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WHEELER Il WILSON'S SEWING MA
w CHINE AGENCY,
REMOVED TO No. 346 Pa. AV., NEAR 7IHSr

Encouraged by the substantial and rapidly in
creasng popularity of Wheeler & Wilson's uue-
qualled Family Sewing Machines, which for the
last eigh years have most trIumphautly malnta ed
their superiority, as family Institution, over al
comPetltoTs for popular favor, the Agent has taken
one OF the fine new stores lately erected on Pa av-
enUe, near 7th St where beaUt ful assort ment of
al the various STYLES may at all times he seen.
There were q ,S6 of these Sewing Machines sold
IN the year 1854 Ladies are invited to call and see
them, together with certificates from many of the
beet tZehs OF Washington and GEORGETOWN, In
relation to their well known and thorough Y testcd
superiority IL any ladies' cannot cal LET them send
for circular by al means. IL Is high time every
family ~ the land was SUPP led with Of these
health and life saving instruments. Full instruc-
tOna, both printed and verbal given free of charge
al the home of the purchaser. p. J. STEER,
Agent, No $40 Pa. avenue,
iy ll-Im Between 6th and NH sts
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n EIGHTH
~ A + o " A l. f IBITIO
~ CINCINNATI, OHIO. Sept I2fh-2nth

The UNITED STATES AGRICULTURAL
SOCIETY will hO.d its EIs shth Aunual Agricultu
raj and lrdustua Exhibition on the grounds lIhar-
ally provided by the citIzens Of Cincint att hich
are 10 be lifted up IN the best sty There will be
Halls and Tents for the display OF INPIE-
MENTS, MACHINERY, TOOLS, UOMESTiiC
MANIFACTURES, FARM AND GARDEN
PRODUEE, FRUITS, FLOWERS. aud NA
TIVE W rs; with stalls and Pcs for
HORSES, CATTL SHEEP, and SWINE;
aud an unequal ed II rack one mile in length and
forty feet IA width, for the exhibition OF Horses
The Premiums Ohcred-ln ca-h,-gold, SILVER, and
TO
$4,000.
The Exhibition will remain open from Wednes
DAY, the 2tn, TO THURSDAY, the 21th, OF Septem ber
thus GIVING t,me to examine and test the impe
ments and machinery.
For pIem IN lists OF information apply al the
Once OF the Society, No. $50 Pa. avenue lup
stairs - or 10 the subscr her al CIncinnati Ohio
BEN. PERIEl POORE,
'jy "a If Sec'y l.. :. AgriculturaI Sociaty
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ENAMELLED
h SLATE MANTEIS,
Direct from the MdHEfdefU-s.s

These are most beautiful styles Of Mantels en-
spanish EgyP ian, II .nna, Verde A ntlque Porphy-
~, B -ocatelle and others equally celebrated Tie
limitations are SO perfect as TO challenge the closest
scrutiny. In elegance of hnsn they stand unriva ed
and are so highly polished that they retain their
beauty and freshness longer than tho common mar
bles, while they are sold much cheaper. They have
be used IN this country for the last ten and IN
hurope for more than fifty year, and have given
eEtlTe satl StsctlOn. y ease call aud examine at
w. II HARROVER'S
Stove and Tin store, oppo. Patriotic Bank
~ 30 Nv doors north of LOul slams avenua
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A NALOSrAN RETREAT,
"A On ANAIosTAN ISLAND,
Opposite GeoTsd0lrH and Washtngtsn
lofyesrs n
f5Af

