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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-09-13

Mr.. Douglas still finds insuperable difh-
cultIes 10 the way or ascertainng the resi-
dencc of his mother. BY some perverse fate,
whose untimey interpretations vex us all, he
will, doubtless, be compelled TO visit every
principal Southern city and half the towns
before be hits upon the Northern village
where she lives and awaits the return OF her
absent con. And then he ID beesgured at
every point by people, who do not seem so
anxious TO set him on the right road as to
hear him return thanks, and renounce the
ilial duty. If he telegraphs to one city Of
bis coming, no one consults the directory
and tells him bis mother is not q resident
there, but they insult bis grief with brass
bands, anu hid bis search with torchlight
professions. 1t IL not certain If Mr.. Doug.
las will ever find bis mother. The census
takers may aid him; bat, judging by the past,
even this hope will be denied him.
Another SO unfortunate man 10 not in
public life. All manner Of diseases harass
him, and keep him away from civic duties Az
perverrely as the loss Of bis mother keeps
him from flial ones. When the homestead
bill passed the Senate, govt seized his legs
and held him at the foot OF the capitol hill |;
when others were paying tribute TO the m en-
orv of Broderiek, maign pleurisy con-
stricted his trachea; when the Davis resolu-
| tions passed the Senate, he had the dysente-
~; when the bill came up in the same body
for the admission Of Kansas, cancers in the
bowels were telegraphed as the new i'll his
flesh was heir to. And even now, if pity.
| ing country calls him TO the Presidency,
what physician knows drug in the materia
medica certain to insure 80 Inflated an as.
plrant against some insessorial affection, in
the end, preventing his occupancy Of the
chair Of state.--[The World.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-09-13

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!
DUCKS PATENT PEERLESS COOK STOVES.
- from No. to No. 10, for aals cheapb by
Sept. I'd j. X. RICKEf, Agent
ID bers, for sale by j. X. RICKEY, Agt
sep7d
PUCK : Planter Cooking Stoves for ale by
- sep7d J. X. RICKEY, Agent.
DITTSBURGH Royal Oak Ranges and other
L Cooking stoves for sale by
sep7d }. K. hickey, Agent
vsINWAkE Of every description tor sale by
sep7d j. X. RICKEY, Agent.
NHAiN PUMPS for sale by
" .ept7d TX. RIcKEY, Ag'l
(sOPPER AND IRON LIGHTNING RODS for
~ saio " - Ht AAShhAt az
sept7d
IRAW-CUTTERs for sale by
~ sep7d j. X. RICKEY Ag't.
MORN SHELL ERS for sale by
~ sep7d j. K. hickey, Ag't.
GPADES, shovels, Forks, Scoops, Fire. shovels,
~ Hoes, Hakes, de-, for sale by
sep7d J.K. hickey, Agent.
(yULTfVATORS and Collins Axes for sale by
~ sep7d j X. RfCkET, Agent.
/ ookiNd-GLAseES for sale by
IL sep7d J X. RfCKEY, Agent.
FtHHE YOUNG AMERICA BROADCAST SEED
i SoWER for sale by j. h. kICKEY, Agent.
sept7d
A LII kinds Of Tin and Sheet Iron Work done TO
"A order by J. X. RICKEY, Agent.
sept7d
gTsERMS CAsH.-Don't forget ths placs--nearly
Il opposite the New Hotel, No, lao Main .st, X co.
kuk, Iowa sept7dtf
on BBLs. Superior White Quincy LIME for sale
~ cheap for cash by
sepSd J. X. RTCKEY, Agent.
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LArFR FRonE eAL1RonNIA. :.

