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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-01-02
Keokuk. Mt. Pleasant and Mus.
catine, and Iowa Southern
RAILROAD,
OPEN To EOKT MADISON.
Winter Arrangements 185s---6o
CHANGE OF TIMEi

winter Arrangements A000---oO.
CHANGE OF TIMEf
EvRoM AND AFTER MONDAY, DECRMBER 3 !,
and until further notice, trains will run ~ fol-
lows:
First Train
Will leave Keoknk att o'clock A. m. and arrive At
Fort Madison ut s:4O a. IN.
second Train
Will leave Keokuk at p. m, and arrive at Fort
Madison at $40 p m.
FiTeI Train
Win Ieave Ft. Madison at 8:I5 q. m. aud arrive
at Keokuk at fO355 r. m.
second nrafn
Will leave Fort Madison at B:IO p. m, and arrive
at Keokak Mt $50 y. m.
The clock a. m train from Keokuk connects
st Fort Madison with fret rlass Post Coaches of the
Western Stage Co.. making surc connections as
Burlington with evening trains East and West.
~ Pare by this ronts as Low AS THE Low
Est, and passengers subjected 10 as few changes =,
ny any other route.z
THROUGH TIChET6 over this line can be pro-
cured te all the principal places East, West and
North of j. X. TEWKsBghY, Ticket Agent, ep.
posite the Billings House, Main st., Eeoknk.
b. w. DAVIS, supt.
Nov ~, 80 -dAw
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HsAa = J, KEOKUK IOWA MONDAY. JANUARY g Ist



F4 BANNING sHOUSE OF
q n % R @ NJ c. A y E RH III II q q.
r HAVE this day admitted . partner in The
J. Banking Business, Alexander Barclay, lwho has
been my teller for the last six years.. The busi-
ness, hereafter, will be conducted under the frm
andstyeof I@ I es
GEo. q. ANDERSON ! 90.
neing one az the cldest Banking n otsSs (if not
the ohestl in Iowa, the new Arm solicits eontin-
aance of former patron age so literally extended To
the senior partner.
They win make collections and remit, less Ex-
change, on tbs day Of payUents fxse of charge.
Their references are - foF merry ~ senior part.
neT via @
REFERENCES:
Park Bank, N. Y.
Winslow, Lanier X Co., Bankers, II.
Edward w. Clark 4 Co., ,PhiladelphiA.
Hs1ard BANKING Co.'S ksss0Af ss4E ek8
Clapp, Fuller Browne, Bankers, Boston.
Marine Bank, Chicago.
Hoffman h aelpcke, Chicago.
Mechanics Bank, Pittsburgh.
Farmers Deposit Bank, Pittsburgh.
Kranss AKakn, Bankers, So
Gilmore l. Brotherton :" Cincinnati.
A. u. Hunt Co., Louisville.
State Sayin gs Institution, Bt. Louis.
Keokuk an. bs. GEO. C. ANDERSON
Janaa a. g@ xss8 y
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Business Cards, not exceeding six lines, inside
els, otheYw SI0.
FanerAi Notices 81 co. Obituaries, according
10 space occupied.
Displayed advertisements half more than the
abore rates.
Advertisements ls.dsd and placed uader the
head OF Special Notices." dosbte fhe ordinary
rates.
Special Notices is.As Local Column 40 cents
per line. A
Advertissmsass sfdsred on fAe inside erelu-
sswsfy IN the nsfly. after the Ersl two weeks,
5e per cent. mUrs than the above rats.
All TRANSIENT adrerftssmrnts ~usf be pafd for
fH Advance. This rule will not be varied from.
hsn The advertiser uses She w sekly srsns,
the price Will be the as In the Daily -
Where the Daily and Weekly are both used,
- psr cent. will be deducted from the agxre-
gate amount.
Under the presest system, the advertiser
pays 40 much for the space he occupies, the
changes being charseable for the composition
only. This plan IL now generally adopted.
Our charge for changes will be Ii cents per
square.
E In all casea where sdvertis isements Are
discontinued before the expration of the year
er the time sontrsctsd for, they will be charged
mp at oar rsgaiar rates for the time aetna \
Ia.
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IsHE OMNIBUS viii call for passengers-rain
or shine, day or night any part VI the city.
All orders left with j. X Tewshury, ut the Rail
road and Steamboat Office, opposite he Billings
House, will receive prompt attention. Leave your
orders and procure tic.rf and YOU can rest as
snred that you will be called for. Ordinary Bag
gage free. licl lets 25 cents.
+. S.-Haying the hrgcst spring wagon in the
city, am also prepared move Pianos and Fur
niture on the shortest noties.
feb2Idly w. q. WINS, Agent.
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Keokuk Book-Bindery.
AND BLANK BOOK MANUfACT0RY.
QIANK Books made and ruled to any required
Lpattsrn. Court RsSorls j Jssticcss nosksts IA
sessors Books, Poll Books, &c., furnished at
short notics.& # NM 6
bound In any style desired.
EEAy Bindery will Be found In McCune'
building, corner Of Main md Sscond-sts.
sep lid ISAAC N. PEARCE.
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CITY MILLS "FOuR ACE
" Magnolia Mills,
6Ate City Mills,
State Mills,
and other brands of Flour for sale, Wholesale and
Retail .Enquir ut the "City Mills,' orAt
W.. Ii. AUSTIN b CO.'S,
DecI3-dAw 1 IL MAin-st.
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FTsm Platte County.