The subscribers having leased for term of Years
thIs beautiful and romantic spot, opsned 4
~ Tor tue accommodation OF the public on sEyA
the SlSL day OF Msy. 1850. For beauty OF lh sGS
scenery, delightful prOmenades, fishing. 40 :, : =
sIdes lis superior water, IT is unsurpassed IN the
Union. " "
The dOuse is large and commOdious, having been
entirely renovated IL has large Dancing saloon
attached 70 the house, bes des Dining AM Dressing
Rooms tor bOtn ladies ald gentlemen Ia addition
splendld Arbors detac led from the kuildIngs
Parles, Families and individuals will iud II a
most des able ace 20 pass the try days of sum
mer, as every attention will be Euarantlrd by the
proprletors. The ttrlCtest police ARRANGEMENTS
wlli be enforced, and PoIIt a. discussiOls wlll be
prohibited
The Larder will be found 10 contain AL the deli
oafifs qltPe ffHs8s ihamtHPf' win the choicest
Liquors and Wines and the fin st Segars.
Societies. sunday Schools. Clubs and Military
Companies will find this the most desirable resort
near the metropolis for spending p easSnt and OF
derry daV.
iICChiidTen unaocOm panied by their parents or
guardians, VIII he excluded from the grounds
Cunning and dogs prohibited
IL Boats EI!l leave the tOOt of High street
Georgetown. and q street, Washington, hourly
from o cook g. m. till u p. m daily
Persons prefsr-Ing pleasant wa X can reach the
Island via the A1usduct
Wesoliclt the public TO Judge for themselves, and
teAl assured of giving Satisfaction.
ie g eou JACOB w. POWER h CO.
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jy17 2nw5u

NorrcE OF the H. SRG2sdovAL OF THE
LAND OFFICE FROM HUDSON TO FALLS
OF ST CROIX, IN TIE STATE OF WIS
In accordance with the provisions of the aot OF
Congress entitled ian a"t authorizing changes in
the location of land ofhoes," approved MaToh 81 .
1885, IL lie hereby declared and made known that the
once fo' the sale Of public lands at HUDSON in the
STATE of Wisconsin, will be removed to Falls OF
ST CRotx, In said Stats, at as carly a period as
practicable.
Further notice as TO the precise time of olosing
the once at Hudson. prepar atory to removal
and oftt opening for business at Falls of ST Gro 4
Will De given by the Regl ter and Receiver for the
land district.
Given under my hand, at the City Of w a. hing ton
this thlrtleth day of June: A. D., 1850.
BY ordsr Of the President:
JOS. 9. VII son,
Commissioner of the General Land Office.
iy S-Ia
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DROPOSALS FOR REPAIRING TaE Gus
L. TOM HOUSE Al BALTIMORE, Nh.
TREhsURY nEPARTMRNT.


WAsHINGTOE. uly IS, 1850.
PROPOSALS will be received at this DEPARTMENT
until the fifteenth day of September. A. D., 1856 at
u o'clock, noon, for the repairs Of the Custom
HOuse Authorized To be repaired At Baltimore
Mary and aooordIn TO the plans and spec ica-
mons prepared at this Department. Bidders will
be REQ uIred To receive the old cast work d.
prRsad with IN part payment of the WORK. ct the
rate Of one collar per hundred pounds, ano will be
required 10 fdrnlsh al the material nd perform all
the necesssry labor 10 complete the repairs Sooord
ing TO the ans furnished.
Ninety per cent, of the amount of work done and
materials delivered according TO contract prIoe
tsa!d amount to be aseeItained In the manner pc
scTibed by tho contract, by the estIma.s of an
agent OF the Department appointed for that pur-
pose will be paid monthly, the work progresses
and ten per cent retained until the comp elton of
the contract and acceptance of the work ny the
agent aforesaid and to be forf tied in the event of
nsu fulhl msnt of contract. Speoi cations aud
draw ings will be read tho 18th nf August when
they can be had on application to the Department
The PT9posa must be sent 70 Oh s. d p"rtment:
ado ressed TO the Secretary of the T-easury AID
plainly encOrsed" Proposals for repairing The BaIi
more Custom house." aud will be Opensd at one
ock OF the LAST day named Tor receiving the
same,
HOWELL COBB,
jy l72bw5W Secretary of the Treasury.
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OFFICE OF INSPECTOR AND SEALER
" OF GAS METERS,

