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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-06-19
ORANGE LANDS FOR SALE.

DE1NG d-sirous + ioca,i my Servants in cotton
ID growing STATE oEcr for sale Of land near
the village Of BarboursSillc Va The one on which re-
sids, called "Burngup," contains about ll5p acres OF
good and Improved land well Sc: in grass. and producing
fne crops Of obucco grain and hay is situated ~ the
base Of the Southwest range Of mountains. the upands
gently unulans and the low grounds Of which there are
about Gu acres, welwaertd hy streams running the en-.
tire length Of the farm The improvements consist Of
new handsome and commodious dw.inghouse, school.
house with conveniently situated two barns, zone
having 2I.stall stable under ii o"erserrs house. Ice
house, caragehouse with stable in basement tobacco.
houses serve. dwellings, and all other suitable buildings,
garden and orchards also, Saw and Grist M with an
unaing waterpower. There excellent turnpike 10
GorIonsyile the junction OF the Central and Orange and
Alexandria Railroad distant about miles. Being thus
located within few hours travel OF Richmond, Washing.
ton and other large cities, conveniently churches,
schools and pos;uces IL possesses advantages with re.
gard locality fertility, health and agreeable society, u-
surpassed by any portion Of the State.
The other tract, called Mineral Hill, adjoining the
above, contains about 300 OF good frmng land,
adapted either r grazing raising crops wewatered
and Sc, In grass The improvements plain bu. com.
Portable dwrnshouse with all nccsssar? or' buildings
Both tracts wewooded and will be s0d separately or
together, ;Ie purchaser ma: desire.
Hy address Is, Charlottesville, Grunge county, Va
NAV 2I-ctf J. L. NEWMAN.
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LAWRENCE :. HtAKYE,

NTTUKNEt 4
JRACrICES In the Courts OF The ci.: CT ehnond, and
L M Counties Of Henr,ro, Hanover and Caroline.
r = ,lso Nc,ary rub' and C"ntuisoiose. Of the United
.i:cs Crar. Of Ciaus.
The partnership between Mr.. Chs,tan White and him
lag dissolved. his Office II ll'h street, Just
d: 80 Goddin's Hall.
:.l-:rry lS-cly
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF LAND IN
HANOVER

DI virtue Of decree OF the Circuit Court OF the
- IS OF Hanover the luh day Of March, ls6N in she
suit OF Meredith and ais Tally and ais shall
special commissioner appointed for that purpose pro-
coed 10 sell, upon the premises, WEDNESDAY, 18TH July
next if fair not; the fair day the tract Of LAND in
the bill mentioned, containing 9j Ills within and
half miles Of Atees water station on the Virginia Csnra
neGhborhood and adjoins the lands OF f. =. Meredith
Mrs. Hill and Others The buildings frame dwelling
with room and passage below stairs, and bed
above and outhouses sufficient for fnrm Of is size. The
land in improving condition and could be made ralu
able as q market farm.
The terms will cash. much will be necessary
10 pay the costa Of suit and expenses Of sale The resi-
due upon credit OF G. y and is month"; the purchaser
cutting three bonds each Interest from day OF SALE
with good security, and title 10 be retained until the court
directs conveyance.
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4 vALUABLE JAMES RIVER FAKi1

TJIHE subscriber offers for sale, privately "Elk HILL
This place, situated about 80 miles above Richmond,
on n. canal contains IJ OF land-about Gi0 Of
which IN Guilty Ion, &G Of the finest rverlow grounds
The Of the lax in cultivation is ch land, and in the
highest state Of improvement. The laid not In cultivation
Is generally well wooded The improvements are Of the
bcs, kind. il. haRkisOH.
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:. f.$-L.Y JOHNSON. WV. H' FIU
JOHNSON g. PEGH.
tONINIISSION NFRCH r. SIS.

tFs0ST DClLoSo SnocKoE "An.HcVoT,l
RICHMOND, VA.
to; sc sale OF Tobacco, Wheat Corn, and country pro
.cre generally, their sincere thanks to their
u, o7 the very liberal patronage heretofore extended
:a., sad ask continuance and Increase o: the saIus
III rr.: year promising their und"ided personal *t'eu
's = al consisnaentt coEEli;'ed q them.
.s-J J,-e,
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iaE;HuoAD LIVE sT0CK MARKET.