ST. IouIs, Feb. 6.-The Overland California mail
has arrived at delloy's station with adviees from
San Francisco to the 18th nlt.-seven days later
than our previous adYices.
Attera spirited contest for The election of United
States Senator, the Legislature elected Milton S.
Latham, who was to leave fer Washington by the
steamer of the 5th inst. via Panama.
The Indians were committing various depreda-
tions in Mendocino county.
Major Fitzgerald, of the U. S. army, died at Los
Angeles on the 10th of December.
Advees from the mining districts are not Of spe-
cial Importance.
Very rich diggings had been discovered on the
klamath river.
The steamer Northener. bound from San Fran
cisco to Portland, Oregon, was wrecked on the 9Th
Of January, near Cape Mendocno. Eleven pas
sengers and twenty-five Of the crew We're lost.
San Franciseo Markets.
SAN FRAsciseo, Jan. l3.-The Money marketlas
somewhat improved and closed easier, Liquors Of
all kinds are more active. and prices have slightly
advanced. Coffee closed firm at l73c. Molasses
sFrups firm; Eastern are quoted at 85 to soc.
Sugar. raw, unchanged Refnd Sugar has an I'D.
vaneiHg tendency. Crushed Sugar is quoted at
LIE. Pork clear, quoted at 81 Mess Pork, $l5.
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nessee situated at Ciariasville, in this State, wa
robbed on Thursday night last Of nearly stS, 900
principally in gold.
No clue has yet been discovered. reward Of
$500 has been offered for the arrest of those csr
cerned in the robbery.
Western Telegraph Completed to st. Joseph.
st. LOUIS, Feb. 4~-Thc Western, Telegraph line
has been completed as far as st. Joseph, in this
state. The line is now open for business to that
point.
Domestic Markets
tiNfIENATT, Feb. G.--The money market is de-
cdedly easier Western Mess Pork il quoted AZ
81 30 to SlS per Dbl. Flour is quoted at IS rs to
% 20 per Dbl. The market closed firm Whisky
Is quoted at l9l to 19Sc. per gallon Sugar closed
at u TO SIC. per ID. Molasaes Il quoted at III ID
DC per gallon. Coffee closed at IL to l3c. per Ib
Ihe market is steady. Oats are quoted at As to
50c. per bushel
NEW YoRE, Feb. G.-The sales or Cotton today
amounted to 1900 bales. The tone Of the market
is unchanged bnddling Orleans is quoted at III.
Flour is quoted at 81 o5 to IS co. The holders are
demanding an advance. Tie sales consisted Of
4GD0 barrels. Other articles remain generally an
changed.
River Intelligence
LorIsvILLE. Feb. 6.-The Ohio river at this
point is falling with feet inches Of water il Tie
canal.
ST. LOUIS, Feb. G.-The Mississippi river at this
point has risen 20 inches within the past two days
There is 5feet inches Of water to Cairo.
The Illinois river has risen feet since the last
accounts.
-.+a0e.ts
TEERMoEETRIgAL OBSERVATIONS
fo3t 5A2FfAtfi, ls69...+.s--e...-Bg-L t. B. IA FLOR
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D DOMESTIC INrB1LIGHNcE.
Conerassional diLltfs,

