the foregoing letter Of the fos.m sister Gsusrh.
Wines
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Beeeip4s q Prsdsee....APRu Ia.
IN y,,a Rev Bsau-LSi bos Fiocr. - sss Prsvs.ons,
= 40 Asass Isl de- Pearl BsfssJ Lice sstss ksssAsf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-15

The Importstions Of Psin Cotions a. this Port Is
compared with previous years, has been a. follows:
tsx, ySSS 1859.
eAoco,lS sHo,4Ss s~''Sf+-
DrIls.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-08-24
'4CCmmERCIAT,
DAILY CARS CRY OSrrcn

= Fl 81 FsSF u e +
DAILY Cars CirY Osrlca, |.
sar sls4 Ksokuk, August 17d.
FIOUR-Supsr6ns, - as; spring wheat, e.
ira, q % Fan wheat, extra, 4215.
BRAN AND SHORTS, 50 20 30 per loo.
H cOKN-72to - ots.; ready sale.
BARLEY--sprins, 4sAs5. Fail, esa7bc.
WHEAT.-I In rood demand. Fall 7oaSo;
Spring 6oa7o.
+ 0ATS--35, dull.
RYE---4ec to 4bcj little comingfn.
PUTATOES-3 oc by the load retail a0c bush.
GROCEKIES--Nsw Orleans Sugar, fair saS1,
prime saso, clarified o4a1oa, crushed. and loaf
tsl23. characterization ~ to 40, &. H.4b
to 80, Golden Syrup, rs to SOC. .CoGss--Kio II
to la4. Java 1870 1sc. Laguyra, 1874 70 IA. Rice,
90.
sOAP-Palm oic, Family SIC.
cANDLEs-star Is to u, stsArine 1s, Mould
IN, summer pressed, Is
LARD-lO to II retail l24c.
BUTTER-Choice IA to Is retail 70, scarce.
HIDEs-Dry lei green, green sheep palts
ltto 1So; green hog skins IS.
HAY--Prairie$4i 70 Is; Timothy and uunga-
rian, t5As$si Baisd do. tsl to 1lDi; Retail, SI2
SEEDS.--Hungarian Grass, - 36 70 i 10 cts
Timothy, 81 40 to SO; Flax Seed, s5ass.
SUNDRIES-0nions, 65 to 70; Eggs, &c !;
Feathers, SOC TO S5e; Whitsl Beans, zoe 20 I3s.
FRUIT--drccn apples, choice, 81 90 to - 50
per bbl Dried apples. - 90 to Is per bush. Dried
peaches, ~ 90 70 ~ IS. Raisins, q 90 to so.
CHEESE--W. X. 10 to IL !; Denmark 8 TO 10.
PRovIsfONs--Ha u Shoulders II; clear
sides . 70 81.
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,,r FEVER AND AGuK, Fxvsa AID Aeu.

ux- FEVER AND AGUKi FKvER AND AaUs ! !.
Fever and Ague! Immigrants and others who
remove to the Western part Of the United States,
complain in bit TER terms Of the fatai dssases that
prevail IN those sections Some or the most intel
iigent physicians bear testimony to- this fact
Dickens, the Shakespeare Of this age, In picturing
.Little Eden,"a Western settlement, in q book
entitled MARTIN chnIrlevit," says that that the
most fourishing institution was tbs Fever and
Ague, which had killed All who attempted to make
. permanent residence Of it. Mark Tapley, who
could only be jolly under the most gloomy circum-
stances, said that Fever and Aeue had given him
cause for more joliity than he would like to expe-
riencs again. Dr. HosTETrER's CELEBRATED
BITTEkS is the only for histerrible disease,
that we would recommend to the public Try them,
and b convinced Of their powers.
For sale BY Druggists and dealers generally,
everywhere rs
Sold by II. aIsBoxs, A. j. WILKINSON, BARTLETT,
KAYE Co., and J. BRApKs. st~s
Aug. Is, '5o-d4w
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To TIE LADrss.-Dr. Smiths Electric Oil IL the
most soothing and pleasant appliance that has yet
been discovered. Try 1t in severe cass Of in1am-
nasory pain. How much suffering may be saved by
the use Of this remedy II has cured 30 many
we'll kaovn people that its reputation 10 fully ss-
taAhshed. Some dealers can not keep = supply,
and have sold many thousand dollars worth. BE
and get the sensixs, DR.. SnIrHs Electric Oil'
See advertisement in another column.
Augl9dts s
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-08-24

