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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-11-24
rhs Cause - the Secesaion We've.
mont.

mont.
South Carolina does not propose to 30.
cede simply because Lincoln lie elected, but
the reason as set forth by her proposed de-.
clsration Of independence, and also by the
leaders in the movement generally, is that
the slave owners Of the South are denied
the right Of going into the common terrific
~ with their slave property and having it
protected there by the General Government.
Now this right" Is they call it, has been
denied as we'll by Mr.. Douglas and bis
friends as by Mr.. Lincoln and the Republic
An party; and this cause Of dissolution and
it 10 the leading one urged by the secession
ists-would have existed ne much in the
event of Douglas election as it does under
present circumstances. 1t would seem,
therefore, in rather bad taste for the Doug
las party to charge the present excitement
to the President elect and his supporters
South Carolina and the other cotton States
would have made the same noise had Doug.
lass been chosen. Ii the refusal to protect
slave property 10 the territories is the cause
of the fuss, tsen Breckenridge was the only
man Who could have prevented it, and the
i'm Mortal "sixn who Yosed for that die
tinguished gentleman in Keokuk arc the
only men who have any right to quarrel
with any body else about il. Those who
voted for Douglas nigh. as we'll hold their
peace.
VIII the Journal tell US whether it is 10
favor of giving South Carolina slave code
to keep her quiet? She says sae wont stay
in the Union without it.
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Tns DIS MorHKs vALLrr WBIs II published
every Monday II this oiee 10 Of the oldest pa.
pers in Iowa, and has widsly extended circuls
tion thrcux bout The Des ko,nes Valley, Eorthsrn
Missouri, and Western Illinois.
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tON .ALE..
t11c0 PAST DUE COUPONS of the City OF
sp IOU keok uk and Lee County, Iowa, will
be sid vey low f,r cash, Inquire Of
l.. y. TEN-EYCK.
Ksot uk. Nov. q, 1s6o-d2w
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! = ! ~ I :
SEVEN YEARS.
sINHE Seven Years Of unrivalsd success attend
1 ing the
Cosmopolitan Art Association.

l ing the
Cosmopolitan Art Association,
Have made il > household word throughout every
quarter OF tho country.
Under the aus lices Of this popular Instit ution
over rnrEE HUNDRED THOUSAND nosEs have learned
TO approximately BEAUTIFUL works II art on their
walls, and choice literature on th ar tzblcs-thc
great benefits derived from becoming subscriber.
subscriptions are nov being recsiyed IN : ratio
unparalleled with that OF any previous ysar.
TEMRS OF SUBSCRIPTION:
Avy person en- become member by subscribing
-, for which sum they will receive
lst-Ihe large and superb steel en- craving, 3OX3S
inches, entitled
"FAlstaf Mastering his Recruits"
2i-One copy, one ysar, of that elegantly illus
trattd Magazine,
.'The Cosmopolitan Art Journal"
sdFour admissions during the season, to the
"Gallery Of Paintings, 548 Bs oadvsy, N. Y"
In addition to the above benefits, there will be
given to subscribers, Is gratu,tons premiums,
Over 500 Beautiful Works Of Art,
Comprising valuable pain g, marbles, parians,
outlines, DO II rning truly national benefit.
49, sub crapticns received and forwarded by
:. A. MASON, Dentist, Agent for Keokuk.
Eov22d
DsAsoluttOn.
Chapman 4 Naffzcxsr Is this day dissolved by
mutual sonsent. 4 he busins Of the arm will DO
settled up BY A. Chapman, who will continue the
business ~ the old stand, and solicits custom -
usual. A. CHAPMAN,
Nov. 70, l86O.nv2ld3t J.. NAFEZEGER.
=. -. Woodward e Co.,
wHoL8sALK DEALxRs II
DRY GOODS AND CLOTHING
Ne. % MAIN street,
hhOhL ,......... ...,.lOWA.
~cvIkdkwlv
1a.nse ~ = d. N ~ ss0s.
1O6 iALs. Baliir gers Moi.sses, for saIc by
A1O 0ctld CULLIkh3 Il ROBERTSON.
LsAktNA just ccived and Tor sale ~
/ COLLtEltS = ROBERTSON.
sersd
on BAGS prime Dried Apples Tor sals Dy
~ apis COLLIARR = RO1xR6IOG.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-11-24