WASHINGTON, Feb. 6.--1n the Senate to.day reso-
lutions were submitted insruating the Committee
on Post Offices and Post Roads to enquire into the
expediency of establishing q seni-weckly mail he
tween St. Joseph, Mo-. oad Paoeryille, California,
the terminus Of tic Northern California Telegraph
line,
Also to enquire into the expedieney Of establish
iag q seni-wec..ly mail between ElPaso and New
Orleans, in connection with the present overland
mail fonte from st. Louia
Bank Robbery.
NASHVILLE, fcb. 6.-The Branch Bank Of Ten
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DEATH OF A NoTEp PoLtcEMAs.-Jas, Youno an
expert detective policeman Of long experience,
died suddenly in Philadelphia on Friday, aged 6a
years. lie commenced life as policeman in the
year 1883, at which time Mayor Swift was in power.
The deceased was man of great 8hrGWduess and
tact, and for number Of years was chief of tho
detective force in that city. He died ot gout in The
stomach, after few hourS' illness.
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Tue LAWRENCE CALAatIry.-IAe owners of the
Pcnberton Mill have made claim upon tile illsur.
ance companies for The entire amount Of the illsar-
ancea some s4l5 900, and have retained able legal
counsel in case the claim is resisted
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WARLIKE ASPECT OF AFFAIRS IN ITALY.-The
latest European advices contain statements and
rumors which indicate the probability Of a renewal
Of war in Italy. Austria is secretly aiding the Pa
pal Government TO raise men and means for the re-
subjugaton of the reyolted provinces; and it is
believed that if the Papal troops should be ordered
to enter the Romagna, the King of Sardinia will
promptly dispatch force to aid the reyolutionists
Austria might then interfere, and the whole Italian
question would be rGopened to The arbitrament of
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Ship r. q. Barney, Barney, loading for New York M s
Meqna Sta,ey leading for Liverpool Bs. sbi saae Fen,
nigton loading f2r liverpool ship t3na1 Wade iogfis for
FslR9gl M sdr sP a,n' Il y ,.5 Ms $Bs 70 oains 5troo
Gray From liverp9gl dschargng; bark Gianer ghandpf
alssh9fs, bars Wayefey Thomson, heading for Boston
bgfk Wallhant Williams lonin for tvse lar El fsSti
Niilans loaliFs for ldyesPooli brig ieei sernas SS5
ing Tor New lor kGEf SeptHnes Bride Gief f4Sn1 EEW
York waiting se1T AlbeFt Nfnson, Garsnn ogd4S or poS
dencc sciir Norfolk Packet eie, loajtus for Ne York
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ssueAR goasHEADs SUGAR HoesHEADs.-

sY4TE AND sHfEGEE MACBISEs,
.me -sGiable for Making m=
SUGAR rHGeHEADs. RTCE. M5LAssEF, RosIf AND
TrRPENTlEE SLAVES, AND SHINGLES
Tie rincipe embraced III hia Machine Ne Oh process 81
splitting aud dressing by hand labor Working directly with
s Grain Of tr timber prqdHers article not liable 70 wa
or rhee; fram tTosure The slil viii rive gyc and
a, fFp the tol from 1000 GGl sages per day aud the
Si1ec Machine fgan 0colio 1920 Shaies Hrcqurea two
hee power to ygek IT, esd De aarhet TO any steam en-
giHe gia Or s4a II IN power Il make Required length,
aid aia ie asel any ieFue, The timber ID
nethaf steamed awed ba eyea ana shared directly iroa
tlsbalt
Machines cen te seen f OPERATION between the horr
af 10 I'M oGotls every dal, At No. CanM street These
Yaeliues are made In Augusta, On.
Auy pAr;Y hinc purchase Part5h stae County and n.
gle reht- Of Anchaes obtain them from the Agent who
Win HiYe faltayilculHrs. =, W. e COOK .
Sole Agent fo hp States Of forana, Atilhas, Mssiepp
Texas and Alabama I&3l 6m
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NToLASsEs, .1TCLAssEs, .MoLAssEs.
aUGAR-HoUSE MoLAsSEs and GOLDEN SYRUP, from
the Hope mud Star Steam Rsancties equal any the ost
for seleIn hrrtl halves aud Kegs in quantities suit p-
clasers. TtrHla liberal. "
ia3 aplt-3n No. IS PoydfaB street.
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A SHOCKING OLD WREroH.-The Cincinnati En-
quirer states that a man sixty years of age sepa-
rated from his wife, a French woman much young
er than himself somewhere in one of the Eastern
States, and afterwards married an English woman
in Cincinnati The Frenchwoman found out their
place of residence, and created a disturbance at
once, which resulted in some pulling of hair and
much damage to apparel. The venerable Lothario
left them to settle the matter, and has not been
seen by either since. He eloped from the city
with Dutch widow
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DooroR ENGINES of every size arc offered by d.
c. Lowbor 60, % Camp street See advertisement.
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htroETs OF DR1 GooDs.-The imports of dry
goods at New York for the four weeks ending on
the 2Sth nit were larger byupwards of one million
dollars than the aggregate for any previous Janu-
ary in the history of the trade. The largest pre-
vious total was in January 1896. The total for
the four weeks amounts to $1l,77O,005, against
Sl0,576G07 The Journal of Commerce says there
is no oversteck of goods, as might be inferred
from this statement, inasmueh as the Withdrawals
from warehouse during the month have exceeded
the entries, proving that the imports are needed
for immediate consnmpton.
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A REWARD Of two hundred and frty dollars i
offered y Mss.rs ] j. Person Co., for the apprehension Of
the boy Harry described IN advertisement and balnaar
10 s b eurf Esq and The recovery Of eean stolen
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kgeRo TufEF GAgGHF.- Some two weeks since,
Mrs. Winberly, near Loaehapoka, missed g negro
man, who, she supposed, had run away. On Mon
day last. however, an officer from Maean, Ga,
brought the negro 10 Loaehapoka, with p white
man named blackwell chained to him. 3. had
offered tie negro in Macon for $780, which aroused
He is Df course il Macon jail
Thfontri1illp9V Mail. 1sk
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sFFFocATEn.- Clifton Watson, engineer at For
sers Iron Furnace in Rockingham county, Va, ac-
cdentaliy inhaled the sulphurous gas which issues
from the furnace, a few days ago, and died in
sto
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MAINLY qaoonnY, CORNER or ooNMoN an

