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mop sAIR-GRyAT BARGAIN--A valuable

UOR sALE-GREAT BARGAIN--A valuable
T. CO.L NINE wyo|ns vy;sS Iors rs sss.s un
lf.3 wh the richs.t win. Of the host Of A"tbn Coal
mi read win be oomPisted tafe en- ms properly
vii fsna'' T" c. X, Poa-0Gncs, Ees'Yot-
v1OR SAIE-In Clennont av., Brooklyn, nfs
m Pa'tr-sy Two ,USEs. al ned IN the yer' h's IN a
M furnace ia o.iars and III modern poVsmensi
ibborbood the beet In the city loqdire % the premise
NOR SALE-Two Grst-class 4-story stone-front
II HOUSES nth ade 42dst, 6tb-av, NO I; ana !,
West with ch porso doorUsys street paved 81 Bed.s
vice Houses 10 resp O. hr Ola"
ksst Tsms 70 suit Inquire Of ROBINSON NO St W ~
agJst or SMITH No 70 "e-t 2th At or NO so hn'N'u
81, or on the pr niece To be .eo a. all hours.
NOR SALE or EXCHANGED Four-Story,
II Brwp Stone Epglsh. basement HOUSE, 10 tat id
s.e on oay terms with ~i,hoa, farninre SMALL hol1n
tsks IN pat payment Apply ia d. d. sEELf NO LIZ Df'aa
way, third story.
ORANGE, N. Fifty Country Seats, Village
" Residences. farms, and vlls sites great s.ts,y eSe
,s,t and for sale By II BLACKWELL, 50 william st N
y from 70 II a M 20 Maine st. Ornnge, from to M
$780,
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DROOKS's PATENT Glaze SPOOL COTTON,
ID White Black md ColoJed -Aosoutoy ulTvs'ed for
hand or machine sewtrg al the rtme = for sale ~
wv. berry sNlfH. Nos " a. aod Z" Nes"ySt N y
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IOHN AUNROE g. Co,
y AMEpICAN BlsKERs
No. 5RUE DE La PAX. PARIS,
No. 9 WALL sT. NRw.YORI

No. . v a Id VI NJ F.FUKk
orsnt LETTEss OF CRs mr. for aercsn-fIs Purpssu
Also. CIRCULAR LETTERS or CREDIT % lbs prtsasu
towns and cti-s Of EUROPE
Also on AexsDdhA, Ca TO- Beyro1f Jets.aIs, Are- Ia
sILLS ON PARIS. sai sTERLlNG BILLS Il .s.A, i, e.
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6onsrs 10 Get.