pR. SMITH IS" Electric Or, cures Deafness.
Dx. SMITHS Electric Oil cures Paralysis.
On. SMITHS "Elecsrie Oil cures Rheunaiism.
Da. SMITH = "Electris Oil" cures Asthlns.
Da. sMITH'S Electric orr cures Headache.
Da. SMITH IS Electric on cure. Piles.
augl9i
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AUU. Z3.-I r. u. :
D Mcintosh, o; II G Clinton, Walker, Keo-
sauqua; a Kelly, l. Sweet, st Louis; Mrs Rea, Chi
cage; u Cutler, Bentonsport; 3 Cook, Burling
:oa; .c~-.-, Nc! s;1::S MsI.as..:;; J Nah
Pennington; J Dickey, do; w Johnston, TCharl-
ton Bonaparte; X Lana, Warsaw; + Il Balch,
Lawrence; W Taylor, N Y;J Gassawsy, Dallas; J
@ Waters, Macomb; J n Lowry, Hook island; Ii 7
Smith, Richland; N Newly, l. Brady, Davenport;
s Limerick, Oregon; Freeman, 0ttumwa;
Phelps, Mt Pleasant; J Early. CALI h Steel and
lady, lnskssp, Ottamwaj B 6alter. IT,, N Y; p
Mangas, Chicago; g N Haner, s tx Go; ! IS No
Kenny, u $ Mall II Raymond, str. Ksokuk, D
kiddler Kansas.
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49, 49, /. sf @a4
AYE gained the cohfdencs Of all who use
them, and have proved one Of the most valn-
Able invsnuonssf the age. Ihey use Shuttle.
making the Lock stitch on both sides Of the cloth
Alike, which cannot bc unravcisd or pulled out.
They are Al made with the higest mechanical
skHl, and all warranted TO work we'll on all kinds
q goods, from the Lightest Fabric to Heavy
Leather. In particular W would call attention to
our nav Family Sewing Nschins. II has bssn
manufactured exprusly for Family Use, and haa
met with fnvor from ali. n 10 90 smpliGed o. TO
render almost impossible 10 get ont of order, or
dsrAngc its operat Hons indeed it is % simple a.
p astonish one, that 10 small pecs u meeAan-
ism Vail ssw.
beioM We give description OF The different style
OF ne Weso Fstent;
no. 4. ~ very convsnint style, which can be
WORKED ~ mana or foot, on or on Its own table
Tor the veniense Of shipping and Also for large
mAnufActofies, wnere " necessary TO place
numo ger o. m.cntnss mt long bench, making one
eeole answer TOT al. rnce Sso.
NO. =. with Wanut OF Asnogany Table, with
or without BOZ Top, which JOCKS down. Price $10o
and $ll0.
No y. Same ai1e - No. J, but runs with belt
and at = much higher rate OF Speed. This kind
10 we'll adapted to manufacturing Clothing or for
Leather work. ssA@
This 10 really the cheapest machine In the mar
ket, - there u no work dons on Sewing Machine
that IL win not do. IL 10 senhdsnty asserted that
this maohine runs easier thsn any machine now In
use. friee SlOO. ~
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
BOTTLED ALE.

p. GIBBONS, Main st., near 7th, keeps for sale
Woods celebrated Pittsburgh Ale, In bottles, aad
has constantly on hand full supply Of Biaskbsr.
ry, Raspberry, Ginger and Cherry cordiais. Also,
PuaE InronrEp Brandies, Wines, Runs, Gins and
Whisky for Medicinal and other purposes.
Aux30d
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We are authorised by the Rev. Jas. Graham 70
say that Basket Camp Meeting will b held A
miles south west Of Keokuk and ! mile north Of
Buena Vista, on the Ksokuk ~. y. III. Rosd,
commencing on Friday, Aug 18th. Arrangements
will be made with the railroad whereby persons
wishing TO attend the Same will b carried TO and
from II for ons-AA4 the usual fare.
aaglTd
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0TMrs. Darlington asks, very indignant
ly, if the bills before Congress are not conn-
terfeit, Why should there be such officially
in passing them
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BUsYAs's FLrrR.--The flute with which
John Bunyan beguiled the tsdioasnsss Of
his captive hours 10 now in tho possession OF
Mr.. Howells, tailor, GaiDsbofough, England.
In appearance it docs not look unlike the Lex
Of stool-oat Of which il il said Bunyan.
while in prison, manufactured il. When tho
turnkey, attracted By the sound Of music, en-
tered his cell to ascertain, IL possible, the
cause Of the melody, the date was replaced
in the stool, and BY this means detection was
avoided.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-08-24

Cyan astronomer, gssing at the moon,
fell into pond. .Had you looked into the
water," said . oountrymsn to him, syoa
might have sssn the moon; but, by casing on
the moon. you never coalA have ssen tho
pond" t ~ e s% s
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KEOkUK FEMALE SEMINANX.
LIZ sessisns Of this Institution will be resumed
1 Oh Monday, Sept. 9th, in the basement of the
Chatham sQaarsChurcA, cornsrof 7th and Morgan
sts. These rooms have been found dry and cool and
easy Of ACCESS. as
The Tcsahsrs seeured 10 instruct in their differ
ent departments Of study, are the following:
Rev. e. A. WILLIAMS, Principal;
Mrs. ~. WILLIAMS
Mrs. e. II. CRAVEN;
Madam NEUSS;
Mr.. q. g. ISBkLL.
Prospectas OF the Institution will be published
and can b obtained application TO the President
or Secretary Of the Board Of Trustees, or to the
Principal 81 g
WIN. THOMPSON, President.
A III. SrRoKG, Secretary.
II Aug. 10. tbo-d tH
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! c. Geo. Foster, son Of John 8. Foster
Of Iowa City, was drowned on the 18th
instant, while bathing in the Iowa river
A German boy, named Henry Strnb, wal
drowned the previous day Ia the same river
near lows City.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-08-24