'fNIALk NF1AJGNsIG UUItIN M Vt N09I4IUS md
a Carondelet streets
my excel in The guilty Of BUTTER fur
nished my customers the patronage hyn acquired in
the last fourteen years spfoof of success. Z-
My TEAS being selected by acknowledged judge in New
York, will be found to be choice.
The of the changed many times daring e year
and therefore fresh full assortment constantly coming III,
bought and 10 be sold for cash.
Country orders solicited which prompt attention viii bo
paid Terms, cash city acceptance
II, II. HEDpEN,
MI fn conner Carnrielet sts Now arleans
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hESTueKY ToBAeco.-We learn that several far
rners Ia the northern poEtSan of tbs county have
sold their crops Of tabaeea 10 buyers aa Green.
riveG-sa1e at S. round and soEae as high as S6 80
for good and lags, with trash threw ID. The
present crop of tobacco, ct these rates, viii 50 far
to relieve Tie county oT its present indehtsduSss.
Madison tKy.9 Register.
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ARRIVAL OF THE OVERLAND MAIL.
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assortment Of
ManuFacfured Tobacco,
Of oTey variety tey haze trade and solicit
theattenon Of GReGERs DEALERS 10 their stock before
purchasing.
They arc The sole AGENTS for BURTON 4 NAYS Cross
and Extra pounds; la BELLE CREOLE SIS and los BUCK
FINNEs 5s and los ta KENTs i0besides various other
brands GRANT It WILLIAMS " lbs and others; LEONo-
RA poandS, Whehto the Premium the State Fair Pc.
tersburg, Ta November 1856 " T. r. JONES' poinds and
Twists which have taken ho Premium North Carolina six
succession, and is perhaps the finest Tobacco in the
world
WLLIIAMsoNts TWIST, taEst nickings9 KATE ELIZA
pounds intended for connoises only and in every de-
seription Of Fobaece generally used.
We also have The foWHATTAN PIPES, which we receive
direct on commission dl2 sm
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Arrivals at the Hotels Yesterday.