pOOMS 90 LET.-A pleasant suit Of ROOMS
ke % LIFT Furnished Unfurnhed n a Gen lsman and
lie Single Gen-ueu eest e references sgon AMI
quied Location No. S82 f.h.st, near LaGyoaep'dce
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ONTARIO BANK, UTICA Under and pur-
~ sosrt 70 order che Prm CONT grsot-d sep H.
1850 filed In the oc q the CrTs n the County Of Oa-rA
Ire Is hereby es~n that al PRO .. ,rportsss
h,viDs claiming B. hsve, any CLAIM o DFs Nd
P-s+, DIR, ard Coupsay otne pNTArfs
BakK sEsins the uncersgned thu nevef o. 60
BspbI As- CT tno required snt thu usA-s
gsue1 At be Office a. The city Of tica Ouri'a Couuty Y
before The Let Day Of Move rher sud In d-su -
doirc ssd peroa. AID corporations IN b. ~ rd
any share dvier IN the od scd asst hid bg sntes
.lsuee th- ~ be p-d b. it " se
zion hos dem pesentt ADD sued aud the snrp o.
spy Nn b. dtinu'e smong he stockholders Of tn.
zion Utica, Sept n. 1862
EDMUND A wETa0RE. Receives.
roo LOAN on BOND and MORTGAGE.-ws
Il have ail9 zoo 10 he INVESTED n BOND .nj MORT
CAGF 20 suu, OF FsNa At u9gs o. -sYok popsrtYG
e'so fOp &C. Ali n will be ,sT ei shove IN us1
about St0COo On Brortiyu AID tutbuiban D oprry
FIELD McLEAN. Aec 'nee's No Plnest
S2O,UtW. Housr 10 ,SI i ~" asw Il s'oi eo
warts TWENTY THOUSAND Dol LARS s1rcial osPtL
With view increanF their bnsioess Address II NRo-
WARE. Boz No. SIS Pet pfic..
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cusomedto ,ution In beht srmin vie. u New Easlt ID sod
th. cty IN nov plea au, add voaby saa ed snort dis
lance the city or TAKING the tire iAKGE Oh nail
CLASS Of YOUNG LADIES To psretts -sgaids I, tave
and sting the best Tor their daughters lioa
Ills opp Ituuit, particularly Invited Address 81 A. j.
BIoaoNhI f0skOnIoo.
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TOR SALE.-Tho four-story Brick STORE and
LOT No lac Pearl Wal offered for by the
EHrcutTs Of Thos Burning desesed, TO se't tho estate
Inquire Of ARR HULL on the premises, o. JOSEPH
BREWSTER, No. 100 Bossry.
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ID II. MACY il NOW OPENING his FALL
II. lmPORrAuoNS Of LADIES fge FrDoh KID
GLOVES ID AL cooTs, bss i;s % ceu's pair
Hui stocE & hue LACEs and EMBtOIDERlES
Full stock e ell CAN'T X BBONS AID Zoe tIeuch Flower
Full ,tork Of fan h .SIFRY All GLDVES
Fol- .tcck Of AHlrE GOODS, FLANNELS &c.
Fol- st.Ck Of LINEN 5 aud LINEN CAMBRIA HANDEEN-
CHIEFS - - -
Full so. h of Ladies' UNDER CLOTHING
Foil stock q YANKEE MOTIONS
Ladies sw "ertia TO tud With Us tu assortment oil
the gboye souds AZ the 10 Pest prices e. II MACY,
Nos. 2Jf aud 205 9th Az,
second entrance below lih-st
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EOk SALE-On favorable terms, and in guam
ics suit purchasers 80 sores ofthe Bay View fsrn
situated 5dav ana th ct BrookJR near Bay Ridge within
30 uitut.s ( Ntw.Yok. RoT maps, 10, Inquire Of L.
BERGEN, No ~ Pine It
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1u5trnction.

A NTHONs (Mr. GEO. CO. CLASSICAL,
N FRENCH AND ENGLISH SCHOOL 9th Gymnasium
under special teacher ard PrePanso Dspartm-nt no sE
Rrosdwsy cor l8tht opens Sept 10 Crcniss at RandOpho
No s9 aud Chtep II, 7a Rrosd and at No Is n az
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TOR SALE MOBILE CITY ETGGT PEI
CENT s0NDS, coupon. psyshs seui alnusllf at tie
NeIcbous Psbk NeWYor eia tax h.s oe@H levied 20
The pronpt payment Of the 10 est h~ baods
spa create krg iIod icett 20 redeem tha9 the, -.
800 g due For FIJI part u,rs sppy to DUNCAN. SHgs-
MAN & Co corner OF Pin snd Ma 4. WHITE
HOUSE, son MORRIS On, No. 81 Wlism-st, MerskassS
FxohsI
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c. MEARs BURKHARDr

respectfully h Prents and Guardian, that her
ENGLISH and FRENCH BOARDING AMI OAC SCHOOL
vii Ten WEDNESDAY,. Sept Cifculars n b. Oh.
tanned be- resu No 80 Wet l5' st. a tn k'tre Of
okwood = Us. No ~ Broad lay frru,ne's
Mu,c stre No. 1O Broadway APP icah ~ let,ec uu
SEPT vi i've 1omp; at enpn. add ter hch date
them 10 Per
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y. S55 FuoDs hrookJ u.-A the m"deru dapcss tsnsh'
of lessons. Cl-ses ming Ladies Oh
TUe.6sy AID Friday ate ct o'clock ueuteuen on
Tuesday end Friday venngs Il o'clock isses and Mssfs
sdDesdsy snd Saturday ait noous ct o'clock SEM for
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- A. SMITHS SCHOOL for BOYS, Lenng-
l)s top 18th 1T
Term oommeuces Sept 10.
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DOYS BOARDING- SCHOOL, at Little Ferry,
ID Reign Co N J-Boys receive pAIentd care sGd
thorough for 5 80 Per quarter Next term opens
Nov. l. For Circulars, address b. "lNaNii faa
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Gouses au0 farms hanleo.
real estate for Sale.

n Nm NJ IUI bNLD--h HIEHII NuIIdUIV I NTtH
for grain truck II l23 situated "a g Co
NJ u frou the cit nsviga,n bounded turoDk
improvements large b mansi"n lafg tsn1utauss ban.
cBi &c house &c all uode good fencing This property Is
Pos,ession 2s,h Ne Cd ensuing J. MILFORD No South
Weterst, Phlsdelphis
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MRS. WILLlAMtS's
FRENCH AND ENGLISH
DAY AND BOARDING. SCHOOL,
M 2G Wat Aqthat. nnsI sth.AS..