Correspondence q De 81 Louis OaIIy LlI3I0.l
The Convention assembled to day for the purpose Of
nominating candidates for the Legislature and coun
tv officers Gen. Doris, one of the hybrid delegates
TO Charleston. was candidate for nomination for
Representative and was overwhelmingly defeated,
and hardly received even complimentary vote.
His course at Charleston was repudiated-and him
self rebuked. The candidates nominated are I'M
compromisingly opposed to Douglasism and squat
ter sovereignty.
After the Convention adjourned Doris tried to
get up meeting Of his friends 20 endorse his course
but he could not drum up a dozen followers, and
sigHally failed.
The County Convention unanimously endorsed the
State platform, and refused to recognize any other
PLATTE CRY. May IS 1860. AJAX.
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THE TURF.-In an article on the subject Of the
Lexington races the Louisville Courier says: I've
hear that project is on foot for great campaign
in the fall, embracing the Lexington, Woodlawn,
Nashville, and Memphis courses. With view Of
concentrating this, it is proposed that the meeting
be held at Lexington one week earlier than at pres
ent anticipated. There must necessarily be a week
of respite between each meeting; and the object Of
this move is to have the meeting at Memphis about
the last Of October. The weather is generally I'M
favorable in that latitude in November and if the
patrons of the turf IN the Blue Grass region have
no weighty reasons to oppose the programme, we
hoped to see it played out, as suggested
Delegates from the Clubs at Memphis, Nashville
and Louisville are at Lexington for the purpose Of
making the arrangement above referred to. We
hope they may be entirely successful. Could such
a plan be adopted, we feel confident that twould do
much to elevate the turf in Kentucky and Tennes-
see As it is, we are too much tributaries to the
courses further South. With all modesty we may
assert that Kentucky and Tennessee have as fast
thoroughbreds, and as many of them, as any other
two States in the Union. There is perhaps as much
time attention and money expended inraIsing blood
ed tstock in these two States Is in all the other
States Of the Union. Then why can we not make
such arrangements as viii rebound to the success
of cur own courses
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raj. James s. Rollins.

We had word with the Patriot last week about
this Opposition candidate for Congress in Missouri
The A7zsiger, a Black Republican paper published
IN St. Louis, says, in its issue Of Saturday:
Next to Mr.. Bates, no man in this State is so much
talked Of this magnificent and successful debater
who four years ago, the Opposition candidate for
Governor, came so near cOnquering the Democratic
State of Missouri against his drunken ExceIeney,
Mr.. Stewart. Ever since he has received the nomi-
nation Of the Opposition Tor Congress in the second
District, the Democratic papers have made them
selves much ado about him. and, in doing, they
have ascertained the following facts, which reflect
honor upon the Major:
lst That he had the celebrated Bales letter cOHmUH
Gated 10 him precious to is publication and GppTOUed
every cord Of Il.
I'd. That he has declared his willingness once
more to take the stump candidate for Governor
a Republican Bates ticket, in order to make sure
this time Of wrestling Missouri from the claws Of
the Democracy.
Finally, the Missouri Republican promises to pub
fish a radical FreesOi speech, which Mr. Rollins de-
livered in the late campaign for Governor.
All these things, take it, are excellent recon-
mendatiOns for the Major.
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The Great Weather Plant.
u LII NJ A Ms
Weather indicator
Indicates the Weqtisr "A hours IN advanes.