49, = " sHI TON JuIy IS, l8bl.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, That, agree
ably to the provisions of the dnance Of the Cor
pcratlen approved May y 1880, the unders gned is
now prepared, W whaneyer required IL writing and
pre- payment of the fee of Fifty cents to Inspect
examn test, prove, and ascertain the accuracy OF
registration of any gas meter in use in TINS city -
Every mster, lffOund incorrect, will be CONDEMNED
and another, sealed and marked as true, viii he
set IN It's place. If proved to be accurate in Us
measurement of gas, IL will be sealed accordingly
and aSsIn put IN posi- ios for use.
Ofloe No $40 seventh street, near Odd Eel
lowe hal Open from =. N 5 D m.
CHARLES w. CUNNINGHAM
jy Is If Inspector and Sealer of tiAs Meters
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT,

T65U.
PROPOSALS will be received al the Treasury De-
partment until the 18th INST for supplying, for the
use OF the DePartm mt, $50 cords Of Oak and 100
lie delivered AZ the Treasury building. corded and
measured ~ the yard by q sworn measurer az the
expense of the extractor; snd Of lt0 tons of Cum
berand COa75 tons Of white and IS tons Of red ash
Anthracite Coal, all OF the best quality, TO be de
livered at the building. The Cumberland oa 20 be
81 lump-hand picked. The white ash e. be small
Furnace or large egg size; the red ash 20 be small
l-eOdtl5th
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limited STATES CAPITOL ExTENsION,

u NVAsHTYaToN Inv ~ Ien ''
PROPOSALS will be REQ lived at TINS Ofhc, ursil
noon Of Guesday, the 2lst of August next for Furn
Ishlng and Putting up the Iron Ceilings Of two
Extension
The proposals must state the price for e,ch cell
ing complete, IN place, painted with three good
coats of white lead in oil.
All OF the Iron work Of the Ceilings. Of every
description including the fastenIngs Of the ceilings
20 tho walls aDd to the roof frames must he lnclu-
ded IN the price bid.
The proposals must be endorsed "P-oeos,ls
tor Iron Ceilings, and must be accOmpani ed by
guarantee, signed by one or more Tsspdnsi bla nsr
sons, addressed to the undersigned
ney Will be opened st the time mentioned above
IN the Presence of suoh persons as may choose to
attend.
The drawings ofthe ceilings can been ,oen at this
Ohce, w. Il. FRANKLIN,
Captain Typographical Engineers
In charge OF Capitol Extension.
Each proposal should be accompanied by the
following guarantee:
Form Of GHGrantse.
The gnderslgned, A AMI = ID, Of IN the
state Of, and--In In the State Of here-
bJ guaranty that In case the fOreg ding bid Of
Tor IRON ceilings, as above desoribei, ba acoeptsd,
nc or they viii, within ten days after the recept
l"r the oelngs, with good and sufficient secur ties
and, In case the said -- shall faIi to enter into
contract a. aforesaid, we guaranty TO make good
the difference between the offer of the said -
anG That which NAV be accepted.
Late 1850. Signatures Of suaraators, 3.
Witness, E F.
hereby certify that the above named - are
Known Io me as able TO make good their guarantee
To be mgned by tifsp ptf}teu states ursrr1u, T.
jy II dtd
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WASHING
w CITY GAR DEN
ERNSr r LOEFFLER. Proprietor.
Nehc York 1veHHe, bst1cseH lSf and 2d SIS.