MRS. l.. B. RICHARDS is prepared to receive
k yous diss WHO DO not Sh to onto, dr boArda s-
school, but VITO desTlus Of spending ths wnte IL NeS
ora for he puroose Of All Lessons Ia Music Lingu goJ
Drawing &c Il the b. ct usssTs nneoI With attoad
on ectus Concerto Sc Sri-f,ct references gwen ard
lrd FOR further informal apply to Mrs NO 81 East
32d.ft.. NJ Y
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naiIp C5a3ettr aaO Gomrt.
BATON RoUGE,
FRIDAY,:::,.:::::;: :::;:;:;:;:::isEPT "a, 1860
ssy- For regular and special fsvors
are we indebted to Mr.. Conckling,
Clerk on the Wharfboat.

TpF FAtL AND WisTER BusISEss.--fes
terday morning, we had the pleasure OF
taking by the hand, Mr.. VIM. Bogei, aud
Frank fIuguet, who have just returned
from the Northern cities where they have
been to purchase their fall and winter
stocks Of merchandise. The former brings
large stock of Drugs, Medicines and
Fancy articles; aud the latter Hardware
and Cutlery. The stocks of our growing
city for the Fall and Winter trade, ore
larger and richer than ever imported IN
any two years previous. New buildings
are going up on all hands, aud the demand
for store room. IL not half supplied. Most
Of our merchants have come 10 be direct
importers from England, Frnnce and Ger
many, and they offer inducements to the
country trade, far greater than can be
had in the commercial Metropolis. This
IL no vain boast, but n fact, the truth Of
which can he realized by trial. In every
department the stocks are rich, large and
aried-Every article needed on the plan
tntinn: In the machine shop, OF for do
mestic and household use, can now he had
here. with unsurpassed facilities for tran
portation to the coast and interior ofneigh-
boring parishes.
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MAYORS OFFICE.


CRY OF BAToN RoUgE,
September 4, lsG0I
HAVING obtained n leave of absence
IL for three or four weeks from the city,
I have secured the services of L. A. Walk
er, ESQ, j. F., M Mayor pro tenn, before
whom all matters appeftaining TO the
Mayors Court will he tired. The police of
the city will be conducted by Marshals
Cousinard and Sanchez, and such patrol
ne they may designate, under the supervis-
ion of Mr.. Walker aud to the various
standing committees hereafter named, will
be referred al business over which they
have control:
lst. Committee Of Finance. II. Mat
IA, j +. Glover.
2nd. Committee on Streets, Landings
and public works.. N. Collins, A. De
laroderie.
3rd. Committee on Paupers and Loaf
ers-H. reralta, y. Arbour.
4th. Committee on Cemetery-J. Y.
Glover, J. II. Malta aud I. N. Collins on
part Of the city. and u. @. Montan, Francis
Philips and Louis Kondert on part of cit
izens. !. e. ELAN,
sep4-1Od Mayor.
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NEw MitLISARY.- Special attention Of
the ladies'. IL directed TO the advertisement
of b. Dash in this mornings paper. lie is
permanently located in Main street, where
with the assistance Of his wife, who thor
oughly understands all the branches Of
he, business, he means to show the ladies
Of the city aud vicinity, how much they
can save and make, by pstrcnizing this
new line Of business.
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Banners aud Transparencics
M ADE TO order by .
sept5.2m Main street, opposite A. Mstta's.
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Too MopEsn-"lIave you any do.
mestic manufactures TO report 2 asked
a census marshal of the female head
of the family rejoicing in the bloom
of health. "Well, yes" said che with
something of embarrassment in her
voice and countenance, I'VE have
eigM ,cith a continued prospect" The
marshal, who is a modest man, blush.
ed slightly, made the entry in the
schedule with his pencil, and asked
how many yards of rag carpet she
had made during the year.-Cdndn-
daigaa m Y Messenger.
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BERMupA.-Bermuds papers to the
2sth ult.. have been received at New
York. On Sunday, the 26th, little
before the hour for church service, a
terrific thunderstorm broke over the
island, in the course of which the
Scotch church in Hamilton was struck
by lightning aud almost totally de-
stroyed. For a moment or two the
whole island appeared TO be envelop-
ep in a sheet of fire, Fortunately no
one was injured. u
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NIUSICi A new supply Of vioiiDs, Guitar
Nl Flutes, Flies, Musical Boxes, String Music
Strings, dc, just received by
juneIs ED 6wM. BoGEL.
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An ANCIENT SEAPORT BRouGHr 10
Llour--Signor visconti, assisted by
his son, is restoring to the light of
day the ancient gate Of Rome, the
famous Ostia, and has already unccv-
cred the dockyards /; the marts, where
still are to be seen the earthern pots,
with weights a theatre, beautiful
temple, baths, a gymnasium, a square,
a gate of the city, and, above all, a
most interesting "mitreo," one of the
most perfect which Italy, or perhaps
the world possesses.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-09-14