M; ;onoAD LIVE STOCK MARKET.
i "%-'':neJ having procured the services Of 3.
=. set, for The purpose o: selling Live Stock
market, will. with Luther 8. Irvine, be
=. - N.- Isl day Of September next, prepared
- .ai:vded s;;ehtion "a oil business entrusted
s'i~'o ~, c9a.dent from their long experience, to
\ ~. - - F--:::- sn.lsfsc:;on
''''' irvau ,egncnls On consisnments.
'ni :'--.., JOHN GROUSE,
l. q IRVINE
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TO EDITORS and PRINTERS!

TO EDITORS And PRlN / ERS!
Subscribers ask attention to their Stock o. PRINT
SG TYPES. ORNAMENTS. BORDERS, PRESSES. &C.,
'i; "appy Of which they keep constantly on han6 as
10. So, Gold street, New York,
':A $aT'aa. equal In ,I:y respect 10 any man
p His Country, and will .tl on The usual terms,
ia z"a;h'' c'ed', FOR approved negotiable Dotes, or
''; seal discount for cash
" tssen in exchange fc. new, at the customary
""s cents re round, il delivered within sixty days
'1''- Of prrchHs:, o:hcrwse six cents per pound
Mn HAGAR Jk., & co.
sal-,siy;:cd AGENT ~ v.RG..,A cr the above we'll
s A.:a's!r:a:, can ,app.y 'h- ;ra- wish .r.sy dc
rI:.STlHG PRESSES. TYPES, CASES. &c.
. :: most ub-rs, -rns. Having printed =. "R:cH.
81 T.. :HEE" 20. upwards Of ton year: w. type and
- IL e:iHls purchased from N:s'rs. HAo.a Co.. Fam
seed % recommend materials E" t-ir ">'n;,hnrnt
1'.r:eucr ta Others
.-nen Eook- viii ~ furnished 10 che trad., ann .u.,
.c... ma? h. -"rcf"d will be forwarded with de-,
|,lrh WN X tIir,;pr
AprA; "Enquirer' Oisce, Eichrpoot' Y,
PENfTENTIARY OF IIrsG!YsI-
ANrEAcTCEED y; :his .asti.uc.r ar.i sni her. ap,
Hi the ,g-:it s:c:. No - Pearl s,.c-. ,h sl!orr;oy
,!-', a: reduced prices, ,c.w:.
,'o'.. Shnes zhd Brrrur,
I o'a-'i, Children aad SeTran,s' Shoe.
y 'Sra *ad Carr Harness o. every d.sc,it,,,.
4 ,:r..ae Sands. Lra:hrT Hose
! r:g5s. C3r;s,
'''!t and W.aeib5e.;ss
= ''i'.t-s. Saf.,. a..
-. A. Plaid Co:;ons
;'F: H.i I.:Ls"ys for plantation L-,a-
-! 1!te C!c!niug FOR S-rvau,s
-, u ~ sboTc articles hand snd Cos s..r "r will
90 ..' - 7tpar-d other job ~o.. don. order, ou
&c q: css: o. 20 puneIuai customer. "nr. cn
~ ''5"i ;ae co..;try, with satisfactory reiere:c--,
= :: TENDED %. Address r. II. NIMMO,
-. --,',: As-t' and storekeep-. Va. Peniten:aly.
" VAS WiNTED.-Tne subscriber wisaes TO
=. 80 All quantity Of good dry Shucks. He prefers
.''' r3E SIucss put up In good condition. he
t.: !n lbs. delivered at his place, on Sth street,
: '~s l'iS Sp:ing, Richmond q, X, STACY.
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CIiAf:LES u. STUART,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
ASHLAND HixnrRg CorSrT, Va,
NIL practice regularly In the Courts Of the counties
~ 9: ii41oTc. Caroline and k!ng William, and will a.;
4ay asus. IL any OF the Ccnr,s held In the city Of
sc:ront Dec. 2i-dSt&ctf
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PHNITENTIAKY or VIsGiN:I.