VT we learn ny TflvAt5 letters from Ma
PIES, that Alberto Mario, the buxband OF
Jesse W hte Mario, has been killed. lie was
sent by Carloads at the head Of column Of
1000 men u put down reactionary move
ment in Moiice. The patriots were over
powered and cut TO pieces by a body Of Nea-
politan soldiers six times their number
Only forty out OF the Thousand are reported
as being saved, and in that number Mario's
name does not occur. The encounter IL said
to have been tremendous, the Gariba ldiaps
having fought like lions, and against des-
perate Gods. Sr. Mario was member Of q
...7 Old .snei,.n fanny, VINO nad lived on
the same estate for centuries, and have suffer cd
severely from time to time by the pers ecu.
ton OF the Austrians. lie was q barrister
by profession. but in the siege OF Venice, in
le4S and ls49, he fought under MANN. lie
entered the army as a common soldier, and
his skill and courage soon raised him to q
superior command.
IT. We cannot give the philosophy OF it,
but this is the fnct: Christians who have
nothing 70 DO but to sit sentiments li1iag, or
mysticlzinR,, are almost sure TO become the
prev ot dark, black mlsgivings. John strug.
CLING In the desert needs no proof that jesus
IL the thirst. John shut up becomes NOR
bid and tsabsful Immediately. The history
Of human soul /. marvellous. We are
mysterious but hers IL the history Of it all:
fer sadness, for suffering, for misglsiny.
there il no remedy but stirring and doing
kobertson.
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The action Of the New York Bankers, a. re
ported by telegraph, has had favorable sf-
feet here, indicated, however, by the CONVEX.
sstion in financial circles, where . better
feeling is observable, rather than BY actual
transactions. Az to the real business OF die
counting local paper and time bills. there 10
the same inactivity noticed as yesterday.-
Exchange IL as scarce rs ever, ami doled out
IN small lots TO customers by the Saving 10.
stitutions and private Bankers, at u premi.
um for Bank able finds.
The Banks Of Isle draw for their own pa
per and that Of their branches ut l(1l4 pre-.
MUM New Orieausi 10 also very scarce, and
in demand. We Qaote 1t 2 premium for
bankuhie funds. Illinois and Mirsour, our
rsnev keeps in moderate supply although we
think il is on the increase. We quote il 1t
li(a2 per cent. discount for bapkable funds,
but bankers DO not draw exchange for it at
any rate whatever.
The Fund Commissioners OF the State are
now in this city for the purpose Of providing
for the payment Of tho interest on the State
bonds falling due il New York on the Let OF
next January. Tue amount TO be provided
for il sisted At something over $3.50 900, and
will doubtless be readily advanced BY the
State Bank or some other institution. This
loan IL in anticipation Of the revenue which
will not in the usual course be La,d seasona-
bly, enough to meet the Interest," ST. Louis
News, 2lst.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-11-24

gT-The world renowned DR.. Philip Ri
card Of Paris, lately retired from the clinical
chair 10 ihs Hospital dn Midi, which be has
held for 80 years. llo is an American. and
vas born 10 Baltimore, Dec. 10, $500.
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TELEGRAAds.
CHICAGO CONVENTION

