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The Presidential Election.
hTs5OuRI.

81 LOUIS, Nov ID. 1890
The result Of the election In this state doubtful, aud
nothing be known positively for several days The
RepNbitcdn osuree Doug slightly ahead, with about
thirty counties 20 hear fr The Bulletin hgures Bell
copsdernbly ahead with thirty counties to hear from
Tia vote for Brecknr ise far heard from, % 000
for Lincoln, lie oo0 Fifty four counties (ofc.aD give
Bell "a sel; DOugias, 20 Gil
VIRGINIA.
The Alexandria 6ag.tte reports all the counties beard
from, but Braxtoa Clay, Craig. Fayettc, Gies Logan,
Mercer, Raleigh Tucker Wayne, Webster and W. omiig,
which gave fletcher fsi majority show Bells gain Ia 72o
Breckinridse's gain 1881. Brecknrdge's majority
far, l3l.
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II. Il. Al. Albert Edward, Prince OF

NAee and sur
9IRskyis GALLERY, 7W BROADWAY.
Tie pbo1grsph ~ the Prince erhisusr-the isHs
hs@r = cae-s-s msie ~ roysl desire a the Revere
House b,.lu. UctnSer IA 1860 His Royal Highnesa not
svins r 10 q, rhs y sev YORK hrough
E Arrhibaid, NJ sni. York, hs viii.
Dgocse s for hs p5osogrspk " xsesrs Quincy rn,
ney would Boston. The undersigned lnn-disiely
paired uh>r he results OF tbsr sish
firur~~ the GALLERY Acknowledged by the Prince.
wen TIE lundreds Of walters ~h5 b.
best cfue y hin ert1nl Aso vie- AL TIE uernbeu Of
The Eoysl party snf their Autographs
Copies row re.dy n
sizes s largest plates made W The caartcs do vst
fnr aihurrs
yv.sa rr-pulies Al . nhersi discount
y 0uRrEY A son, Pho,oyr~phc Artists
gruAx
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FoKr kIAKsHr, Nov. IL, 1850.
p Strong IN the Commsssry Department o. ths United
states amy tally ahot dead Ksarney City,
about two miles west OF this place, Sunday evening,
the llth By M Mount, o dischareed sergeant Of the
United STATES Army, who halfway EAst from Camp
Floyd.
ina passed here Of t~o O'Clock Monday afternoon.
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upDN dtb Managers 0f Tbs
DKr1vARK. gEsIucTy sissouRi STATE LorrpRfxS
LuswAss-kxtsA Class 5si, Nov. Is 1850
30, %, 10, 49, ., b5, 80, SO, IL, so. IL, 81, 81.
DuavARx-ttsss sa2 Nov 70, 1860.
q, 20, AZ, 81 10, 81, 20. -, ~. 81. Q. IS, 81.
crealSs ,.n,n.e - sssrss sy aad,es.ias siihe, %
Or 70 WOOD, EDDY a co Il. Louis. Missouri.
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Iron Work For Buiidings.-Ir0n Store
ard Rsrh Fronts Coumpa 6rders Beams Doors Shutters.
sairs, Rapk Vaus widow Lniels, Capitals for columns,
screens for stesmpire, ard desnon Of dre Iron
worS. IA .ES l.. JACKSON BROTH eR's Iron worka,
Twenty eighth street. Second and twenty ninth
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Drawing OF Il. Franes,s p.lawar,