In ca Ina the attention Ofthe pubic 70 my ground
| would stahtchat every arrangemsut has A
OeAn made o. IKE this Retreat more VEYAf
Attractive every GsJ. Mondays the 6sr- ls.lE j
dens are op6n To the public Tree Of CHARGE cOuc n
given bV select band. Those desUinE to enjoy the
dance and waltz v find the saloon IN CON . etc
order % render pleHsu 10 all. o. Othsr day the
proprietor vii oheeTfully grant the use Of the
grounds for school or other Pic Nc Pa ties with
out charge.
FOT the amusement Of children he ha. iutrodu oAd
number of little games, never before seen m this
city and calculated al the same time 10 amuse the
sold folks"
n. B.-Attached is my Bottllng Establishment,
and families can be sUpplled with any quantity at
their residencel of that healthful drink, LAGE
BEER, upon short notice. ia rs SIN
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CARRIAGE FACTORIES.
CARRIAGE FACTORY,

WASHINGTON CARRIAGE FACTORY,
w Street, bsftcseH sfh and l0fA SgrssfS.
We have just finished 3 number of fret GLASS
GARRlAG -, such as LtEaf F1Hcye <5BR,
Wagons, Park PhsdfOHS, Family CoF- ksilg<ps
rtogsS, and BBgglsS, which We val SCI. atA2-Hx--
YER small profit.
Being practical mechanics IN different branches
Of the business, we fstter ourselves that know
the styles and quality OF work that VII give saue
tf"tlon- combining hEhtnesE. comfort anc durabIi
Repairing promptly and carefully attended y
the shortest n, tlce aud most reasonable charges.
WALTER, RARMANN A. BOPP,
CoachmGkeIs, suo0essOrs 10 VIM. L, Hook.
ep T-dlT
9 CARRIAGES
r. r. h Subscriber having mace additions 60 ~
taotory, making It nov one Cfths lerEeste E<ExkA,
n the District, where tie facilities for s3t~E<<I
manufacturing CARRIAGE & LIGHTEsS@
WAGONS Of a. kluds oAESot bs surpassed, Ane
rom his long experience II the buaness, he hOBea
70 give genera sstIslsCtlon.
All Kinds Of CarTlIEos sDs Lirh1 Wagons kept On
sEnd.
AlREPAIRS neatly dsns, snt a. srzsrs prszys
Etteucs1 10.
Sscsns IEFG Carriages tAseu 10 .Eshsng e for rev
snss. ANDREW J. .tFCE,
ehe - f.r =
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FOR SALE AND RENT.

FOR RENT-A three story ERICK HOUSE.
on II street, between tth sud 5th A $50 a two
SIto-y BklCk COTTAGE, With garden. corner. 4
ennessee avenue and north r street, surrounded
hy iarge common pasture snd would he lesirs-
se 9 legation Tor dairynsn Inquire Of c. BlRGE.
COUNTRF Residence KeAIE.-.CbT,.
y ano hali = res OF Land situated st Raj eye \
roads al the Intersection Of the Co umb SO and
and from AlsIandris. The improvements CONSIST
ol house. CONTAINING 10 rooms, barn. corn house,
has "a u sn eKcelent well of wsser. For furtasT
PS PHttcT t. gSo fSs 70 wM PAYeE
Msrshal's suction rooms. Warrington, % @ Tbe
above desorbed property Will be sold .ov Tor oGsh
L'UR SALE-A small FARM ofSO aores, situated
y 81 the Little Falls, having . oumfortabiedwell-
lng house, corn house, stables, 10; vel fenced
sores tn cultivation, the balance hand some wood
land. IL 10 peculiarly desirable ss = country retl
ly sltuated exec lent shlnE and hunting Insuirs
Of Mr MARRIOTT, bridge keeper, ChAIn briags,
ENoR RENT-A three story BRICK Dwell
LING lIOI 81, on n -. between 18th and 18Th
rect jyIB-tf
FOR RENT-The three. story drown fro~tl
4 HOUSE, No. S67 New York svenue, hefWeen
10Th ani llfh streets north side containing 6ftsen
hce, Treasury, etc ~ lighted by IA. and In every
waT sutiab for \ boarding house. Rent mo ierste.
Apply next door, or 70 A G,FONLER, second
FOR RENT-The hne FRAME HOUSE known
d ns French Evans House" s-tuat,s on VI 81
NORTH. between sth and 18th streets, No. $40,
one OF the most desirable prlyare residences IN
Washington This use Is surrounded by frut
trees and great numbers Of currsrt bushes OF Va
rlous kinds, and hue hade trees, in 5000 feet Of
q ound Wall. d On APply 10 J. Z. COOK Elghth
~ b,tSern and r. u IL N
FOR RENP-Three BRICK HOUsES-oue on
4 Twelfth street, between { and ID ; one on the
corner OF Twelfth and II SITS and one on Il he
tween l2th and 18TH SIS. Inquire Of JAMES w
BARKER, on street. between nth and l2th, No.
40 ma S-u
EOR RENTER new and well arranged three
Il story BRICK HOUSE. No. - on q street,
between lath and 10Th sts., First Ward a'ely Occu-
pied BY Mr.. Bodl>co, Russian Legation. Poss e
son given Immediately. Inquire OF Mr.. SOUTH
El :. PARKER. next door east. ms l6-eou
EOR RENT-A small STORE, corner Of sth
IL and Penn. avenue, under the Clarendon HOtel
suitable for s harber's saloon OF Cigar store FO
Information lnsulre a. the Hotel mar 81
FOR RENT-The FIRST FLOOR Of the build
ing immediately opposite the vest wing Of ths
City Hal, recently occupied by Chas. :. Waaoh
as a. ohce. Also the 'front.' room IN the second
story and the third floor Of the same building For
terms apply 20 RICHARD WALLACH, No. u
Louisiana avenue. jalSu
SENATORS, MEMBERS OF CONGRESS-
- Two splendid suites Of ROOMS, elegantly fur
lshed, viii be rented during the session Of Con-
gress, IN the mOst desirable locality In thle city,
being within one OF two squares Of Browns and
National Hotels. Those IN pursuit OF such Rooms
vii do well 10 make early applcatlon 81 No. 319
sth street between ID street and Ps- av. deb-u
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II The Lebanon Valley railroad, Pa, have
introduced the novelty Of restaurant car on
their trains.
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CLOTHING. &c.
OFF

