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General Insurance Agency.
cont. SECOND AND MAIN.

LvIkE, LAX n. RIVER AMI LIE n IN ;
L SuRANGE promptly attended 70 q this Office.
Better and more IxDExAITY can be given ut this
Agency than any other In this city, and less trouble
after loss.
Efna Insurance Co., Of Hartford, Corn, o. 030 423
Home Insurance Company, Of Ksw Fork, LAST ,szs
Morn american In. Co., Hartford, Conn, 3G0. 900
CITY FIRE Inssysnce Co., Of NfW Hapen, 270,
PhGmr Firs IMsutaacs Co., Of Netc Fork, 200 200
LorIiiard FEs Insnrance Co., NeU Fork, nj, 0oO
Montauk FIRE Insurance Co., Nero York, go Z %
Connecticut Mut.ai Il c In. Coz Hartford, 3,ee0,b
1D-A. w. GRIFFITH is authorised to receive
applications for all above Companies.
~ Bailaiugs, Merchandise, Mills, Factories,
Household Furniture and Dwellings insured at q
low rates ~ other Companies who pay their losses
H. b. TEN-EYCk, Agent,
Office corner III and Matt Sta, Ksokuk Iowa. q
Feb. r, 80 dim ssta
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LEAvE1woRTA, *. IT,,

: y GUs
The Territorial Legislature has passed an
act incorporating the Central Overland CAL
ifornia and Pixies Peak Express.
bill abolshing slavery has been under
consideration bat no definite action has been
taken. p
Martin F. Conway, Congressman elect nm
Ger tne Wyanuotte Constitution, left some
days since for Washington.
1t was the general belief that the proiec,
OF enlarglBg the boundaries OF Kansas would
be voted down by large majority.
The news from Salt Lake by Yesterdays
express Ia unimportant,
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Washington Items.
NEw YoRx, Feb. 4.


Correspondents Of the Times.1
1t is understood that Mr.. Grosbrennsr,
late Sergeant at-arms, will be appointed y.
3. Treasurer.
j. r. 0iddiDgs appeared on the floor Oh
the House to-day, and was surrounded by biz
friends.
[Erom Washington Correspondence OF Tribune ]
The Republican Conference to morrow
will decide upon Doorkeeper, Postmaster
aud Printer. 1t 10 probable that Marston,
of N. H., will be nominated for Doorkeeper;
Mr.. Lucas OF H., Postmaster; and Mr.. De-
frees of Ind, Printer but there are various
combinations, and some quite formidable, to
defeat every proposed programme, and this
may not succeed.
Messrs. Giddings, Plumb and Howe APP
peared before the Harper's Ferry Investiga-
ting Committee to-day.
Mr.. Giddings stated his wish to be exam
ined without delay, and the Committee pc
litely consented. He stated his presumption
that note submitted to him was written at
the time indicated by the date. Its object
was to answsr letter from John Brown In
timating that he would be in Andover, and
could lecture in Jefferson, where Giddings
| lived. Giddings was introduced to Brown
u
lecture next day. He was not engaged more
than three minutes on this subject, being in
disposed to any conference concerning the
dollars and cents, but told Brown TO come
and lecture. Brown did so the following
afternoon. in church where Giddings wor-
ships.
Herald Correspondence
The Senate Printing Investigating Com
mittee met to-day. Wendell underwent az
examination OF three hours. II appears tina,
some seven or eight persons were interested
| in the public printing, viz: Steedman, Banks
Mel can, Walker, Rice, Severns and Bow.
man. lie stated that he had paid out during
the past three years over 100000 for partS
support TO newspapers and in aid OF the cleo
ton expenses, in Pennsylvania principally
but extending over New Jersey, New York
MARYLAND, Ohio, DO. Considerable had beer
paid by official authority, and some of hi
own free will.
He also stated that BY the action Of tn,
Senate in electing Bowman, who had givel
the printing to Blair and Rives, he had beer
| left penniless, with the largest Establishes
in the Union lying idle.
Bowman's conduct towards Wendell wa
shown in very bad light. Bowman, it ap
pears, has given part OF the work to Mr.
Jewett, editor of the Fillmore organ at Buff
falo.
A.. d. Banks and j. Sewers were examined
They did not seem to know much except tina
they had received SEINE aid from Mr.. Wen
dell.
Wendell stated that out of the postoiic
blank printing he paid in 1857 the sum 0
$6, 900 to the pannsvlvanian newspaper 0
philadelphia, and 5 900 to the philadeiphi
Eve. Argus. He said ho went into the doubt
J full districts Of Pennsylvania, and spent mo
ney freely for the benefit Of the supporter
} of the policy of the Administration.
Mr.. Rice, of Pennsylvanian, was also be
fore the Committee, and did not discredit tn
testimony of Wendell.
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y n EKIFF,S SALE.