esssrs corrTy, Class I'll Nov. ~ Isso
Ii, 81, 40, 81, 80, q, n. 4, 81, 20, %, 2, 81.
coTsnupArrb LorrrEy, CLs~ 9t. Nov. Is ls6O.
81, ~, ~, 3, go, =. SO, 10, Is, 81. 81, 2.
X. yAAsCE.
Wnrlnxon, Delaware.
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Just Received per Last steamer q Large
assortment Of Tsos Cork Boots Slippers also warm
velvet and fur boots and Ovcpboee.
n. l. HILL. ST. Broadway.
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srProssn slvn.--The schooner wliliam + cogsTeli
hauled from pier no North river, and anchored bcoF
Bedos's Isisnd 90 Monday. Suspicion beng entertained
ina, tho aboss 20 be engaged 10 me tags fade,
sho wa se'aod On woucsT n'sht y ne UTes cs''27
Harriet Lace AEd bropgh. LasE ia tbs sAy
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Georgia and Soath Carolina Bank Notes.
NASHVILLE, Team, Nov 10, 1880.
Georgia and south Carolina bank notes are ave
Der ceutuln decoult.
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sAvsrvAH, Nov 10, 1850
The steamship X r. Cnyer froo New FORK. arrived
Al the wharf ~ eleven O'Clock this morning Az yell
CHARLxsros, Nov. 10, 1880.
me GATED ssas mall Steamship James Adger Captain
J. d Philips from new York, arrived here a. twelve
oclock moon this dAy (russday).
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PhotOgBnp pins I'm Brooklyn.-WfilIam m
SON. Estabished Eighteen Hundred and Fifty one
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ALBANY, NOV 10 800.
The Bursssses Cops Of this city have resolved 10 20 70
washirgtor 70 attend The Inauguration They viii iurn
out one hundred mufksHL
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Sfx Fine shirts for Ss. Warranted Co FIT.
Moobys shirt Harufactory, 26i Broadway.
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y aowaFh, NO, Nov 10 I5tU
Anro At P.myra, Ne. laat evenipg, destroyed tom
sl5 occ ~ so Co ~orta a booxs, dry goods 40, 10
ershrr 9Th stofcs
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SAILING OF the Stsa mshap 0ispvflis-
Nav oRIsAss, So- ID, 1880
Ths United staise mall st<smship Bieuvle sails for
New York the 18th Inst
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E.aebiisbsd 1899.
EpNTrCKv SALT RIVER
BOURBON WHfsEEY DfsTfisLERfES
gad-esF ampy suits salt River Dshierfes, K.ntrcky
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ina malls per the Europa VIII close about eisnt O'Clock
70 morrow (weopesday) morning but abe viii not leave
Der dock until about eleven o'clock
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K0nmsns stock
WINTER ciSru1su. ID.
GREAT RKDUOrIoNt

We hays concluded 70 offer large and coplets
winter Clothing and Furnab,ng Goods TOR ard boyu
grssi redu ton In crtcrs. preparatory " removal
Determined 70 Gloss out hs entire ssocx In the
sai,i star d. brlnf what 1t nay.
rss great opportunity 70 provide complete ous
tes sro1r the largest Nock of mon and boys
CLOTBlsG AND rUkkIsBiN0 GOODS
In tho city,
At ExTHEMxI.v LOW PRIGxH
DEvIIN, HUDSON A, co.,
ass, 259 and $50 broadway.
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PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 10, 1soo.
train % tho Camden aud Anboy Railroad ran on the
:rsck near Borinsioo this morning. The cars wcro
smashcd ard an cmploye was slightly injured.
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1IadssG Rsautfner.'--phsfSp ~ sons
enrw Waite Oriental Cream Sold by al drursists.
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The fugitive slave excitement IA ended. A warrant
~As issued late ast night for the OF tho
claimed slave for tsordery conduct, and placed In the
hands Of Deputy ehern Anderson 10 Atanosng 10 take
her from the armory to she JAIL she was rescued BY
negro mob and carried OIL.
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uerrine's Patent Champion Fire and
Bussr Proof Safes 5l Broadway OF Murray street
New York.
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uuotoaras cared Ia Etys Mtuatss ~
" TWEfhf wrr feifu s#UttiEr faus-hrt NarNr. az
aai@ t0 40 IT hour SOD ~ Al d44fsas g. .lslA ss
retAa gg.ifs = 80 ~. Hew fstk
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DO It.-Buy Your Fail Hat, IL You
want az elegant and cheap cne KNOWS az Broadway
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ChrfstodoTo's HAIR Dys. wigs ard Tou-
rrs the world Wholesale ard retail aDd he dgs
privately xtpIS3. No Ast9E houae.
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= BesutffoI Complexion 80 phstan's
'Eto~ wbne OfieelAi CREAM Price % ceata bots
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HfIrs HAIR Dye. 90 Cents. Utacs or
r1vr wsfrNnt@d Depot No srciay srsct and sold er
all
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The Wonderful ALfsc Children, with
CHER wonders, aud the drama of Ross
Ernsr are drawing great sds NJ BAsNU Ma Museum
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The Sweeping Demand for Whites
Psnls church Nr' -
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Ciu~hugh's iiIusiss Nir-A Novelty
PNuls nGua.uahe 20 tgrnlnz ~ bthind ~ broadway,
rest ~ ~ kfs~arta.
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Grover g. Bak.r's Celebrated sofasIss
rsmfy Sewing ysrhlne, tes Broadway, New York
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Millions or Niygers And Millions OF
Ani tha ana the pooshou for the
psopr Phoor sphed n sigh, b. HOLMES 5Js Broad
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pr h MkBgH of the well Known house. a Marsh 4 Co
~ Vesey Hours, taa church devqses
pecisi aroa the surgical al, os 81 bis radical Cure
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invited Aeoo the funeral from the rse,dsnos ~ ma.
parents, NO o. fu.n street, wn,.~asburg. on Thu,,
Van wAu.-ln jersey City, N J. o.. raee,.v rcvs-..
Der ls NARY, wife Of Phiip Vac wsrt, s,s,d IL .mr d
4 months.
me relatives and friends the family ara resca,se
invited 70 attend the funeral this wednesday, aesns
Ut two O'Clock, from ber late residence M AN Yo1s
street, Jersey CITY, without further invitation
WAUD5 in this city, on saturday November 10 MAuA
WSnfIs wife q Burgess Wauds, In the 56th yea q hsr
age.
WARD -On Monday November u, JoHs WARD . m
tive Of the parish OF hultarham county westn oeah
Ireland, eyed 80 years.
His friends and thosc Of his fsniy, also OF his sis W
Bridget Ward respectfully nvftcd 70 attend hs fa
raj from hts late residence, No 366 First avenue IA
Nednesday AFTERNOON, at one O'Clock. His remains ~
be inferred IN CAlysrylCemetery.
Hartford (Conp.) papers please COPY.
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Vhe Cambridge Museum OF Comparative
Zoology.