G eETX Naa. HoTEI lot " VII T5o0s Mhssne Va
lace 20 Z E 5assS9n. Isi Or loses Miss Martini
s9ssfR 5is S1sass as9f
Trnt Mesghs Bo 5 aiIs Hsds Go, MIS-;
g. M ME- anS fsf Bs4s s hda ea N S HIN. eae aI s
Platner, " sharkeg, W lsh Mss; Cnlningani Ga
ass KEaas SsSis hags a qfsssRs fsss
Fffs F9sP sHslpfi pos E@ps EaPss
LsstsI nsst Gspis Jas seo hssoe ss hlss La
aaespn ae as, Rsh9 p4i. m y / + Il RPn En- As I g%ateE % In
Boshs Joiner. Texas; Il whs 6
sfss ss ssi5ss aH aisasss ~ @
ai.s = l,sfhRul yartlsa i,s; Bsia. Tesi VI Fadaa
fGdasson fNssh s oSs sdsa a asEsss p ssaf ps VIZ
sIle; II Sss', es9 y ch5vsTs Wss dla!E,
op Te; Nariih Brssdon Mis-; D jones' ssc psS CO.
Witt RS.5Ig H 4hasas faa ao hss gsaa a Il
fsg 1ast Tex; & Wright i Gisscas cleneai. II
s9s,si ' ssf1sf sss,i
Jaaes Boston Tez West aaa ads, fss : sass = :
ST. CHARLES HoTEI.--Jas Raeks Miss NJ Rucks, srs j
Taa, M Yersr His da Ssrss ~ Ms ss
sfd @ . w Nca sssss Ssssss raa ss
ss Ms Hf5s sy SsSaPT sa RfEsE Ts assy Essf HI
An Haaisr Iasss Arhssssns. s'ses, II &
thrsson stiss ~ sfes il S5a ~ NJ
Rantolph fhia; Montgomery, SIasen !. Tohns
@ Tassoa aTs IN ssspa lf
w Fng Miss fHdts Iaonrche Ias III ATco NilInendas,
@abas Z Gn9n, IatoaFslie : 4 sinion, Y; Harris;
Iioh4t, Richardson, Il Hall W Nc While lady daagl-
leF Smith, Patei Ytf Miss P L 5 gifdes, Texas;
pie, aiiss y Il sydo9t q; ] q klos4s ana lad Rice,
La; AW Hamilton q Gillespie Aatchitgebes + L er and
Va; gie.ne = Iarisii II Eassie Naahitos shess
Mrs islc&ner Miss sucsar Rpdnes Mrs
Ruekner, Saches @ MFshail and Lady, Mrs Trnneg
Miss Tanner Replies La Miss f Isht W Pratt Mssss
DIR Il Pereay Dr. Il Blackburn Natchez; Il Gihssn Sun
Hover, Miss: IL Saunders.
ST. LOUIS TIoTEI-G Il Barney steamship Dessto;,J r
Ggre Ka; @ Bunksy, MorgorleIy, Ala; ganeae Phiin
Il II Garry, Montgomery Bebee, Miss IIazi Hiss s
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M. 10 crsroMnoUsE srnEEr,

Has always hand large and welasorted stock to which
he calls Tho attention of purchasers The choicest brands
which biz house as always been celebrated, always
fcnnd there: PABTAGAs, CABANAS, INTTMIDAD, the
welll5nown REGALIA DEi REY DE CABARGA the GIN
T9 BE ORION, EEDoSgA, RLELE, and the neY brand, FL
GARIBALDI Also, 200 pounds PIcADURA, received per
steamship Habana. ....+.
Mr. DOMINGO would respeetFuycau tbs attention Of the
public To tle following letter.
hr jose Domingo, New Orleans: Ny Dear FdendT auh6
e you to re known to the public, 81 you think It needed
that you lie only importer in New Orleans Of brands ri
Gnto Dc Orion Redova and Rifle. In proof whereof sign The
present. in the city Of Havana, this 2Oth October 1889
ja2o lin tsignedl JAYNE CoDIEA.
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WRECK OF THE STEAMSHIP roRrHHRuER.
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SEVEN DAYS LATER FROM CALIFORNIA.
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SAILING oFTnE MosEs TAYLoR-The i. S. Mail
steamship Moses Taylor Capt. s. p. Griffin, sailed
on Sunday morning at O'Clock for New York Via
Havana, with the California mails $G5 200 in specie
on freight for New York and tile following pas
sengers: m.
I9r Nslg Tort-C. ". Swlta G. L. Mckenzie j. poooeee.
y, Y hpnning, J. Thisrry lady and daus6er T. Fas 81
IN Aln&ey ana % III The siterage 'sf n : ~ =
For Hrirau-H. ". Confer Jr j Pcllor.ap AErs II ",
Corner MIS- Corner H osshcrg " I. Gny and lazy IL NJ
aIle, 4 ntti AeA. de Glauref, Ir H. Tfbett Mrs Il y
Hauter Ms II 7. Bansey Mrs Deyernay r Gusnard f. G.
sey j. A. Mgtteson and lady, MIS- Mary Saiod Mis- issli
AatteEEot Charles BAgaole Miss Bargaani u h pyaIIsr
M,s Fruela j; L. Basringer. ami 10 the sieeraae
" Gdft59ttS. Berjanip, Timothy Spun and lady AIRS
MargaFe ahon Miss Mary Helen ihaa Miss Fanny fsflq
Ms p G9aely Miss Rose Riley T Baty LADY nFani ) j.
MF!2ht Mss NJ irnker Mrs. A. Terry H. Hardsy Il y4n
p H5r T. Attshper, n Tabo, Col Miller T. Tatbpt AMI
iaiy w. Eatda g. Stnsmnn J. n ti,ihs j. Ieaia j. III BT.
Hn I5 L En- By, g. Bah Ms H. Clinton Raymond L.
FAINT u faie ana ady, J. Willatf and latiy j W Lcnsban
daughter and two chil6ren s Auth lady r Whitman
A. Niftnah, A. ]. HoreRo, r. 4, Jehnson w H Snons Il II
Balii, j. W. Wilson, John May and q in the steefaee
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Nj s. Latham Elected to the United States Senate.
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Domestic ana COMMERCIAL Intelligence.