New Posr OFFICES. New post
Offices have been established at White
Houmas, Ascension parish, in this
State and at Elliott, Carol county
Green Plains, Chickasaw county Su-
carnochee, Kemper county Dublin,
Choctaw county Wake Rotin, Ran
kin county /; Fairmouut, Smith coun
ty; Mound Bayou, Suuaower county;
Taliaferro's Station, Talahatchie coun'
ty; Lobutcher, Wiustau county, Miss.
Also, at Long Prairie, Fayette county,
Texas.
The Office at Benton, Yazco county,
Miss, has been discontinued.
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SIllXES.

rINO OUR present large stock we will have n
II large addition of Coal srd Wood Cookiu q
and heating Stoves, Psrl,r and Chamber crates,
Crate Fronts and Screens, Coal Buckets, Tongs,
etc. PIPER e BRApfoRp.
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SELLING OFF AT COST.

TN ORDER to reduce my ctoek OF Goods, before
i removing my store TO the house now occupi.
ed by Theodore Goldman, will commence to-
day TO sail the same at cost for cash. have on
hand a large assortment Of Dry>Goods Of every
description and ladies will find here rare op-
portunity to buy Goods at extremely low prices.
s. VI. ASHER.
Julyl7.3md Lafayette street.
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MRLoNcHoLY CAsuALiry.-Capt.
Myers, of the Mail steamer Florida,
informs Us that on his trip yesterday
from Mobile, while coming down
Mobile Bay, a passenger named Camp
bell, supposed to belong to this city,
lost his balance while sitting on the
rail Of the steamer, and fell overheard.
The boat was promptly stopped, but
al effort to rescue the unfortunate
man or to discover his body was in
vain.-Piooyame, l2th inst.
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Purify your Blood-Purify.
Now is the time 10 take Bulls Sarsapsrills-
~ for sale by I'D. 4 wM. BoaEL.
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Ladies Cloth and Velvet Cloahs.

I HAvEjust opened very large assortment Of
i these Goods. comprising all THE newest shapes,
also few very hand some Opera Cloaks, some
thing entirely new aud very rich, In this depart
meat defy competition call aud Judge for your
selves ". u. PHILLIPS
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MHIsKYi MuIsKYir

100 KEGS Of favorite Whisky, just re.
IUV ceived and for sale by
aug2s TRAHAN q LANDRY.
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TOBACCO.

OS BOXES Mac ~ Mac 25 cents retail ;
so 25 Boxes Tens for Plantation %
cents retail /; % Boxes Seveus, choice arti-
Gle 25 cents retail lower than they can be
had in New Orleans.
sept4 s. BENJAMIN.
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rJNO DRINKERs or CONGRESS WATER
i have just received direct from Clark whit
another supply OF Congress water, so fsvorsbly
adapted for summer use. X. d. DAY.
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A DocroR OBTAINS A FORTUNE FOR
DAMAaEs.-Dr. VIM. ii. DeGroot is n
fortunate man. The Secretary of War
has just awarded to him the sum OF
$4,000 as damages incurred under
his contract for furnishing brick for
the Washington aqueduct. The brick
were not so furnished, by reason OF
Congress failing to make the proper
appropriation. The damages are con
structive, or are for what his profits
would have been had the appropria'
ton been made.
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STABLE GOODS.