Tho Museum Of Comparative Zoology at Cambridge
dedicated 70 day The exercises cocsuted OF addresses
by Governor Banks President Felton, Professor Asassx
and DR. jacob Bgelo~ large and interested audience
present The Museum N Endowed With y226 900, Of
which 500 900 Is BY The STATE and the remainder by In
diyidual Donations.
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BstehsIor's Hair Uy<-f,stssbis, Harm
ifss AEd biark tr1wu Fsa4fy 81 BrrGay
-srsc. sos sd srpIe6 a BarcHyToR's ~l fsSsofy, 10
na.1a
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MuRoHAsrs HAvfss raAyTs BIIaR AouUrs
lvl Ia. coil czs III Sgc-aC1y =
isadsd v y AnAvs KIfRsA COMPANY.
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ExCxEEs rsRrsA JElLy-A DELICIOUS pEssERr
III the substitute fnr Asiua food enriohes
tables % The House and AL the principal psloona
rr~ Fsrna Bo " prevent burning 1rcsns Jolly
M0uida a. various forms and pstsrna fer riN 81
tabli,hnenL No new Canal street Easi BroaiEay
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MISCnLLAHEOUD,
4 CARD.
"A The sabscrber will send 70 an Crss) - ..
cp~ son run fireons for using his OPA BA In for
nyyn Q. blotches P1mpes, FTockiSs Ae d.
Ato fessresus Stimulating Onauent which wArYAuH06 =
nnos on fu sci Of whiskers In from -four eight wee
Apply IN o. address
THo3 II. CHATHAM,
ChemH 81 Broadway, New Y0G.
AVN HvrRDxIL.s soNs.-wRDpIEa CARDS A.
York AsAblished LSl6
Ar 0INBRn Hs-THI GRAY CARD AND OFF,
"A noveiteA sasin Tic for wedding cards ln pSrfep
ZONES, 10 AND ~ ANN gTRBEr n FKMRs
"A cali dressed Boots ~ 50 double cole water proof
boote NJ B-Csu and zee them.
A DAMS rxPRcss COMPANY OWE PROMPT Ayyv
n u0o 70 ne cosotann Of Draftz Notss Blla Asosptnn
A RTlFICrAL TEETH-THE GREATEST nfPROyR
~ ment U atmospheric plaes n. LEvRrf's patent H,s1.
hesee ~ facrg highly giving
messct'on hitherto undesirable II wavcriey places ~
broadway. Established 1870
A BEAUTIFUL. COMFORTABLY, DURAsIE SEP 90
Iath from SAC 70 Us. DR.. LUTHER. den.h6 Q8 yeas
A. Great Jones street
CURk FOR HERNIA Or RUPTURE
"A WHITES PATENT LEvER TRUSS
iuss The thing Every nsirg Truss should ~
new Invention Female tuppo-terv Brace SuspcnseU
aao procured OF the proprteors 0RE3OhY 90. Ga a
pemnblet. 70 70 Bond stree, New York
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EsrABLrsHnD SIXTY YEARS.
krIK'E CABINET FUHSrrURB vAsEROOMx.
~ and ia Fourth northwest " Bruadwur
Superior Parlor traz5 Dining and Bedroom rurrxss 4
every style.
FROM he pisir ans sub~Anul 70 The eisgAnt and srpes
~ reasonable prices.
Interior Doooraalooa, Pisr nAntel 0laassa, -
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rMPosTANr TO sUoAR PLAINTIFF.