y hs WiNTED.-Tnc subscriber wishes TO
-. So "uy quantity Of good dry Shucks. He prefers
.'i'' ToF Shucss put UP In good condition, he
t.: !o1 b, delivered q. his place, on Sth street,
'-s t'ir >p'ins. Richmond. g. X. STACY.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-06-19

Smith, s
lnnurdsIta
nisdsnH
,er l.sdl
She|
Craga,I
Guaia
oy Gen
sr,l,.~
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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-06-19

q l2rsH
:al BanII
BOARD n
( Of th1
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-07-07

IL $50 Bruaiwsy,
bavsns uss completed Ard feces Of silver for
soufhern ofiers
vhich 70 remarkable degree cohe richnee q sign and
aneness o. execution, and are essentially
Works ~ An worthy Of s,giy.r
take pleasure IN informing their e aud tie public tia, IN
ff~o<a,e with frequent Suggestions The coetcd W. Re
erhbion a. Ia .r essbtshnent ADD for Few lava sSs-
&oDdsy eh tns
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-07-07

HAVANA sEgARs-I AN SELLING HAVANA -
IL including the finest brands sum Cabanaa yiga
re a. By the 100 or iop low 1000 can he borsh n
dealer IN this city. Those wishing
create their Interest 10 call and be sssaeA vfn w.
r4tiracton both In qua NJ ard prize
orORgv W MICH lis, Importer y berry xrsAS
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-07-07
1rH EGxEST EscANPNESr

1rH REGIMENT EscANPNEST
4 on STATEN ISLAND
special train q cars in aadson TO regular ranS viz
r-ln 70 and from AL the boat, 70 the Camp Ground
Pare 20 cents from New York
Passengers must procure the ferry Office IN New
York before crossing.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-07-07
RAILROADS.

TyNr ANPvENT or THE SEVENTH RFGfvF~r--
~ Staten Island Rurnad During the encampmeni - this
wed and Justly celebrated NJ.
~c every half hour % The day ru NsudeTbNs lac
The fncrmpnent station The regiment will parade IN the
hana perform frequent irervsis between ihe
NJ and 9P " Pare New YORK 70 ne Encampmeni
as Bo@s leave every hour from A. n 20 7. and
AgP.N
Hryw YORK TO rTrE WHITE MOUNTAINS AND LAKE
IN Nemphremagog direct va uonneescu river valley and
pleasure Ogdeneburs Montreal and Quebec Apply
n the New York and New Haven Railroad oce, twenty
seventh street n. Y.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-07-07

nEArSESs AND rvs FATAL ErrECrs on rHs BRAIN
~ and speech, viii shortly he published BY Dr. vOv
soSHzIskER surrcon Auris, and o-uss author Of -he
Guide ns~ssss ard Curr q The Eye, just pr pshe
hy (shlng BAILEY. Baltimore nr N b cNasutd on
A1dse0es Of TIE eye and lT CBloa place. Eighth
ref
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-07-07
THE BEST BOOKS roR TOURISTS

THE BEST BOOKS FOR TOURISTS
II
HARrHrtLs ILLUSTRATED GUIDE ROONep
TIE FurSDN RIVER, Saraioxs tc, with n Enrravinrs
rHp MISSISSIPPI WITH " Rver Chsrs and ~ EnsrAyrss
TIE TT. LAvRSNCE, magnificent Panorama md ~ n
cravings.
THFwHrTr MOUNTAINS With 20 RnrrNvinrs
NIAGARA FALLS AND SCENERY With " Enxrsvfnrp
Price rs cents earh On sale everywhere.
ksei receipt ~ price BY the publishers HARrrfff,
4 co. 70 North William street. Nev York
For CORRECTNESS ard beauy Of Illustration these Quite Boks
shsr,,ssye compArison WIN any ever published
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DENTISTRY.