From the Of Certificates and Testimonials resV
ed In relation this wonderful Plant, liberty refer
% the following knOSn o. the most distinguished
and scientific Of the Union, such
zen Harding, Davidson county,
FnoIas H7rdi0g Esq, -
Aris Brown, Esq, .
Lucius Polk, Esq, Aaury county;
Thomas eoWdey, ESQ, (JeEelerl Nashville;
David Sanders, Esq, Carthage, Tenn;
Prof. George Blackie Nashville;
" Bowling, do
g. Lindsey, do
d Wright, DO
- " Draper. New YORK UriVersy;
franklin 5ache, Author Of the United States Dspenss0-
~, PhlHdepha,
John AillinFt0l, Memphis MedcaI College;
" Lewis Agzsiz Camhridge University, Mass;
.. Joseph Hsrrs, Smithsonian Institufe;
=" Riddle, University Of Loaisaua. n o;
- james NJ saHOrd, Cumberland University, Lebanon:
" r curry, Knoxville. Tennessee
Hon. Judge Baxter. Nashville;
- A Nicholson. Washing ton, D C.;
Re3Or + 6 Smith, Columbia:
Hon John Marshall. Attorney at Law, franklin, Tenn.
Rev Dr. Lansiey, Carthage Tenn
Thousands Of equally reliable
given but for gant Of space
Price 81 SO, or when sent by mail f200.
NJ - otIt6 and County Rtghts for SUE ADDRESS,
STRETCH - Forbes, Druggists, Nashville, Tenn.
Agents for h Uni;ei States. mas24
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DISSOLUTION.

sNuE cpartnershp heretofore existing between the under
signed, under The style and hm Of NJ Rere q N Pe6e-,
day, JUae st 1860 dissolved by mutual N Peif
AZ -1f1g The business viii in future be conducted by
~ 70, NJ. PETRE.
claims belonging to the firm above men:i7ed
20 70 s1ssLoa with the present hrn. 81. PETRE,
JuAe'-44" 13 Market street,
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ME s.condan hrl class creditors OF " " HrEIE are
notified t the sale Of Lands fer their benefit advertised
70 O in NeWburgh, LeEsc0 county Tennessee on the IGuh
Of July next, This June the 4sh, l56O.
B. WINSTON, Trustee
junej '6o-tds Rcr ". W. HIaELu.
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JAMES LOW 4 n