" ~ utroi reed into The principal prs4sanS
GLANDS a. The world. Lsnv New
world hfr 'ntrrviCw viii ,iaxAs.
planters ~ - fcu,Acrr STATES usy rcsit.s tks
raty III prs~rni n ~hrhe- Fuuh
ptrcdage sad pate 1ouixAslA 10, ~ /,
tro~s eug.r r.teu, Hsrst nfNc~.
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EUREKA SEWING MACHINES.
~ PkIoE so, HEnEHRS ATT AOHuD.
IN WEEKLY on MONTHLY rNsTAIMBxxs
cmce Cps broadway. Agents wpat.c Liberal commaAaa
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90 NJ M t. RCIA Al.
DAILY Carr Cry orricx,

DAilY Carr Cry orv,cx,
Keokuk, Oct. 18th.
L FLoUK--su perfns, 81 90 spfing wheat, ex-
ira, 81 30, Fall wheat, extra, 50 rs.
BRAN AND SHORTS, Ao.o 5s psrIeo.
coAN~ Ger 20, old in good demand II to 49,.
BARLEY-spring 4oa45c.
WHEAT Ir good demand. Fall 81 90 to 10;
Spring so h, s7c.y
oAIs--ls 10 20, active demand.
RYE--40 to as in good demand.
P0TAroEs--2o 10 rs by the load retail SIS.
aROCERlES--Kew Orleans sugar, fair sAae,
l24 Is. NJ Plantation 3s to 40, 8. ii. 40
20 is, Golden Syrup, IS to 7so. cofee-Rio 10
10 IL. Java 10 60 zoe. Laguyra, TO 10 to IT. Rice,
b5a7.
soAP-Pslm s4c, Family SIC; German, tein.
Tto7i.
CANDLEs--star TITO 10, stsarine IS, Mould
i2s, summer pressed, 1b
LARD--12 to I24j retail i5o.
BUTTER Common 10 to l2; Choice ID to is !;
retail i7A.
LEATHER-sole Is TO 2sc; Harness 274.
HTDks--Dry ii TO liz; green, Al to Sc green
sheep pelts 40 to Use green hog Inns ~
hAY--Prairte - to - 26 Timothy d HungH.
riaa, tsi to t9 Baied do xlea 70 Sill Retail, sIz
to Is
bIEDS---Hungarian Grass .25a3e Timothy 81
30 to 0a; Flax seed, 26aSI 90.
bUEDkIEs-0nions, So TO 40; Eyes, I2to 124.
Feathers, Soc TO s5o; " nite Beans, 10 to 50.
fkuII-Driea apples, 70 to / 40 per hush.
Dried peaches, 81 70 to 250; kaiains, 81 goto
. as
cHEKsE--W. h. llaI2i Denmark . to 10.
BEEF-ia&s!e gross; BE TO 4ac per quarter.
sHEEP-sI 30 10 81 rs " head.
H0aS.-Dressed, s. 90 to GEO.
sALT-a. A., 81 40 10 As per sack; KanAw-
hg, foa12e per Dbl. Liverpool, 81 s0a1 90 per
sack. Lake 81 Is to 81 Is " Dbl.
ffSH-AackereI, Eo.I $40 TO *3i = Dbl; Nc.
= sic to*ig; No. ) Sf7tosls. White No. 50 10
10 s5 rs " half Dbl. Cod Fwh stoerh.
RAG--za to 22c.
OLD IKos-A to 10 per n, Brass Q to loc per
ID; Copper III to lac per n.
ExcsAssE.--0p New York fer currency l per
cent; forged per cent. st Louis per cent.
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Dir. Ashbury vandevort left his residence
near Sugar Greek bridge, on the Sc. Francis
Vile road, last Sunday morning was 10 Ke.
okuk on Monday, aud has not sinos been
heard from ky his family. Hs had been sick
for some time previous, and IL 10 thought he
was derangei at the time hs left.
Dir. vandevert 10 about thirty years old,
Eve feet nine inches high, with black hair
and whiskers, and the little finger OF the
right hand has been Gu: of at The kDuekle
joint.
Any aid or information to lead to the dis
covery Of bis whereabouts will be gratefully
acknowledged By bis wife.
Address Rebecea Jane vantovort, Sum.
mitville, Lee county, Iowa.
will our exchanges up and down the river
please notice.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
CITY HlAPEnNAaN.