BRo1HERToN8 A co, pENTI sTs, a. BowERY cor.
O posiie fih sirceEvefy variety Of ARTIFICIAL teeth
serted about half the usual prices Full IS fl0 SIS
Part sets 50 cents per tooth
7 MUNSTER, GRADUATED SURGEON DEyTrsr
Ia. hos removed " No 90 West Twenty .un.h street.
tween Rroadwsy and Sxth
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-07-07

"CRFAT EAsTHRNr-vEs. s2s FOR PERFECT i7o,
VI cent? High premiums for cents Ira 10 1870 Agents
wansd cec COINS Send Is cents for chart showing prices
pail kAsONs Coin Depo, as North Second st. Philadelphia
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-07-07

OcJ GRAND STREET NEAR PowrRy-MAD.wp
ZCl w1DaER, Csirvuysni and sred Spanish LADY m.
mysteries Of fuuy love marriage absent s-ds
srkness prescrbes mednes f~ nj iscsscs tells lucky
bers troperty lo.i solen r.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-07-07
WINES AND LIQUORS.

TyHAMrAgNp ON DRAUGHT
" DRAWN FROM SILVER LfyED FoUSTs,
81 eve and ten gallons each
This wine n warranted ~ be equal and
any II the popular brands imported bottles To be the
yer~ey CITY. PFTFR TONE CO.,
so[e inrorsrs and psien,ees 81 Beaver a. pesx brad
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ANTHOLOGY.


A BONA rfDH AsTRoLoaTsT THAT EVERY oNI
"A can depend on for gesnx satisfaction from W Madame
WILSON. who tells the object % yo
smipb save hcm many misforrnca NE osusre sperxiy
marriages and tells all that concerns whole life Her
rre are ~ true that they surprise all who consult her
81 am IN po~esstn 81 magic charms for low and
mch which arr ever certain In her sdect Madame wr4n
es true thai soe sdcs ret lutte td though tbey
need fear for she practices nhsng reoonn
sh 10 philosophers 10 Allen Stanton
bakery. Fee for lAdies and renusmen % cent?
A sTRofoay.-MADAML LEVY. SEVENTH DAuouTER
"A can consulted about love, mnrrisge and sb.en'
LADIES' Is gentlemen 10 shc speedy
rtsree snd giyes lucky numoera
MADAME Ia MARI THE CELEBRATED PLANET
M Reader, West Houston street. has been induced "
smerous friends ard pstrous tsrry longer 70 give I'll
NJ R-wBo Has NOT HRARD or rHB CELEBRATED
IN Madame FRkwSTERf She has been cousulted by
Thousands IN this and oshv cee WITH entire satsfAcNon; ~
fee confident abe has equal abe tells The Of FUTURE
wife husband alD that Of Der vites you wsh NE tu
gr hs call Al 2si Third Avenue. shove twenty aa
Dad THrs.-A rHRENO1oarsr AND AsrRoLOgrsT
IN heats the wurid-sAd Is 900 for Sno
equal Miss WELLINGTON, VIM acknowledged 70 be the
only sdy In h. city who vu,hfuy rves Informs I'm
c.ng Loses Isv Suits Jcurreys Abssn, Friends Love
Drunk and unfshfu Husbands Delay consult this
naursly rred and beautiful lady a her resde1~e
im sirh avenue Opposite Eighth street satisfaction poss
lively guaranteed
Oc1 GRAND STREET, NEAR RowvRv.-xAD,xs
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-03-02