Within fvs years in Indiana there have
been erected 27OO school houses, ~ IN en-
pense Of u loo, 600. In the last year $50
school houses we're built, At . cost Of $780,
900. This sum 10 obtained by specialstax
that was paid BY the people with general
cheerfuInoss.
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gTDo you know why the world 10 no bet
ter thsn il isl Beosuse each Of us believes
that the warnings, the teachings, the wise in
cc.cations, the hits at folly, the moral sphor-
isms, the shsfts shot Of Woe and crime from
the pulpit, pres and stage, arc oil intended
for our right hand or left hand neighbor--
our withers are unwrupg.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-08-24

There died recently at Gnanabueva,
Cuba, . wealthy Creole planter, named Fran
cisco de 10 O'6arcia, who left ~, 200, OOO.--
He was the intimate friend of Narcisco Lo-
per, and was arrested during the Pinto diff
culties. He gave freely to aid the cause Of
Cuban indspendencs, and has bequssshed
500, to establish schools at Mssap1as, and
for other charities.
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TILLINGH1ST LANE / BUEL,
% InPoRrsRs AND DEALns IN
= = : , W = j n,
SIGN m mr .ssIpl,r
-
CUTLERY. GUNS,
Every Destfiption Of Railroad Furnishing Goods
Dfreef AssAis for Ameriean MaasJaefwrs.
apr7d6m
". n. AusrIS. o. n. ALsExs
w. III. AUSTIN x co.,
Grocers and Produce Dealers,
NO. ns MAIN-sT.,
kEok ......... .......loWA
sUGAH-CURED HAMS.
- ENRf AMES' celebrated
Il SUGAR CURED HAMS always on
hand and for sale by W. AUSTIN 60.
July Is, '5s-dAw
LARD.
4 PRIME article, by the bbl. or at retail, for
n sac BY W. 4. AUSTIN CO,
SUGARS.
A LII grades Of N. O..
"A Crushed,
poWdered
and Clarified.
for sale Low by WI. AUSTIN CO.,
jy23d4w lis Main-st.
Dp1ur mo COFFEE.
L Laguyr.,
Costa Rica, can be
had at w. ii. AUSTIN 4 CO.'S,
jy73dA~ No. lis Main 81.
CcoTCH ALE and LONDON PORTER, in qrt
- and pit. bot les, - genuine article, for sale BY
y. ss,sn Or single bottle; BY .rsryy .co
FLOUR AT Low PRICESI
yXE constantly keep on hand full supply Of
w all grades of Flour, and are now selling ct
very low figures. Call at the City Mills, Levee,
or on W. II. AUSTIN CO.,
jy2sdtw No. lis Main street.
and Lake, . il eP1, ec
Cream Tartar for sale by
jy23d&w W. II. AUSTIN 4 CO.
Rs & ROBERT SON,
GENERAL GKOCERs.
NO. Is hAlN-ST,
K eokuk, Iowa.
G UGAK-cUkED HAMS A choice lot for ale
- by COLLIERS ROBRRTSON,
June 2S-d 70 Main street.
CUGAk CURED DRIED BEEF for sale BY
- coLLIRKS b ROBERTSON.
nEEP TONGUES for sale by
- COLIIERS 4 ROBERTSON,
june15-d rs Man street.
IAsTLE MILLS Xxx QUINCY FLOUR for
~ sale by COLLiERS ROBERTSON,
je2td Main street, near Third.
ERENcH pRuHEs,
Fresh Peaches,
Fresh Strawberries,
English Currants,
Peeled Peaches,
Dried Peaches 4 Apples,
for sale by GOLFERS ROBERTSON.
js2M
I EM0N SYRUP,
IL Bakers Cocoa,
Baker, Chocolate,
Burnett's Extracts,
Race Ginger,
Cox's 6elatinc,
Pearl starch,
Pearl sage,
Tapioca,
MAcaroni,
Vermicelli,
Nutmegs,
Gloves,
and Mace,
for sale by GOLFERS ROBERTSON.
je27d
ThUSHEU, Powdered and Refined White Sugars
~ Coverings PhlladelphiA Golden Syrup,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-08-24

G. The Philadelphia Press says: s;Ths
Administration Democrats of Texas have had
. severe contest against ssOld San Jaointo -
ran against Gen. Houston, was regularly
nominated, and ran upon the pIAtforn Of
MIR. Buchanan, and yet, in the Constitution
Of this morning there l. IN srticle claiming
that Gen. Houston, who WAS elected over the
Administration Democrats Of Texas, IL fast
friend Of Mr.. Buchanan! II 10 notorious
that Houston has always publicly expressed
the greatest contempt for the President.