PHIAtDELrHA, May lS-A special despatch from Chi
cago says the platform unanimously adopted after
slight amendment and the first business to-day will be
balloung.
SECOND DESPATCH.
CHICAGO May lS.-The FIRST ballot resulted follows;
Seward 49, Lincoln l02, Bates 81 Cimeron 90 Mclean
-, Wade s. Dayton a. Second BalOt-Seward ls45
Lincoln 1914 Lincoln was nominated on the third bal
lot by three majority by the aid of Cameron of Penn
syvaum The third ballot stood thus Seward ISL Lin.
coin 22S No nomination has been made for Vice Pres-
dent vet.
THIRD DESPATCH.
CWcAGo, May IS p M.-The nomination OF Mr.. LIN
coin made unanimous
NEw IoRS, May Is, P. MA special despatch from
Chicago dated J.@o 2. NJ saws On the first ballot for
candidate for Vice President Hannibal Hlmlin of Maine
received l9i votes; John Hickman of Pennsy vania 5S
y p Banks, OF Mass, IS l-2; Cassius NJ. Clay of Ky
l'l; Gov. Reeder, of Pa 81; Henry Winter Davis or
Nd s. sam. Houston, Of Texas, 6; NJ L. Dayton, of n.
j, 81 Vim Reed of Pa I. No choice.
ON the second ballot Hannibal Hamlin of Maine, was
nominated for Vice President.
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CONGRESSIONAL

WASHINGTON, MAY lS-SExArE Mr. Mason spoke in
favor Of Mr. Davis resolutions Mr. Toombs obtained
the d1or and further discussion upon the subject was
postponed ul Monday. After an Executive session the
Senate adjourned
HoCsE-The House passed a bill TO better secure the
lives OF passengers Steamboats, The bill includes
ferry boats, and provides for a system of lights for
steamers and sailing vessels. Mr.. EStabrook the dele
gate from Nebraska voted out aud NJ Daily voted
In as delegate from that territory.
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NEW YoRV May Is The transfer Clerk Of the Pacif
lie Mail Company reported missing aud deauter il
the sum of 10000
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MARKET

DEATH OF An EN-CONGRESSMAN.
BosroN May lS-The Hon. Wm. :. Daniel an ex-
CONGRESSMAN died Yesterday
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1sTsS4TTE :lS2 sAtE oE TME

COUNTY SEAT CALLED "DOGwOOD," on HARVTE ST. NJ
SYDNEY OSE NILE WEST or RICHMOND Ger
tain deed OF trust executed by Euace Robinson decd the
h dated 2th of June s5 and the dated sh June i9
both duly recorded IN Heuo County Court shall sNtcu
Ton thereof proceed 10 sell public auction premises
WEDNESDAY the goth May, >f0 at o'clock F. w. n fair n
not the next fair day. the parcel Of land conveyed by
leeds called DogEood situated In the County Of Henico on
hAVe street ia sydney containing eight acres and being the
same real estate on which the said Eustace Robinson resided
time Of bis death The deeds authorize property 10 be
sold for cash. but authorized by the creditor say that
the payment n oneurth Of the purchase money cash
The balance be deferred for and y months vpon the pur
chaser executing negotiable interest added by
-n'i deed ~ e'' The for 1850 paid by the
purchaser The title believe perfect shall convey
only with special warranty
GUsTAVUs A. MYERS, TT.
sp2>--tds L0FTIN ". ELLETT, trustees
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WHITE SULPHUR WATER,
w FROM THE
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS,