- AT COST
In order to decrease nv ock have determined
y close out the balance ofmv SUMMER CLOTH-
M at cost All IN want of summer Clothing are
respectful invited to call at No. 400 Seventh st
opposite Post hce, and the great reduction in
ouiiiiHer Niothlhg Iy l2-lm
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w. ID. WAI.LACH.

Papers served in packages by carriers ut - 9
yesr, or 81 cents per month. To mail subscribers
the price 10 S3-5j year, IN IdUdres; 81 for SIX
months; s. for three months; sud for less than
three months ST the rate of u cents week Single
copies, oNE CENT; in wrappers, TwO CENTS.
DADvERr1sEMzSrs shou be sent to the Office
before Y O'Clock m otherwlss they may not 81 pear
until the nextd day.
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COUTHERN TRUNK MANUFACTORY,
- 499 7TH eTRIIT,

SOUIHERN TRUNK MhNUFACTOkH,
- 499 7TH sTRIET,
Opposite Odd FsllOtcs' Hall, WashinEtoH, %. c,
Travellers will study their interests D, exsmnin
my TRUNKS, NALlCkS dc before pur 2YYy2
chasing elsewere- As none but the HfrA
best material the market affords and 4mploy 31s1]
the best worknen. | can confidently recon- mend my
work 20 be superior In SfrcaEIh and Larabiltfp 20
/ keep constantly on hand, and make 20 order lon
one weeks notoe) every description Of SOL
LEATHER, IRON FRAMR FRENCH DRESS
aad Wo0D BOX II RgkkSi hSHIANp esd
NESS; SADDL LES; WHIPS, te., te,
Trunks, &o., Repaired and Covered, IN q work
msnllke manner, at short notice.
Trunks dslivered in any part of the city. George
town, OF Alexandra.
dei5-iT nm JAMES 4. ToPHAM.
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WIN. T. DOVE co.
~ RE Now prepared TO execute any ordsrs with
which they may be favored IN the
PLUM BING, GAS OR STEAM FITTING
BUSINESS.
III Store on 9Th street, q few doors north of y,
avenue, where may be found q comp etc Assortment
Of CHANDELIERS and other GAS STEA Vi And
WATER FIXTURES. iaTiy
NEW STYLES OF RICB JEWELRY n,
Rood has just opsned q large stocx which
he Will offer 81 very low rates Therefure thOEe
that wishing 10 carry home anything IN his line
as presents, will do well to cal and sxamIne his
stock at 336 Pa. avenue. jea
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SELLING OFF! SELLING OFF!
- GREAT BARGAINS