7HrR y r-rHREE mrs i N
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Bsly
We haze a pet whom yag will like o bear news
of-Gaesar, the Newfouna aiand dog, sarYiyar Of the
Arctic Expedition. who has left fans adrift on the
uneentain sea Of popular remembrance, and come
to and his days peacefully in una4actiag retire-
ment. And you will be surprised to hear that his
health Is not improye5by it. It would seem, some
times. as if tho diseases that only dog footsteps
in He's more rapid career oFertas and fastan upon
Us With the first lettering of repose. Caesar IS
made every way comfortable hnt his face sWeils
occasionally, we know not Wly; he goes lame now
aud then, from no bruise that We eaa see and no
accident that We hear Of; and he has Q trouble
i in his shaggy Eech rolling i upon tie ground anu
carrying II stiffy on one side, or croFTdiag 70 up
/ against my knee and meaning wha ne looks lE.s
/ quiringy insa my fnce. Old age j. evidently ger
ling its steAIhy grasp npon him. snd his habits ere
NOT active eaoagh to keep the vitality awake which
| could once shake of symptoms and take no nctiee
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ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMSHIP ASIA.
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TWO DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.

TEteesApHso 70 The new osLgAss cagscEaT
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VOLUME XII.
CORONA DE CAHARGA, THE WELL KNOWN
REGALI4 DEL REF.

M.~a@ Havana December 30, 1859.
jose Domingo, ESD, New Orleans;
Sir We authorize You by this letter to tnorm the pub
you the Sole Agent in city for brand Of
Cigar known CORONA.
Yours, truly
ANT. CABARGA& CO.
jose Domingo,
I1FpoR1ER OF IA VANA CIGARS,
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VESSELS REMAINING IN THE PoRT OF APAIAouf
coLA.-The purser of the steamship Florida, which
arrived yesterday evening from Apalachicola. re.
nnrtS lie fnllnMinm ynssnIs il, art.
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The entire crop of iee saved at Philadelphia this
season amounts 70 ahoNt q, ,QVa FRns.
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The sa5sqrer now prepared TO ats the public with h1
uyD8AULrC sELF-CLEANENa

HYDRAULIC sELfr-UItEANENa
FILTER,
with capacity to furnish from FIVE GALLONS to ONE HUN
DREB THOUSAND PER DAYl
This Filter unlike all other Filters gots foul 1t
is sadapted TO all purposes where fItering Is required
nFor Feferenret Charles s.. Loas Haols Carroll
ton Railroad Company Louisiana Sugar Refinery f erces
Canal street, and others now muse,
A9- eHiee No. 2 2Fchoaptoulas street.
IN. f. RICE,
n3tf New Orleans
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