The long established reputation Of the WHITE SULPHUR
SPRINGS FOR the cure Of Chronic Diseases renders comment upon
For many years In, wat IS Of these Springs have been rn-
p0d and used by persons Al their own homes and experience
tram hsir iA6 yrf,H drunk tlA rff J,tHfriH.
These gently ApFBIENT very decidedly ALTER.
ATNE Their graft y0 as remedy and the quality above all
others that has given 10 them their high reputation their ura
tire pogs - peculiar operative Influences by which they
oJ,rcols oi,tr finn, the smaller vessels and Hrn,.e fi
accommodations from diseased organs, thus Hoducir 'ie al.f
hr or nd @dng' demandedn almost every case n" chro
As an ApEGILNT and ALTERArIvE the rang. Of disease 70
for instance Cschic ton. oflr Narri, E.s Lier
Kidneys, skin, DC d. Upon the functions Of he orat gener-
ally they exert marked effects stimulating those hat inactive
and establishing healthy secrrons in such As have departed from
In DYSPEPSIA, and in chronic rra,oas OF the rucou, cont
Of tbs Stomach and Bowels they employed with the happes
results.
has been 0ng and firmly established
CHRONIC DIARBHGA cured by them after Other rem.
dles Intellectually tried.
To COsTIyENESs Of the Bowels and to PILES they well
In the sererqf forms Of BIDNEY and BLADDER AFFECTIONS
unattended with inflammation, hey are very seryeeable.
To the serec forms Of CHRONIC DISTRACTIONS &c, pec
liar % elIie their Grdtire influences ohen emlneny
NEURALGIA and the various peruos diseases when they are
the result Of organic arrangements treated with great
In CHRONIC RHEUMATISM their known efficacy coeysl
the early history Of the Springs.
palliative most excellent effect 10 govt their value has
In MERCURAL DISEASES in that peculiar affection
nom the abuse Of Nery in rPHrIc Affections full
Of the water stands unryaled In It's curative
s Pamphlets descriptive Of the medicinal character and
peabes Of the Waters furnished gratis, application the
Waters securely put up Springs glass bottles
being regularly furnished to the Agents In Richmond
~ 70 prevent imposition each bottle has the words "GREEN
BRIER WHITE SULPHUR WATER" blown in the glass without
Orders individuals the ade throughout United
States, should be directed 10 -
ap2T-d4c6m GENT Agents, Richmond Va.
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4 CARD no nrE,IRERs az THE LEGIsIA-

N TuRE-I would respectfully suggest to Mem before eay
ng their homes, thing wkchs this :-ShCudt have small
Imperfect aud fading LaeasSo Of friends AID re- uyes
deceased they should bring such with em aud have them copied
hy Ma MIME who prepared 20 copy style Of Likeness
and enlarge them any desired Size and have them cOured
water coors thus enabling persons beautifully
ted life size Forhiu oil other STYLES from the small
ding picture they have Of their oved LOST Should
they also desire Of Themselves family friends
and uufadng likeness either In ANKIYPE PHOOGRAPH
india Ink OIL Water Coors Cayon, they should preps
ed r have the executed by G. W. MJNNIs at his beautiful
y arranged Photograph and Fine Art gallery, 27 Main street.
Richmond,
various branches Of his much diversified Art and produces
equal superior TO that Of similar establishment either
North South Ia all guaranteeing satisfaction TO his
otherwise they expected TO take pictures "a thing Of
beatty for and such the various styles Of Por
lrnlInr arnrrID 4 AZ lla q
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IFATI RtlS.-le r-.y aie-aCoU abolt 8 O'Clock,
r -19--stg5 %. avel wee opened and for fifteen OF
ts. -y minutes the rain descended heavily, accom-
panied H..l dishes %, hail. TIE streets were COW
ee. a..l streams of watcr which bad overlooked tbs
g.,-, and rushed impeUou-.y toward, the r.ycr-al-
r.tE swollen lg heavy rains. A0g iresae. may be exc
Terd
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ERlM WASHINGTON

WASHINGTON, NAY lS.-The japanese to-day called on
the Repes entatyes Of those powers who have treaties
with Japan.
Gen. Cass gives them reception tonight. and to-
morrow they appear in the Presidents park listen to
the music of the band.
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~ Yale Without regard 10 Wealher.
my9 DUNLOP MOYoURE Co, Auct.
VERY XALIARLE REAI ES,E ArE .r,rnR

BOYS Straw Hats Ac
TERMS 400 ca,h 800 months credit fr approy
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A'4' IN 'N'A 4 ~ N'' TN Al'-N
AUGUSTA, MAY IA large Democratic meeting is be-
ing held here tonight TO nominate delegates to State
Convention Resolutions were adopted by an oyerwheIm-
ing ms orty that national delegates be- appointed to the
Sate Convention and that the delegates to the Baltimore
Convention be instructed.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.
Just PUBLISHED
D. APPLETON 81 CO.,
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JUST PUBLISHED
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NOTICE.
I1EIE PR or pIIIHayE & HETVS