STATE OF IOWA, SIS.
Ike CouNrY.
DY virtue Of special execution to me dire-tcd,
Jssued by the Clerk of the District Court OF said
County, in favor OF w. G. Graham, and against
Sam b. Ayers, and decree OF foreclosure against
him and A, B. Ayrcs, have levied upon, and will
sell to the highest bidder tho door Of the Clerk
Office ofthe District Court OF Lee County, Iowa, at
keokuk, in said County, on the 7th day Of March,
A. b. 1850, between the hours Of O'Clock =. D.
and 4 o'clock p. m. of said day. tho following
property to wits The egsterly half Of lot two ~
adjoining lot one ~ In block twenty-six t16l in
the City of Keokuk, Lee County, Iowa. Taken,
levied upon aud to be sold by order Of Court to sat-
isfy said writ Of execution.
keokuk, Feb. 9th. 1860.
Ma III. NJ. GRIFFITH. sheriff Of Lee County,
feh7dtd BY B. KNIeHr, Deputy.
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n y y 1 r. III u y r. ,
FOOT OF SOUTH WATRR-ET.,

OnlcaEO, - 49,. IIlinsbs,
+ \NLY 80 FEET FROM THE GREATc
~ DEPOT of Burlington, Quincy, Hannibal and
ST. Jo., Illinois Central, Lafayette and Indianapo-
lis, Michigan Central, Cairo and st. Louis, Cincin-
natl Railroads.
This House 10 now under the management %
e. WINNIE, we'll known a. former proprietor OF the
Neil House, Columbus and Winnie House, Cincin-
natl Ohio, and will be sustained in al respests ~
hrst class house, at the low rate OF dollar and
fifty cants per day. ess vsE a &
Baggage taken " and from the Depot free al
Charge. 8g8 ffebb'6O-dtf1
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PHILADrlrnrA. Feb.

PHMApILrnIA, Feb. A..
A large meeting was held ut the National
Hall, 10 this CITY, this evening, to form q
Constitutional Union party. Resolutions
were adopted arranging for the construction
Of party combining all the conservative ell
ements Of the country, No person OF note
addressed the assembly, but letters approx
ing the object of the meeting were received
from Hon. Edward Everett, Hon. Willard
Fillmore, Hon. 4. M. Conrad, Of La, and
Hon. John Minor Bolts. The patriotic sen.
tinents in the letters were,Erceted with the
greatest applause.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.


STATE OF IOWA, GO
LEE COUNTY,
DY virtue of = special execution to me directed
ID issued by the Clerk OF the Distrie. Court ot
said county, in favor of Joseph W. Simpson and
against J. Brooks Carter, have levied upon, and
win sell to the highest bidder. 1t the door Of tbs
Clerks Office Of the District Court Of Lee County
Iowa, at Keoknk in said county, on the 7th day Of
March, A. u. 1860, between the hours of o'clock q
m. and o clock p. m. OF said day, the folio wins
property, to. wit The front ends one hundred feel
deep Of lots one and two, block one hundred and
eighty, City OF Keokuk. Lee County, Iowa. Taken
levied upon and to be sold by order Of Court to sat
isfy said writ Of execution.
Keokuk, Feb.6, 1860.
ii. nj. GRIFFITH, Sheriff Of Lee Co.
feb7dtd BY j. u. KslGzr, Deputy.
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Ii marks the progress Of Pro- Slavery sen
timent to remember that but a few years ago
Slavery was nowhere in this country de.
Tended on principle ; only its tolerance wa.
defended as an existing and deplorable fact
Now 1t shelters itself under the cross oil
Christ lusty divines are it's defenders, and
Sinai and Calvary are it's cities of refuge.
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m cme Insurance Company 81 nGM
York.