An nov Offering for sale, prVatey,a poroa Of NJ lad
upon Whah nov live, miles the eif7 fune
dately fronting Eyde's Ferry Pike. The snounf
proposed to Be sold Il about
One Hundred and TyvontF-FtVe Acres,
Which is as fne and productive I there s In he counr
state There d beautiful building ste, which commaudI ts
FeE Of me entire neiEhborhood aEd is veil oi Bua Grass
Win Beautiful growth Of the bret Bstrean fv l
sixty acres is me clover land In ne gr0 The balance
p=reds Tor 81 useful purposes. There never sBr
Fprog upon the Fact which affords usney sf water ~ "a
purposes.
Lnoae Wsling % purchase splendid tract Of land dne
ne ghbofho0d and with an other adranages would DO ue 70
cal and see Tor themselves IS lesou8 Of 1eiiing
FOR terms, &c apply 70 aLAsC0CE & NEWsOM 30 ths
undersgned on the premises. ~. D. HYDE.
nun--
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looked upon him as brave man. and the bssthe had
ever met, and he considered him in every wav
NollAy 70 upnoid the position exclamation al Emo
iaad should he feel disposed to dc SO.
ms arrangement, We think cannot but owe sst-
lsiacton to every one All difficulties as 10 the H.
vision Ct the belt, or its removal fror, tie oourf
are disposed Of, and it still remains 10 be- fouDht fs
1t is the intention Of she men to rs forthvith on K
sparring tonr. previous to which. however mes.
viii take joint benefits in the metropo,is
As to the new belts, they must be- Daid for b.. sub
scription. sayers viii head Heenans list and Hee-
nan willd the Ike Office for Sayers but theg will
Of course, require considerable assistance from the
public to carry out their Arrangement
JOINT BENEFIT FOR SAVERS AND HEESAx.
We have greet pleasure in announcing that an ar
raugement has been entered into BY the rival Cham
pons, by which they viii be enabled to give grand
reception at the Alhanibra, Leicester-square in the
week following EPSON races.
LexingtOn Races.
FRsr pAv Association Stake Mile Heats for three year dds
500 eutrancei $50 orist SIS decaraoneossd with 81
entries, of which, started.
& BosEsI's osolfsrino By imp YORKSHIRE, dam St
" m 9
Z Richards f Bette Ward, BY Lexington, dam BY
Mhaleb0ne 2 2
zeo Wards Oh by Albion, dam Aindsrhy dist
Bradley Al 4 Graves br BY Yanda dam the dam Of
Bingham < Moan6s6 Ii Lucy YoEsr, By Albion,
dam ~ Levatln. DR..
J0hn n cays Sailor, By YORKSHIRE dam Hsraldry,
R A A Alexander Oh By Vands dam Young Ellslsr,
~ ho5Asllfe dist
bDasIgssay June s-purs s4uo for al ages tVo
Wiley i e sTase eSodwoOd, Yeas OLD, by Lexington,
Jam tsrsfeen By Glencoe. I
A ser, Z 3 Gyeera' years Did. BY Sovereign, dam
" Harpers ca John c Bres.irrige -s,rs ,Ii r., :
-, LeSl1st rs Jam Minnie Mansfield By Glencoe . 3
10 az s 'lefengo, Yeas old, ly Sovereign dam
GTgHoy en- The Major, years Cd b. INN si.-r
z2r' daa. Dolly Dixou 0y rrauby -.... ssss.
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Ool0ng and PoEchonT Teas, Pickles Preserves, Oyster, t5E
ing Tohacco and many other articles.
m II To al Ct WHICH, would call tie elpe1al aso1 and
invite the inspection Of the trade, and su or
many Inducements % Be found elneaaere.
ians-d ARCHBR OHEATHAM BROfHER.
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For Smithiand ana pnsuro6-

~E oAAAAnAhnQ and Pad ucuh.
III VIE splendid passenger steamer MINNIE
Il IONA A. sIds, Master. will leave here FOR iles.. n
me above ports THURSDAY, tn INST, at l2 o'clock
A. Fer freight or passage apply 90 board or to
JUNG 4 HAMILTON Artnt
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FOR CAIRO AND 81. ION

NL1 splendid passenger steamer B. " Run
n IAN AS AILLZE Aa5teT, VIII leave here on Il a
khlDANi the 9Th day Of June, e o'closk
N, as above. For freight or passage apply on
Oo az. Or q 70 A. HAMILTON, Agsat,
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sale OF Lot On Chrrry sireef.

Henry Foster and wife and others, Exparts-
purlance o. decree % the County CouIt OF D1Gloa
cou1ty, rendered n the ihe Nay term 1850
VIII cfsr for sale q The Court House. cy Nashgs
90 Saturdays the 3Oth OF June nlri, i1t OF gsuu1
tr0nirg 90 re. Elst side 81 CherrY N1rih and
tween Cav ard Lna Streets ung tie property Of a.. a.
Aahbrook
Ierms.--One third cab, and lhs t1ia1es OF cr.i- p
End two years With Interest, notes via security req re -
q lisn retained until paid. j. y CIEArHlA
uav23 'G0 he ols7k.
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BRICKsI BRICKsII RRICKsgiI

JHALED proposals wiz Be received By he Carroll CouBty
- Misunderstanding Company, up in he l % June next lor
ne making and burning o. million Of bricks The coutcl1
% hsFe ne privilege Wi0ui charge o. using Eo5d ceufena
the yard
FoT further infoEmsioa apply he snisned % Csrro
ton, Miss. W. d.. snAN5BunT,
PRECEDENT Carroll County Manufacturing Company
Nashville UsIos six lines daily lsnd
bill 70 this ofies - 1TT0ltt0a lAias Ds7loerat-
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Also, The Great Religious Book Of the day
A PLEA FOR CHRISTIAN UNION.
BY Rev JOHN p CAMPBELL, Printed by A. STrrT, and for
sale Z. HAGAN Al College Street Constantly receiving
by Express al publications, in cloth and paper bindings
z. MAGAN,
june1 I CoIIere street.
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Refrigerator
GTmfenberE Dyseniery syrup.