q day ceased WILLIAM IL EETIS win continue Boz tie negro
Auction Business and has taken Into CopartIershp ah
hH T. GREGORY Trey will conduct the business under che
firm Of BETS GRkGORi. their sales R0om IrAbAn
street four doors below wall Street and about below
The former Rec u Puiar Bets ard respectfully solicit
tnusHce 81 e patronage which b rally etenied 20 W
II. Bette uhi.c ln The n Oh u Ia liam & Bets.
Tlcy have obtained the seryices - M oE
CLERK. VII" has an Interest Ia the business WNi IT, EEfTS,
my lo-y J. GREGORY
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. . L ID Il
nj FL granting only three routes, at one time, pre-
,-t monopoly 0, che business We presume that the
.r..fuoud Rl.sav Company vii. proceed 20 organic
o.. 1rcs and provide for the construction Of the main
-,s.s from Rockets 90 Adams street II a sufficient
5er of hsuisi5 employed the tracks can De laid down
i-a few weeks
Odd u5v1>IoS I>sra,>cE CovrANY-A mseting fthe
s7sho'ler- Of chs new Insurance Company took place
. che Office ot Mcssrs WORKMAN WYATT Insurance
-.a- .- ,h- city, yesterday. Mr Isaac Davenport Jr
-rr.u.r0gsIF elected President Of the COMPANY and
t-. following gentlemen Directors Gabriel Woitham
I5tu Ead.r-, Samuel ". Price, b. F. Iadi John s Wal
t.- D. Sn.Imlu. p. g. Warwick James $ Kent Hor-
sop Edmund james NJ Talbot. c. b Davenport e.
w Yl-cav, Joseph Brlumgl. VIM Brent r N Maurv
r. F. Williams, john III. Williams George :. Palmer
Wr TiFe't, john u. Grcauor, s. q. Tsrdy, jaime.
H cr.rs..a STAR, Dovaey. Thomas Jones, Edwin A.
Smith Wa Curi,. 10. A Paine VIM Elcaud Hen
p. r Cl5s. ana George w. EoysJer The stockholders
then adjourned
AGA meeting oftho Board of Directors. held after the
H..rruprt OF ..e stockholders, Mr. Chss f. WORKMAN
v.-u-a1.u0a-Ig elected Secretary OF the Board This
Insurance com. any commence business under most ia
,.-lHs auspices. and viii no doubt be cmusuty success
f We learn t.at Che office of the company viii be lo-
cI.si so hc S. Charles Hotel Oac OF the lower front
rooms a.l De handsomely h;ed up for the purpose.
H-,r>as C,rar-Tde Grand Ja-v was again i'm ,,s-
.5. Yesterday and indicted John lawson for an indie
.-. ,oo-urs of his person, Michael Cuttings aud John
RYAN 0r au .3lav, Samuel A. Fravser and Berry Amos
n-s conspiracy 90 cheats James Buckley for retailing
ardent spirits without license Haz'rtt Le1llud e o-re
H....r. John ElG-uH, ". d. Wo-shaW. Elijah Wor-
s.eI lrH o. o. Dawson. for seepiu. and Exhibiting faro
t.. b. Hester and Samuel E.y,, for betting and rIty-
bur- $50 aru hIa-, Edward Barron and Charles chan
r.e. tg. mI-ieme1uo-s .Ho- specified IN the miuues.
August kshw. for stealing tiles from W. Maucuu.
ana Jane, Carter. TOR selling goods w,bou, license
Samuel F-.y.er and II o. Dickinson were presented
Yesterday i'r PLAYING 't faro bank.
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Sale OF IN n Epa5r GoUNTny SEAT