DAILY Cars Crrr OrYIcnsl
- Keokuk, EsA. 27sh.f
kLouRr-SupsfAas, - ~; spans wheat. ex
na, $27b Fall wheat, extra, 81 90 to % -.
BRAN AND SHORTS, 75to so per loe.
CoRN-so toS3-dull.
BARLEr--spsing, 45as0, Fan, 6ea7sc.
WHEAT.- In good demand. Fall $laI 2sj
6pring s6ago.
oAIs--ss toss.
RYE-ooa6Sci In good demand.
PUTATOEs--sst 10 IS BY the load retail 40 to So
0ROCERIES-Ner Orleans Sugar, fair oa9s 1,
prime o&ale4, clarified leaIo1, crushed and Loaf
tsls.g Aelassss-Plantatio 50 10 SO, 8. II. IS
70 %, Goidsn Syrup, IS to soc. Cerss--Rio Is
TO fsA. Java sto 1sc. LaguyrA, 70 IA. Rice, "a
$50. -
soAP--Palm $40, Family SIC.
cAHDLxS-6tAr Isto -, stsarins Is, Mould
III summer pressed, N
LARD-e4 to ~; retail I3lc.
BUTTER--choics l. to Is; retail ID ID 70.
HIDEs--Dry II to i2i; green, 81; green sheep
Psiss 40 70 ssc; green hog skins IS.
HAY-Prairie ~ to ~; Tinethy and Hunga-
rian, 37A47l; BaIed do. 4sl to $40; Retail, 317
sEkDs.-Hangarian Grass, IS 70 90 cents |,
Timothy, ~ ~ 70 ! ~ Flax Seed. soaee ,
60NDRIE6--0 Onions, s5 too Eggs, - 10.
Feathers, Soc 10 3te White Beans, roe 80 90.
FRUIT--Hrssn apples, choice, ~ - per bbl.
Dried applss, 20 to % per bush. Dried peaches,
43 90 tot7s; Raisins, ~ 80 TO & 90.
CHEE6E-W. h. IL to III; Denmark 9 to 10.
PRoVIsIoHS-Hana 10 10 II Shoulders n to 8;
clear sidas 10 to Ill.
BkEF-A32e gross; 10 to So per quarter.
SHEEP--41 70 70 % - y head.
HOGS Dressed, IS % to 50 %.
6ALT-G A, ~ 90 per sack; Kanawha, = 70
ALSO per bbl.; Liverpool, $a1b per sack. Lake
81 ~ y bbl.
so a----1sssi. Ne. sc TO 81 y bbi; No.
, sls 70 SIS; No. 3 $11toSl White, No. 1 IS 20
70 t5 rs v half Dbl. God Fish stoSpD.
ExcHAxox.--on Now York for currency n per
ssnt.j forEold I Per cent. 81 Louis l per cent.
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Assignee,s sale.

AsSl8nG6Ss sale.
NSOk the purpose Of closing up the trust reposed
l. in me by m assignment made by Browns .
Lowe, Oct. l, 1857. win Offer 1t public sale. on
Saturday, the 1st day Of March, A. u. 1850, Ct 2
o'clock p. m. for cash, the following property. to-
wit: The Lumber on the yard Of Browns Lowe.
corner Of 18th and Morgan streets, In the CITY Of
Keokuk, one buggy, one harness, one lumber ofics
and furniture, one City Bond OF $500; Also lots S
and ., block ly0, In the city Of Ksokuk; also, the
saw mill 1t Montrose, lately owned and built bv
the said Browns Lowe, and all the appurten snces.
with the lease Of ground upon which the sxme In
situated; also, one house in Montross.
The personal property will be sold ut the Office Of
Browns Lowe, corner Of 9TH and Morgan streets.
and the other property 1T the court house, In the
city OF Keokuk, Lee county and State OF Iowa.
J. M. BILLINGS,
Assignee Of Browns Lowe.
Feb. ~, 1860-dtd
1.-The mill above referred to il = nrst class saw
mill, built Ut expense OF SIS 900, and is cana
bic Of cutting 80 600 feet Of lumber Ia IL hours.
and also 13 900 lath In same time. 1t has two
mulay saws, circular betting saw, and Hath saws.
1t is 10 feet long by DO feet in width and Is ar
ranged to saw timber 40 Feet in length II is ait
uated 1t Montrose II miles above keokuk, and il
the most favorable pointfor the purchase Of logs
from st. Louis to the pineries, and has excsl-
emit h.-hr~ sr~ trr~
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-03-02
SPECIAL NOTICES.