m eme Insurance Conn pany al MGM
York. N
From whitncysN Y. Commercial FAthAndsr,
A chroniclsrs OF tbs leading FIRMS md In
etitutions which give to the CITY OF New York
ito metropolitan influence, it ahors us plea
sure 20 present to the pAtrons and readers of
this journal tbs merits OF the institution
whose title forms the heading OF the present
article.
We learn that recent enlargement of ito
capital has met with the liberal patronage il
deserved, and that Notwithstanding the 40
tive competition and numerous fres OF tho last
eight months, its business has largely increas-
edsnd its available resources now amount to
nearly q million and half dollars. Its pub
lished statement lin another column OF this
paper shows . list OF securities Of undouht.
ed character, and the prompt and honorable
manner Of meeting its losses, entitle ii to
still larger return for tho protection it at
fords. Now insurance companies have null
tiplied in ratio altogether disproportionate
to the wants of the public, and in their sf-
forts to obtain business have been compelled
TO do ii at low and ruinous rates, and often
times at prices far below what judicious un-
derwriters regard the lowest point OF safety.
Such competition, though it may not result
impairing their resources, and unless COR
rected can have but one Observation-Disclosures
of loss to the insured and bankruptcy to
themselves. Prudent and sagacious mon
see this, and are beginning to realise more
than ever the Importance OF examining oare-
fully, not only the assets of companies So
lioitiDg their patronage, but also tho general
character of the business they are doing
While too many are attracted by the cheap
ness Of the article rather than it's quality,
and endeavoring to persuade themselves, af-
| ter procuring cheap policy OF insurance,
| that the company will hold out ut least till
| lite expiration, the better informed merchants
are looking for insurance in companies that
arc not only good nou, but likely to remain
| so for longer period than the mere term of
| their policies. Let business men and proper
| ty holders attend to their insurance person
| ally, and examine the detailed statements Of
assets and business OF companies asking
their patronage, ~ particularly as they do
individual applicants for their confidence,
and they will end no difficulty in deciding
what companies are well conducted and re-
liable. A company really worthy of conf
dence is always stamped with unmistake-
meet honorably and fairly oil its engage.
| ments.
The officers of the Home are fully comps.
| tent to conduct their widely extending bust
ness, and the high character Of ito numerous
Board OF Directors, gives us entire conf
denne 10 recommending the Company to our
/ readers AZ every way reliable and worthy oil
their patronage.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-02-07

W Gus
The Republican Conference was in session
for three hours. They recommended George
Marston, of N. H., for Doorkeeper, and DO
slab nj. Lucas, of H., for Postmaster OF the
House. The question of Printer was dis
cussed, but no conclusion come to- The in
dications, however, are in favor Of John d..
Defrees, of Ind.
A number Of Democrats who are here from
Kansas, have conferred with the Southern
Democrats in Congress, and propose TO ad
vocate the admission of Kansas into the
Union with the Wyandotte Constitution, and
changing the boundaries so as TO include
Pixies Peak and portion of Nebraska south
of the Platte river; the change to be sub
mitted to vote Of the people Of Kansas,
and when ratified, to be admitted as a State
by proclamation of the President.
Hon. Marcus j. parrott, Gen. Pomeroy,
Judge Army and other Republicans are here
from Kansas, and insist on the admission Of
Kansas under the Wyandotte Constitution,
without any alterations, that constitution
being already ratified by two-thirds Of the
citizens Of the Territory. The question Of
population will not be urged, as Judge Pet
tit, Of Kansas, has said that be is confident
there are 900 inhabits, which comes up
fully TO the requirements OF the English bill.
II is also proposed by the Democratic Sena-
tors to resist the organization OF any new
Territories. They want TO attach Dacotah
and the region round about it to Nebraska,
while Utah and the Territories south Of Kan.
sas are TO be annexed to New Mexico and
follow its fortunes. To this 1t Is objected
that having secured slavery in New Mexico
10y law. this immense Territory should not
be brought under the same enactment, which
might secure it to slavery forever.
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Total amount Of Leases, Claims and
Liahil ities....--.......... .....-.... $Az,aS0As
The greatest amount insured ON any one risk -
$50 Gee bat win not, IS general thing. sxcssd
sic ,ooa.
The Company has no general rule ~ to the
amount allowed to be insured In any city, town,
viises or block, being governed in this matter In
each case, by the general character Of The build
inrs width Of streets, facilities for putting out
fires, he.
No part Of its capital or earnings In deposited In
any other State m security therein.
An Attestcd copy Of the Charter or Act OF Ineor-
pora tium ACCOM- paniss this Statement.
CHAS. j. MARTIN, Pres'L
r. MuroN SIXTH, Sec ".
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The Acrros or ViRGIkIA.-We observe
that resolutions have been introduced into
the Virginia Legislature declaring that, while
the necessity for decisive measures on the
part of tho Southern States, in the present
crisis Of Federal affairs, is fully recognized.
the General Assembly of Virginia will NOT,
81 this time, undertake to invite any Confer
enee Of Commissioners appointed by tho au-
thorities of Southern States.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-02-07

Mr. Bigelow, one Of the editors Of the
N. Y. Eve. Post, now in Paris, thinks thai
Louis Napoleon was never in 80 much DANCE,
OF assassination as at present. Personal and
political enmity, to which 10 now added a
fanasicism OF religion, be says have greatly
widened the circle of those who are anxious
to get rid Of him.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-02-07