Remember that The City Dispensary is open eve
ny day frem 10 10 III O'Clock a. m, when the poor
receive Medical aid Surgical advice grata-
itoasly.
No charge for medicines when authorized by the
Mayor. or proper representative Of the City Cour-
ell.
Prompt attendance il required, M no eases will
receive attention after the hour specihed.
sepi27d J.c. HUGHES, Dean.
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EH-0ne Of the Sest articles Of the present day
for purifying The blood and imparting healthy aud
inv goratsng tone 20 the human system, IL MIC
Leans Strengthening Cordial and Blood Purifier.
We know IL il, Tor wa have tried it.
see advertisement, in another column.
Oc.. IL aAw
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rTW We received q communication in rela-
tion 10 speech delivered at Bloomfield by
townsman OF ours. The speech 10 not worth
the powder. The man who made ID don't
know who he 10 going TO vote for, nor " on't
find out till election day, and it don't SNAKE
DIFF of difference" what be says up to that
time.
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lTA little fellow -four years old, the 9th
err day non -piassed bis mother by the follow
ing inquiry "Mother, if . man 10 . Mister
amt q woman Mistery?n
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1--WE love to listen to the soft brsathings
OF the flute, the Koliau melodies OF the harp
and the bewiidering tones of the violin, but
thsn the kettle drum--"sh lhere's the rub"
A~dub.
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GVMrs. Yell lately cowhidsd Mr.. Lay for
not performing = promise to marry Der. Az
be woulin't make her Lay, she made hlm
Yell.
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AsGfogp, CatarsuEus To-, n. 4.
April 9Th, 500.

April 9th 1850
Mn W. u. SLpAN: Bir-I have b cen all etsd for
q long time with q swelling on ons Of my legs
90 used By Jam which made NE 80 lame that /
did not walk q step q three weeks. 1t was very
m ach swollen--of = dark purple color AM 80 pain
full that could rot sleep. TRIED about q dozen
different kinds If applications. all 10 no effect.
until applied your Ointment. In twelve thours
after. tue pain ceasexA and the swelling entirely
disArpoared--the limb assumed shea ithy appear.
saEe and e4uld stand On the foot believe the
Ointment 10 be the bsst article Of the Mind now in
usa. Ii has also nearly cured the salt rboun On
the hand with which Iapplted the Ointment 20 my
leg chesrfully recommend il lo the public. Try
IT, Ii ms hunting
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r HE KLOk U X FEM ALE

HE KkOk U X FEM ALE
II M L N "A IL ".
THIS Institution will commence its third Aca-
demic gear On Monday, september 70, & -
lower story of the Chatham square Church, corner
Of Morgan and Seventh.
A competent Teacher has bee on secured TO give in
structlons in French.
The Primary Department, under the care of Miss
Il. CopeliE. will hereafter receive Girls only.
For Prospectus of the lnrtiiution, Apply to the
Principal, Rev. c. A. Williams, or tn the presi-
dent, or Secretary Of the Board Of trustees
WM. THOMPSON, Pres't.
III. STRONG, Sec'y.
h.okuk, Aug. I'll c3nl
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BANKERS, ATTENTION!
Safes, Bank Locks, and Vaults