CEILING OFF! SELLING OFF!
- GREAT BARGAINS
IN DRY GOODS.
We commence TO day selling Of our entire stock
of SPRING AND SUM dER DRESS GOODS
Black Lace Sh.wls, and Manullas, in fact si
Fancy Dress At greakfy reduced Prices, many at
less than cost Of Importation in order TO reduce
Large Stock.
ALSO
In Store full assortment of fret GLASS Stssle
Dom-ttic Goods. for General family purposes, all
at the lowest Market Prioes.
J.w COLLEY a co.
an 81 a23 7th St, above Pa sv.
NEW SILK NANTES
~ AND HOOPEp SKIRTS.
We have received BY express supply Of rich
plain "a X MANrLES and REAL FRENCH
LACE NAN Ties aud pc lNTS Aiso 10 dozen
OF the fail style Of WOVEN SKIRrs Of superio-
quality. Lsdiee In w-nt OF any Of ths above goods
az very lew prices will please ave Us An sAry call.
jyS TAYLOR n HUT HiS
DERSONs IN SEARCH OF GUITARS,
II Vioins. Flutes, Accordeons, F.ntinas, Banios,
Tamborines Brass Instruments and strings # the
hrst quality, will hnd an immense assortment At
the Music Store Of
jy@ w. 6. METZEROTT.
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NEW YORKAN WASHING
" STEAMSHIP LINE.
The Steamer MOUNT VERNON will leave
Alexandria and Warrington for New 1stSa<
YORK EVERY WEDNESDAY, st S<S+Efn
O'Clock p. m, and n ew York for Wash-~s1z.<<s
InEton every Saturday, at O'Clock p. m.
Passengers can Join the ship . at Aexandrla az an,
time before the hour OF the steamers departure.
N. BIN the event of the steamers inability 20
cross the bar in oonseq uence of low water s goods
wlll be promptly ighterod to and from the steamer
by Ehe undersIgned.
fcr freight or passage Apply 70
MORGAN & RHINEHART,
90 o8-S.M&Ttr Western Wharvas.
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I'OR RENT-A three story ERICK HOUSE.
Il on street, between tth sud 5th. Also two
Sto-y BRICK COTTAGE, With garden. corner II
enpessee avenue and north street, surT T2unded
~ iarge common pasture. and would lie : desira-
.ie n location Tor dsirymsn. Inquire Of c. BlRGE.
AAb y p 81 " lq-aoarIs
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ENOR RENT-That new and well arranged three
n story BRICK HOUSE. No. - on q street,
between 10th and 10Th sts. First Ward, is'ely occu-
pied by Mr.. Bod~co, Russian Legation. poss 10
SION given Immediately Inquire OF Mr.. SOUTH
EY :. PARKER next door east. ms l6-eot
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-06-22
GO MI nj T. RCIAI.
DAILY GATE rsvv 0vvwu,
X eel nk. lnrN 18th.