ONG wanted have cone a. las. IRISH supply o. he h1
Philadelphia Rsgeratorl which, for ussf1ine1r nj 49,
ny are unequaiiet. MACKENZIE MINCHIS.
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NEW BOOKS.
Book, By TIE Anth0r OF the LhSPLIeHTER, entitled
"EI FUR EIDlS,"
Fer sale By +. EHAGAE.
friend VAENoHAE EsE from the Second German Edition.
For lie By 4. AAGANs
Also, DOyvss short Patent Sermons and Ma.
sheen Poetry Four Series by Dow -. For sale b
4. HAGAN.
Also, 8UtIedge, Novel, and ABORIGINAL
AInericauss by JtcoB Aver. Just received ale bg
e HAGANs
june2-Gu IL College street.
tify Residence for Sale.
WHTB oeesing Tor sale that elegant residence No ag
w Vine street, recently occupiet b, Thorpson go
containing six rooms in emain huding: also sVaats rooms
ken, carrisge house, STABLE etc. The ABOVE Is vsV der
bic residence, ard viii be sold On liberia. terms AppIyto
L & r " BLOWN
mey24 a Is Cherry street.
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AHEAD OF THE mAIL!!!

AHEAD OF THE mAlL!!!
NEW HOOKS BY SPECIAL EXPRESS :!
f. H "a Or a N
No. II College Street, No. Al.
EFAs just received new, complete and uniform edition Of
4 Z Alexander Dnmas' Works, cloth, svo. En-
Bragson, the Son Of Athos, Twenty Yeas After,
Diana Cf seridor, Couat Of sIonts Cristo
Louisa La VALERIE, Adventures Of a karquis
The Queens Necklace, The Countess de Charney,
Memoirs OF Physician, six Years After.
Call aud the only uniform cheap clifton OF DUMAS
" orks now in print
Also, A Complete and Uniform Edition Of
G. N. REYNOLDS WORKS,
In Cloth, svo.
Embracing the following
Rose Taylor, Kenneth the Earl,
Mysteries 0fthe Court Of London Easiaehe Quentin,
Lord Laxon ale, Yenita TreIawnsy
The Rye House Plot The Necromancer,
Count Christoral, The Bankers DauEhter,
Mary Price Rose Lambert
only complete, cheap and uniform American Edition pub
iishsd.
Also, Part Of the Uniform and Cheap Edition. Of
EMERSON BETNETT,S WORKS.
Now being published ia Cloth, I2mo. Consisting Of:
hate Clarsdon' The Forged VIII,
TIE Border Rover, Clara Moreand.
Bride Of the Wilderness
Also, New and Complete Edition OF
DICKENS SHORT STORIES.
In Cloth and Paper Containing Thirty-TyVO Stories,
BY oBARLEs DICKENS zsrer before Published 81 mis- Country.
Call and examine then.
Also, The Great Religious Book of the day
A PLEA FOR CHRISTIAN UNION.
By Rev. JOHN CAMPBELL Printed by A A. STrrT and for
sale by Z, HAGAN, II College Street Constantly receiving
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"a MS mecins Is uneqoals3 for Dflrhea Dyssrtsrv ana
other disorders % like nature. 10 % l3loofr-
EluNs it Is unequacd TIE Board 81 Heath OF NeE Tart
and ne Imperial Hospital Relefurk, reers ff
"a mos. re4na agent 10 all ls early stages % CHOLERA Ns
-y .noula Be without H. In ns hour where y1nng children
are liable % guler from tna el1g Of eating
~ aust tnen be apDleno tine % wait Tor tn Dolor
Ias medicine BE- relied onsand re prce il only Sd ccnf
enoug1 % take eff whole family Cor whole season.
uayl7 MACKENZIE 4 WTVCHrV
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BEBFR CITY
Insurance Company,
MEMPHIS, TENNESSEE.