RTThc death of Senator Broderick has
not vet been announced in the Senate OF the
United States. Gwin, bis colleague and
deadly enemy, will not make the announce
ment. The Republicans will not do it, be-
cause they wish Senator Douglas to perform
the task, and Douglas Is afraid to touch the
subject. So Broderick's seat 10 filled by the
appointment OF the Governor OF California,
and the Senate has no official knowledge,
communicated in tho customary form, of his
decease. -
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THE DIS MONKS VALLEY WHre liz published
every Monday st this office il one of the oldest ps-
pers In Ioxa, and has widely extended circala-
tion throughout the Des Moines Valley, Northern
Missouri and Western Illinois.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-02-07

CIT st. Paul AIinnesotian says that
Wards Ice Boat 10 a humbug. Ii don't 60,
and it can't. The story that it was making
trips is untrue. Nor has it any faith that ii
can be made to 90.
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RETWEEN the residence Of q. Raplse, on Blon-
- deau-st. and ]. w, johnson on bth st., i fns
Gold Lccket. of medium size, with coral beads At
tachsd when lost. Any person delivering the same
% this otdce, or at q. Raplse's Western Bakery,
will be literally rewarded. II. RAPLEE. .
FebId
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CTLaura Keene, the actress, has been i'll
in New York, in consequence Of the absorp-
tion of poisonous preparation used to
whiten the skin.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-02-07

GT Neal Dow's return to incorporate hab.
It's 's denied by tho Portland (Me. papers.
We are glad TO hear it.
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The Richmond Wig, remarking upon the
proposition Of Mississippi to send commits.
sioner 10 Virginia, says that Virginia would
receive him respectfully, and listen to his
arguments with proper deeorum, bnt IL he
comes to aid the project Of secession, he viii
come on bootless errand. Al last resort,
Virginia might consent to disunion, but for
any thing that has yet happened, or 10 likely
to happen, disnnion is not to be thought of
In any event and with ample cause disuna4on ID
solemn thing for Virginia to think of, it says
She Is border State, and would be the great.
est sufferer. At present, at least, "she ear
do somewhat better than to commit suicide. p
Really, these Democratic Disunlonists, -
plotsers against the peace and glory of their
country, don't seem to find as many and
as ready confederates in their traitoroul
schemes as they anticipated.
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wE0xUk FEMALE SEMINARY.

NEOkuK FEMALE SEMINARY.
rIsHE third term Of this Institution wa COM.
i mence on Monday, jan. 3ath, In tho ossemen.
on the Chatham Square Church, corner ot TIA ane
Morgan ats. These rooms have been found dry ana
o0el and easy of access. 49,
The Teachers secured 10 instruct In their discf~
~ departm en- ts Of study, are the following
/ Rev. C. A. WILLIAMS, Principal;
Mrs.E.F. WILLIAMS;
Mrs II. HI. CRAVEN
Miss l.. C0PELIE.
Mr. o. q. ISBRLL, teacher Of Vocal Music.
Prospectus Of the Institution has b. - publisnsds
and be obtained appaieation 70 the President
or Secretary Of the Board Of Trustees, or to the
Principal. VIM. THOMPSON, President.
III. 6rgoEe, ,SeoratHy. M
Jan. "a, God
Dissolution.
nj 0TIcR Ia hereby given that the co-partnsrship
IN heretofore existing In The milling business, In
the city Of Keokuk, Iowa, between Edward a.
Foote, w. ii. Austin and q. III. Aibsrs, In the Arm
name OF Austin Il Co., has this day bean dissolved
by mutual consent, and forever determined
EDWARD A. F0OTR,
w. I'll. AUSTIN,
G. Ell. ALBEHS.
Keokuk, Iowa, Jan. n, 1s6o-jan23d1w
CsrY MILLS,
kfe January n, 1860.
The Milling business win be continued by the
undersigned under the firm and style Of Austin
Co., as heretofore. w. III. AUSTIN,
c. Ii. ALBkRS.
Il
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At the opening of last Wednesdays
session in the House, at Washington, prayer
was made by Jewish Rabbi.
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waning.