A LARGE lot " English Prints, white and
n brown Domesties and sheetine. Cotton Cheeks.
Tickinss, Denims, Cottonsdes. Jeans, etc.
arg23 PHtLA. CASH STORE.
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C,oFFEE.-Mochs. lava, Mexican Rio. For
" sale low 10 the trade.
may22 :. BENJAMIN.
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Eml,, oI,Iered skirts aud Robes.

fINHE most handsome embroidered Skirts and
II Robes that were ever brought 10 this mar
ket viii he ready for inspection In very short
time. DALSllEIMER. SIMON A co.
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LADIES DRESS GnOns.

Tn THIS department feel satisfied that can
i DO full Justice 60 my customers, although
have sot gone into those very eNtravagant high
priced goods, can offer the hes, assortment uf
neat, handsome. sad medium priced goods eyef
hrouEh, 10 this msrke', also n large assortment
of neat sr,all figured printed goods for children.
sug2s W. n' PHILLIPS.
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NEW G0QpSl NEW GOODSil
I AN NOW prepared TO show large, compile
j and well selected stock of
FALL, AND WINTER GOODS,

and having nttsd M the large store-room adioin
ing me, formerly occupied by Mr.. Bogsl, have In
creased nv stock SO that can now offer many
goods that have not been sbl 20 keep hereto
fore will keep my customers regularly posted
~ TO what may I've receiving new, sud hope
that they will At lesst give me call before pur.
chasing elsewhere.
aug3s W. y. PHILLIPS.
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parssois aud Umbrellas.
I HAVE lust opened very large assortment
Il these goods. W. ID. PHILLIPS.
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I ARD In Barrels. Half Barrels and Kegs,
~ for sale by BEAL n PATTERSON.
Jnneli Main Street.
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Lrd,e. mud m,-.e. H,ocr sh,t,..

UWOMPsON's Corrugated Spring shirts In sll
the new shapes. as fellows Paris Core, Par
isisn Belle; Psrisian Train and woven Gosssmer;
woven Tapes and patent adjustable pustle. The
best skirts made, sud the only Kind keep
aug2s W. " PHILLIPS.
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RED WINES.

4 CHOICE assortment of the most del
"A icate brands just received.
sep4 s. BENJAMIN.
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HARPER,s MAGAZINE

SEP II T. NJ B T. r., 1850,
Just received and for sale by
ausca2w J. MCCORMICK.
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LAY BYE ELUIxEs.

A 3 the season is approaching when these use.
IA full instruments are required, we we would
suggest 20 our planter friends TO give US their
ders early. MoNTkN 4 MArTk,
may22 Hardware Corner.
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Beware OF Counterfssts.
Id. a WIN: BoaEL are sole agents for J. D
II NeAulidss Good Samaritan.
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CURTAIN DAMASKS

DAMASKS FOR TABLE COVERS.
HAVE received full supply of these goods In
\ sill coiors, Fable Dsniask by the yard or by
the cover, In all siEes, some of them very hsnd-
some. W. u. PHILLIPS.
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W. n. PHILLIPS.
sTArLE AND HEAVY GOODS.

MY STOCK of these goods will he very heavy,
nl my customers must not Judge my stock by
what they see In the main store, have \ sepsr.
ate room for all kinds of heavy goods, and keep
every article IN that line.
aug2s ". y. PHILLIPS.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-09-14
JUST RECEIVED.
yALENCyENNEs COLLARS.

A HANDSOME supply Of Vslenciennes collars
"A and large lot Valeucisnnes and Thread
Lsces, TO arrive In a few days at the
PHILADELPHIA CASH STORE,
sug23 Lafayette Street.
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FOR SALE.
NEW ARRIVAL OF CARPETS

A III those in want of Csrpeting, who desire 10
IA purcharse n good srticle at low price,
would do well 10 call st the philadelphia CASH
store, where q supply Of handsome Carpets has
JUS been received.
PHILADELPHIA CASH STORE,
Aug23. Lafayette street.
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SOAP. CANDLES AND STARCH.

DAn BOXES of the above articles. and
AVV well assorted by different qualities,
IL now for sale ut the Triangular store by
aug2s TRAIIAN " LANDRY.
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Collegiate Institute Of BATON Rouge.
Linen aud Bob,net Netting.

I HIVES full supply Of these goods, Bobinet
j. in sll widths, also, Pink aud Blue Bobfnets,
White Linen MEETINGS, also Brown do for plsnts.
tion use. w u. PHILLIPS.
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ENGLIsH' 4 AMERICAN PRINTS.

o0O PIECES Of these goods now In store and
cOO as many more 10 arrive IN y few days all
warranted 20 wash and prices very low
sug2s W u PHILLIPS
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EIIRNITIrRE.