DAIRY aArE Cry ovv,cu,l
keokuk, Jnne 18th I
FLouR-superfne, 81 Go spripg wheat. er
tzA G. 81 10 ss Fall whsat .sxtra, IS 50 to s. 76
BRAN AND SHORTS. 7eto7s peril %.
GeAs-3 80 10 35-good demand.
BAILEY spring. bsaeS, Fail, 75a8ae.
WHEAT In goed demand. Fall 81 s0al s5;
Spring GOAL o5.
oAIS--36 10 81.
KYE--soa70c in good d. nand.
POTATOES 6onby the load retail rs. s
GROCERIEs--New Orleans Sugar, fair T2as1,
prime s5Asf, clarified s4al0, crushed Hnd Loaf LA
tot2i. ADMINISTRATORS 40 to $40, g. IA. 4s
to So, Golden Syrup, 50 to s5e. cc1ss--kio iss
10 La. Jaws lsss lse- Lagayra, 70 Isl. Rico, SAG
soAP-Pain sie, Family sstj German, toin. J
7to5s.
cANDLEs--star isto 10, stsarine Is. Mould
i2i, summer pressed, 10 a4 $50
LARD 10 to io3; retail lac.
BUTTEh--Choice 10 10 retail l2i 10 Is.
E7DEs--Dry 10 to Issf green 81 70 81 green
sheep psits 40 % 7sc; green hog skins rs.
HAY--Prairie ssi TO SIS; Timothy and Hunga-
riaa, - 90; Isaied do. $ss TO SO Retail, STA.
sEEDs.--Ifunrarian tirsss, 2aasst Timothy, 81
30 TO CO.; FIax Seed. sca9e.
Sun DRLEs--Oniens, 40 10 80; Eggs, " "a.
Feathers, roc to xsei Waite Besns, rec 20 80.
FKutT-psied apples, j 40 to l IS per bush.
Dried peaches, - 30 Ia 4u0; Kaiains, s. 10 to
3 40.
cuEEsE--w. RI 10, Denmark to 10
PROFESSIONALISM ~ to 10; Shoulders IT TO s.;
clear sides 70 2t. ks
BEEf-ssa5c gross; Be 10 ee per quarter.
snEEP--s2 so TO 81 90 N head.
HoGS.--Dressed, s. 90 to 50 90.
sALT--G. Al Is TO s9per sack Kanaw-
ha, lsa7as per sbI.; Liverpool, $125 Per sack.
Lake 81 50 y bbi. sas'
FISH--M4ckerel, No. 1 t2e TO SCI y bbi; No.
! sls SIT No. sl2toslS. White, No. IS 30
70 SIS rs b half bbi. Cod Fish bto b.
RAsS--24 Ia 30.
OLD Tkos-a TO &c Per n Brass 10 lcc per
h.; Copper III to lac per n.
ExcaAsaE.--0n New York for currency per
eent.i forgofd per cent. St.Louis per cent.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-06-22
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Mcsean,s Volcanic or Einimenr.
The Beet Liniment in the World for Alan Beast.
AsofHER REMARKABLE CURE,
Performed by AeLeAns Volcanic OH Linimens Read foi
yourselves,
fhouss Ford h~eksAsA tsxss Csas rptA
had hSsrtLis fact lie sried
llnisas ssvr~ se bat ceaid 80 Fo lie a~sralr-
ssing able al hia srAas ssA. h~csus be
lay wugAt his as4 H.
o. ksLosBs Volcanic OIL infn~1t he ~ra~ ssssay
xEeamstssr p&sHy~ nenrs.aa eyuecs sesaiEs
In toe ier ms.slss swsines, sAress ache
vcunds. fresh hufAs seAids
magic taf~sncs 81 this venderfa faHteeA
Fer Hor~ss ssfsifsie rss~1y Tor ohsfss
sshs scrAtshss esaehed hsets lAnsnsea eaavs
spiias AssalA bruises swenxs wousds <sssa
lad various other diseases which anaas iiAnis
rios accident.
Every country merchant should obtain a suppl y
of McLean's Volcanic Oil Imminent. It SELLS rap
idly, because II always rures.
Liberal discount will be made to ID erchants who
tuy 20 sell again.
Fxs- For sale by j.. H. MCLEAN, Proprietor
corner II Third and Pine Streets, st. Louis, Mo.
The above medicine for sale at Who'll esale and re-
tail by JOHN 7. WILKINSON, {successur to j
Braden), and at retail by A. j. WILKINSON.
Dec. Is 1859. ly3dpdtwiy