Mr.. Mitchell, editor of the st. Louis
Netrs, and the Washington correspondents
of that paper, under date of Jan. 30, saws
1.-The disunion and secession feeling has
almost entirely disappeared from Washing
ton. The Confederacy is greater and strong
er than ever. The recent frateraixafion Of
Kentucky, Tennessee and Ohio, through
their Legislatures, gives universal satisfac.
ton here. Every body desires such occur
FENCES to be more frequent, and think they
are the surest guarantees of peace and con-
cord in the Union.''
Such social civiities will do more in a
week to cement the Union than oil the Dem
ocratic DisuBionists in the land can do in q
year to break it up. JEFF. Davis Tor Douglas,
for he is nov exclusively in the ultra South.
ern trade) ought to introduce bill to pre-.
vent differentiation between the States, els,
oil the schemes of the Traitors may b,
knocked into pi
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II. =. T1N- HXo1,
General Insurance Agent,
COR. sp AND AAIN-sTs.,

Kookuk. IOwa,
CTATEmENT Of the Coalition Of the HOMh
- INSURANCE COMPANY, ~ Now York, =
sshe LIST day OF january, A. d. 1860, made 70 ne
Auditor OF the State Of Town, pursuant to the
Statute Of that State.
NAME AND LOCATION.
The name on this Company 10 the homn nNou,
RANCE COMPANY, incorporated IN lso5, ano
located In the City of New York.
Capital d, 900 900.
The Capital Of said Company, actually paid np in
casn,
~. 1857. ..... ......... 415,sls.ss
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-02-07

ca The Kirghisss Of Siberia hare signi-
fed 70 the Russian Minister OF tho Interior
their willingness to emancipate oil their
slaves at once, and to discontinue forever
the practice OF holding human beings in
bondage.
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COAL AND WOOD.

COAL AND WOOD.
HAVING a contract for the entire yield OF the
Ii SLAUGHTEH COAL MIrEk.
en- prepared to to furnish this superior coal 10
customers In any part VI the city, II short notice
Also, supply OF the best Lawrence Coal.
IS WOOD FOR SALE.
700 Cords best quality Of Hickory Wood.
100 !" seasoned Oak -
Orders for Fence Posts, and dimension Oak Lum-
ber generally, filled with dispatch.
A few New York and Hostan Railroad Tickets for
sale ~ reduced prices.
JANIS BROWN, gent,
Office on Second-st betv cen Main \ Johnson.
In Orders with the money accompany sng them,
lcf; with r. Wsrnock at the Stable corner of Main
and loth streats, win be promptly attended to.
jenl5dtf
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ca Tho newspapers Of Burleson county,
Texas, have story OF young girl, twelve
years old, who, having last fall been bitten
on the foot by snake, is now developing
reptilian characteristics Of a rather extraor-
binary nature. "She first becomes nervous,
then jerky," says the most minute account,
sand then her eyeballs begin to protrude,
and in few hours they look like bursting
out, and she begs those around her to push
them back These are the least of Der sin
guiarities. Sheis given also to much squirm-
ing, seeks perpetually to coil herself, and
bitterly laments her restitution in the man
ner Of rattles. Physicians are said to be in
vain, and IL appears, on the whole, that the
case is not very hopeful.
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Also,
"A LARGE stock Of Juveniles for the Holidays,
- for sale by M. w. WkSrCOTT,
Deslod or Main-st.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-02-07

CT Both Senators Seward and Sumner
are preparing TO make speeches on the great
issues Of the day. That each will produce
2 sensation in the reading world, may be
safely taken for granted.
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GTThe Albany Evening Journal declares
Mr.. Douglass plan for Furnishing conspira-
cies, proposition for the return to the old
Sedition law, one of the most obnoxious and
unpopular measures in our history. The
Journal says:
Sixty years ago the Federslists passed O
law like that which Douglas asks, giving thu
General Government power TO assume the
existence OF ssconspiracies and combina
tions" and punish those charged with them
Ii 10 strange that Mr.. Doug.
las should be so ignorant or so unmindful oi
the lessons OF History as to dash himself
against the same rock which shattered th,
Federal Party.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-02-07

ET Miss Agnes Baltic, sister Of the late
Joanna and Dr. Baltic, is still aourishing in
her villa at Hampstead, and is now 10 her
hnndredth year. Though living in the past,
90 to speak, this most amiable and accom-.
pIished woman takes an interest in every.
thing passing around her. She must surely
be the sols survivor of those who encouraged
the Grst efforts Of Scott and Campbell. and
was an ardent reader Or poetry before burns
and Cowper ware known TO the world.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-02-07

PRICE OF COAL REDUCED.
r AN now selling that superior Coal from the
/ New York and Pennington Bank,
Al I2A cents per bush., delivered,
or III - - mt Lcvee.
NO LOADS DELIVERED UNDER 25 BUSHELS
AT THE ABOVE RATES.
Terms cash on delivery. 0fEce ON Levee, near Main
Jsnisdu II. II. PLATT.