"E are now receiving large additions 10 our
w stock Of Besdstesds, Bureaus, Armoirs
Sofas, Tables, Chairs, Hall Stands. what.Nots,
Safes, sidebosrds, Cribs, Book Gases, Secretaries
dc, dc. PIPER d BRADFORD.
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MISSES CLOAKs.

A BEAUTIFUL assortment Of these goods ~ NJ
II riyein few days, also few very ha ndsofne
white Embroidered Merino c1oaks for Infants
sug2s W D. PHILJIPs
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Useful In Every Family

CPALDING's Prepared Glue, Grassellis Glass
- Cement, Robinson's Silver Soap-for sale st
aug22-2w PIPER 4 BRADf0RD's.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-12-18

WHEREAS. A. II. Heaslip and Smsannah L.
w Heaslip his wife, by heir decd # date May
lst Ie5s, and acknoa lodged May n, 1889, did
convey to Charles III. Phelps and Georgc Rob .rtson
Trustees, the following described real estate tit
uate In the City nf kenkak, in the County of Ice
feet of lot number TN II0l in block number
hunlr q 1907 in said city, with all the improve
lnenss thtreon and appurtennnces thereof, to
80, ure 10 baldwin Starr, Of Now York City, the
nav mt It four promissory notes Tor $4tl Sd ut
each, all Of date June 2sth, 1858, and payable ~
the or der # Baldwin Starr, one on he lst day OF
Febru ~, A. ID. 1s60 ON the st day IT May,
A. d stu, ona on The Isl day u August, a H.
1850, IN one on the LIST day Of November, A. ID.
1860, all irawing interest FROM date until paid at
10 per per annam, and psy1Ale with current
rate o. TX shauge on Sew York Yand whereas, in
case tie sa sums either Of them, should not be
laid, with the interest thereon, the day tho
same beca me due, the Deed OF Trust authorized
said trustees, or either II tLrm to sell said ren
state public sale, Tor cash, a, the door OF the
Court House in taid City If heokuk, first giving
four eeks' notice Of the time terms and place u
Aaid sale. il some newspaper uublishsd 10 sad City
of ke,a ak, and upon such sale 10 execute n deed
in fee ,nple to the purchaser hch Deed OF Trust
| Ii recorded in the Recorders Office OF said Lee
| COUNT IN Book CT Mortgages volume on page
Sal; md whereas, said last described note, due
Noyes be- j. 1850 with the interest thereon is no W
due AMI wholly unpaid, now, therefore, ], Charles
H. phelps, one of said Trustees, will tho 18th
day OF january, A. y. 1861, proceed to sell the
above desribed real estate at public sale for cash,
/ 10 The highest bidder, nj the door of the Court
/ House in said City OF kenknk, between the hours
Of 0 'sincA a. VI. and clock p. M. Of said day
/ to satisfy said note, interest and costs.
/ CHARLES IL. PHELPS,
4 Dec. II. 1860. One o. the trustees.
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tn Chicago on tae 18th four active and ad-
ysneed Sc. Nbsa, closed dali Mt TskyT5 for No. !,
and lGLT2c fur 10. 2 Ia store. Corn as firm a.,
pc in store.
On the lsih what was less active aud declined
to 1,c. Live lfogs were IL good demand by
pack aad Shippers, and sales very light at 81 30
IA rs grcsF; and 81 for heavy dsesseI Hogs. In
view Of TIE light receipts of Hogs. segerai II the
I-adiug packers are talking Of closing up their
houses, ~ the prices are much higher than
those Of any other market il the West, that they
canns. sell their produss ~ any aiyantage, even
though they receive lu II cant. premium for their
Eastern exchange.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-12-18
Healing virtues.

From the Paris ttl) Globe, April IS, 80.
1t is a fact, we'll authenticated here as we'll ss
elsewhere over the state, and indeed the whole
Western country that Sloan's medicines have OBJ
tained widespread celebrity and repu' alton, to
which they ar. Justly emitted, for their 'healing
virtues" and powers. We not among those
who are prone 10 endorse every patent humbug
that comes along, and in this instence have do.
layed cur endorsepsnt until We have been able To
make assurahcDdoubiy cure, not only ty testing
them personally o1rselvas, hut from the testimony
% a numerous portion Of tie community living
around us.
thisTaper. Dec. IL d6t all