HALL. CARROLL d CO.,
| MANUFACTURERS of the celebrated Halls
Patent Concrete Fire and Burglar Proof Safes,
which are known to be superior to any other, and
are perfectly free from dampness. None but those
marked "Hall's Patent" can be relied on.
We are also sole manufacturers Of the world
hank Lock, a.LOrd,s GhnmpAOn,r
with HaIls Improvement.
The advantages which this Lock has over all
others
1t has an outside combination key that win
battle the most expert burglar or scientific mechsn-
lei il has no keyhole or stem, spindle or dial that
can be knocked uf or SO defaced rs TO prevent the
person having the key and co mbination from epen-
ing tho safe.
I'd. 1t 10 impossible TO get any explosive matter
In the lock, or in any way deface the face OF the
door TO prevent the person having the outside
key and com bination from opening the safe.
Sd II has no springs, and for this reason alone
places it abo any lock in AZ 1t Ii impossible
to get Ii OF order, and it has greater security
than any lock known,
We invite all Bankers, County Treasurers. Msr-
chants and others, TO call and examine Il.
HALL, CARk0LL 90.
SALES Ro0M--No. ~ Main-st., Merchants Ex-
change Buildings, st. Louis, Mo.
July "A, 5s-ddw-sdply
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POhT OF KEOKUK.

Arrivals, Oct. 20.
Die Vernon, from Sc. Louis:
pesMoines, q
Northern Light, from st. Louis
New Bon-Acoord from St. Louis.
w. l.. Ewing from st. Paul.
Harmonic
Ad. lime
Eagle, from Wxrsaw.
River stationary with IS inches water on the
Rapids.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-10-22

~ r. HUMPHREY. Auction and Com
-. mission Merchant, No. Rates House.
Regular Auction Sales sn Tuesday, Thurscsy
and Saturday mornings; also every evening. Eur.
niturc sales every Saturday morning.
- Particular attention given TO sales In fAe
country. Ami
| TUsr received from the American Clock Co. .
u large lot Of 80 hour and day clocks, assorted
''y sophia d - 1''F' A'''' HUMPHREY.
ID EUEIpED this cay, on consignment, cases Of
Mime Calf Boots be closed out Immediately,
No. Estes House. [septiz
fUST received from the m Manufacturers large lot
~ Of Hoop skirts; siso,a large consignment Of
septf2d
Nov on hand ) large stock OF Jewelry vi every
IN variety; also Stationery and Notions of ali
kinda Merchants aud Peddlers will do well to call
and examine this stock it will be closed out very
Low. ID. f. HUMPHREY,
sepsi2 Auotioneers
Iusf received Pocket Cutlery OF every variety
~ and quality, aud a large assortment OF Table
Cutleryj also lot u Plated Taoic aud Tea spoons,
at No Estss House. [septI2dl
TusI received large consi gnment of Table Cut
myss DF. HUMPHREY.
A VALUABLE HOUSE AND LOT 10 this city
n for sale, or win be exchanged for FARM
Apply to ID. r. HUMPHREY.
usT received consignment of fne Pocket
~ Knives direct from manufacturers, which vii
besoid al private sale DO per cent less than usual
pricss. Lspi6dl d. +. HUMPHREY Ag't.
I HAVE been appointed sole agent for the ssis Of
Franks Chemical Writing Fluid, which fer
commercial and school purposes IL highly recon-
menied equal 10 he best Ia the market.
ap26d b. r. HUMPHREY.
TTT z Ia u T. A ID siI~7
OD&4
MKS. y. n. TALON
NTISHES To call the attention of the Ladies
w 10 her FALL AND WINTER STOCK Of
MILLINERY!
COMPRISING
BONNETS, RIBBONS, FRENCH AND
AMERICAN FLOWERS,
FEATHERS, &C.;
Cioaks, shawis and Zephyr Moods,
Hosiery;
KID GLOVES AND GAUNTLETS,
Dress Trimmings and
EnHROYDERIEs,
Hoop skirts and Corkets,
BLACK LACE Walls,
ANA General Assortment OF FANCY ARTICLES.
octsd NO. IA hAIN-sT.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-10-22

ATHESKuN To.NieHr The crowded hous.
- that witnessed the great painting, illus
trativs OF DIR. ksne's Arctic Expedition 10
search Of Sir John Franklin, have induced
the manager to remove from the Court House
to the AthsnGum, where, ON Saturday night,
ii was witnessed by very large and fash-
ionahis audience. We are pleased TO an
nounce that this interesting work will remain
with US for three nights during the present
week, sfording 40 opportunity for those who
have not witnessed it to do 80, and those who
have, to pay second visit, and see II under
the advantage Of gas light. We know Of no
better way OF passing an evening than Wit
Messing this Interesting work and listening 10
the vivid description given by Mr.. Paul,
which, in itself, 10 worth more than the price
Of admission. He gives, in the course Of an
hour, the essence OF big book, with the ad-
vantage Of life.like Illustrations.