y BETWEEN THG BROOK TURNPIKE AND FIIR GRoI'Nbs
on HOWARD sTEET, ONE NILE NORTH or RICHMOND FOR
SALE AT AUCTIONAt he request Isaac Williams ~ I'M
sell At public auction on the premises Monday the 2-th Nav
lsC a. o'clock d. The very beautiful and active place on
which he resides ontng the South side Of Howard stat
Tie place contains acres OF land beautifully situated hrhly
comuodstIon large family The dwelling has rooms h.
which, there Is excellent Kitchen barn and stable 6c subr
Within the last three four place commando I'm.
view Richmond and the ne,hboriool not only an prvig
but IS among the best around the city After uhc m be-
iopposte) the North ie Howard street onta,
acres This Is beautiful bot.
TERns-Onetlird cash balance az nd years. for negotiable
notes interest added, secured by a trust deed
mayl9-tds GODDIS A APpERsON ,pc,s
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Sew YBy, MAY Cotton firm sales 900 bales FLOUR
oE-t S'Itgru e. gu -u W1eatxvr Corn firm. white
yellow .WsIc PORK steady, prime 225V4 Sugar firm Mus
c.rad1 t.I.t Orleans MUIases nc. Spis Turpeutiue
changed k.,.u dun AZ lt2 cents delivered Rice hrm
E,LruaEE, May I--F,u- dun without sales Howard
g. Wheat tu. and lower Corn duh and closing with
w.ri tendency Yellow a73c White 12NI5c. Pork steady
Mes tI~ Ruup tit Lara active atl4c whisky dull At q o
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EORG IL. STEEL.

ID II y L L = Il,
Office & Residence Southwest Cor, Main y Sth Streets
(FTyst door aJore CyeHsIa,c's Ee,0 HotelJ
RICHMOND, VA.
AYING experience OF years his Profession he feel.
confident 81 giving atsfacon to those who may favor hin
with ihriT patronage mhl5-Gm
GREAT SILK SALES
NUE continuing sale Of DRESS SlKS 20 and q cts
w il yard The, said be the cheapest SILKS IA te mar.
,tt and much below The cost ~ importation.
mas CHRISTIAN LATHROP 20 Main s..
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From RdD. Or R0esCT, Edi0r Cbri.tidn Adrocdal
SEPLss NFAlIsLE BAKING PowpER-A persons fond OF light
and wholesome loaf bread biscuits batter and bucSwhai
cakes purchase this Powder with confidence The materials
perfectly harmless and pleasant than soda, staraus
&c No fear The Il will the ghest
sweetest bread In the shortest possible time time labor and
expense, and dsappont, II the accompanying simple d.
recons observed Besides, It smanuacturedn Virginia
Is invention Yauyeelom John W Garick manufacturer
and sole proprietor Richmond Va We him. and have edt
and omnendi the best tried &c: and the
directions.
throughout by Druggists and Grocers gene
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DUNLOP, MoNcuRE a co, Aucrs.
SHOES, ROOTS, HATS ND ROyNRTs . y

! AGCIlUN.-On fkthAl ihr f5th Inst commencing
o'clock will sell At auction store
900 shoes Boots and gans, comprising general
assortment OF seasonabie work suited 1, lsl,s ana
gentlemen, women and men, boys and misses wear
ALSO
90 misses and chd' Flats and Boomers Men and
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CONSOLIDATED LOTTERIES
OF della Ware.
FOR MAY 1850.
FRANCE, BROADBENTS L CO., Managers
L-II. I. 4 p

The Managers call he attention 81 ne PuIc 10 ne otociH.
Splegdd Schemes Ia be dra,on "a Wilmington DelCdre,
BYSTATE 4 UTHORITE
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NlE GI'r ~ THE WORLD proof Locks
Ag Burglar proof Safes with without the proof for
BlHts, &C.. Sc.
Bank, Nsays oGes &C. can have them made to order IN
any desirable 'lsr.
Iepot in Richmond, l2o Main stree.
KNOWLES A WAIPORD
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS DAY.
BY PULLrAM \ co Auei.

Ok NEGROES rl sell ~ Likely N,groe, 70 day a. %
AD ocicsE PULLIAM 4 co Gu-ts,
God RstloNs Hal.
b House Servants Cooks, washer and Ioasrs s6r sal.
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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-05-19
SAMUEL S. BURCH,

noW In employ CTrER and desires hi, former friends
and patrons call he large varied assor
ment Of Cloths, Cas-imers and Vestines, as well
Ready Made Clothing which he Is prepared
good terms, in good similar house
state WILLIAM IRA SMITH,
mal2 ia Main Street.