ourpiua----- -..- tt.llI o.
ILL take Asks against lczs damage By Ffre on
w buildings Goods Wares and mer-
chamdiae generally.
ALs0-On Ship snts against the perils o.
Ocean ana River Navigation.
Insurss Lives Of Negroes az favorable rates.
II LAIRD, President
". WILKINSOS, secret1ry.
DIEEcrons
81 LAID WICEa
n GATEs, n W WrLrrr-or
buLIAHs q Q CLAWS,
b CnUHcH
DIRECTORS FOR FksHvTLHE
JoHH OTEKros, JoHN n liza.
4 Polcies issued and Loses promptly adjusted az s As
". IA. H. a II p PECK Agents.
mayl5-d3n Coonaads Buildings, Nashville. Tenn.
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Rss91rod That all citizens Of the United States have al
eq1a right settle with their property in the Territories Of tie
limited States and under the decisions Slpree Court
Of the United States which recognize correct exposition
Of the Constitution, neither their rights Of person property
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ATOW ne time fer Eruii Jli Before you buy any, sa
n Inc the cheapest and best.
TIE TEMPEST FEUIT IAHs
Are in great demand. q best article and ne ehs.ps in tt
market. lmaylll MACKENZIE MfECHIT.
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Auction saIe--Unclaimed BaggaEe.

HARDY BROTHEHss Auctioneers
ON SATURDAY MORNING., 9ra Of JUNE, at 10 o'efoes
will sell for accoant q Hu T. sc0tt, an uncIsi
baggage which uas m Cloud Hotel az the time e ~
closed, unless called for beiors the sls
HARDY nROTHFRs
uayso Au-tiepssrs GessaI Ag'ts, a PuBlie s11s,.
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o. Ola vuga and uslssssss BraHa, Auaorrs uaisa a.
United Vineyard Proprnstor'u Co. Coznae.
Fine Ola 'ssazerae'' Cngnae.
ssVaIIaRtIn', Coguae.
Old London Dock Coruae. &C.

10 Vhce would clle particular attention 81 conn1-era
and those gho pure article Of Brz1fT fsr n1I r
Pogs. Der brands Of Champagne VsTy ehoies ana
veil EnoEn:
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Also, 10. Of choice Whistles In store since 1ss7,
ana which defy competition
LELLTETr A. SMITH
may26 0l-dln 70 ~ and ~ sonLh NarEel 80.
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ADDIe brandy. I6 Years OId.

Also in Bond csEk q Jsel Hs8nslsy Brandy VINTAGE
Of lss2 which thinE VIII 'uis The most fistdou palate
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TnURsDAY, IL Z, So

DAILY So; TRI-WEEKLY IS; WEEKLY 81.
nvAHlABLT II kDvABcE.
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:. Q. aRmFIEH ;. ID.

Ans. s. g. EASTMAN. n q rrvvrzpvov
J. o. GRIFFITH mo al PIrRcu /
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e. LAEIEA. WI. FHILLIrs. 4. G. uFEuEy
LAREBR, PHILLIPS q CO.,
WHOLESALE GRO0ERS. COA1HToB KkRcRAAEs
AND pEALERs IN
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC LIQUORS,

EWTE in receipt OF heavy stock Of GROCERIES Ii
w QUOkS5 &c, comprising extensive and varied
ment Of sve thing usually kept in line which
spectfully invite the attention OF the trade.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-12-21
EMPORIUM OF ART.

JAMES FRYER invites attention to the very extensive
oil Looking Glasses now in store suitable for
every position and Of all sizes
Mantel Mirrors, Pier and Wall do oval and SQUARE
Cornces Tables, Brackets, Consos &C., at unequalled
prices.
The latest English and standard French Engrayings al
ways in stock.
Particular and undivided attention is given to the depsrt
ment of PICTURE FRAMES. Aso frames for Miniatures
Photographs, Portraits, &c.
FRYER'S Galleries,
No. 81 Sou tn Calvert st,eet,