~Dr. Hostetter's justly celebrated and never
failing Stomach Dittsn will sGecsnally cxrs aii
discasss 81 . morbid nssurs. The Dsetor In call
ing the attention u the public TO this valuable
specific, doss with feeling Of the utmost cont
dsncs in its virtues and Adaptation TO the diseases
for which II u recommended. 1t il no quAck AZ
ticis, bat that has stood tho criticism Of the
American prsss and people. The tsssinony given
In Ito favor BY the most eminent and well known
professors and private individuals Id All parts Of the
United States il immense and clearly evincss that
iss virtsss are many. Tbs use Of the "Bitters'
cannot bat satisfy the skeptical, that 1t is really
deserving Of the esisbriy IL has obsainsd whssss-
"a sold.
For sale BY Druggists and dealers generally,
everywhere.
Sold by r. Gissops, A. j.. Wilkinson, BAsrLsrr,
Kaye = Co., and J. rxApEx.
Feb. n, '6e-Akw
- The following comp limentAry notice Ia T. :
ken from the Missouri Demoorats
InnsxsE Aneuxs or SUFFERING RELIEVED sr
TAKISG McLxAn b SrxKscrHKsrsGc oRnlAL~-Since
the I7th Of AuSas.. the following cases have been
reported cured s
One hundred and i've persons have been cured Of
6sssrai Debility.
slxty-sight psrsoas have been cured of Nervous
Debility.
Tsenty have been cured Of diseases Of the
kidneys. @
0ne hundred and eighty who have been afflicted
with various complaints. Rsvex, Chrouic Diarh@a,
LiEer Complaint, Night swsss, Dyspepsia, and
Weakness Of the Digestive Organs. have been
cured besides > large nunber from whom We have
not heard.
MoIaan's Strengthening Cordial and Blood pu-
riGsr ID > remedy which nrsQuirsd by every ems in
the Western and Southern country. II is pleasant
and agreeable to take and can be taken by man, wo-
man child.
ASS diuresic, IL will cure any dissase Of the
Kid iess or Bladder; and m alternative, it win
parity the blood, and remove All pinples, sores or
biotchcs from tbs skin.
Try it. One drachm Is sufkcient to eonvinee the
most skeptical Of it, wonderful Strengthening and
iavigorating properties.
See advertisement In another column.
Ifsbl6d4wIml
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TREES TKEES!G TREESui
Nealley Br 20 theirs x Books
NURSERIES.

Burlington, HOwn.
yI'HE PRoPRIErORS beg leave to call the at
l tention OF Nurs erymen, Dealers and Planters
generally to their large and excellent stock which
viii be sold at prices to suit the times.
STANDARD FRUIT TREES, for Orchards, en-
bracing all the varieties of Apples, Pears. Cher
ries, Peaches, Plums, Apticots, Nectarincs, So
DWARF TRIES, for Gardens embracing All the
most popular sorts OF Apples, Pears, Cherries,
Peaches, Plums. Apricots, Nectarines, and Quin-
GRAPE VINES, embracing al the most popular
hardy varieties, new and old.
SMALL FRUITS, embracing all the most popular
varieties OF Black berries, 6ooseberries, Curr ants
Raspberries Strawberries, dc.
MISCELLANEOUS FRUITS, embracing Mulber-
ries, Chestnuts, Filberts, Barberries, 40.
hHUEAkB Or PIE PLANT, embracing all the
largest and finest varieties, as Downing's Colos-
sal, Victoria, LinnGus, Caboon, &c.
ORNAMENTAL DEPARTMENT.
Embracing all the choice hardy varieties Of Ey-
ergreens, Shade and Ornamental Trees, Flowering
Shrubs, Vines and Climbers Roses, Dahlias, P1o-
MES, Phloxes, Fuchsas, and all other popular or
desirable Green House and Hardy Flow rirg plants
worthy of cultivation In the Nj est.
@For further Information and prices see the
following Catalogues, which will be sent gratis TO
all who apply for thsm;
First--Our General Descriptive Catalogue OF Fruit
and Ornamental Trees, Shrubs, Vines Roses.
Green House and Hardy Flowering Plants.
hscond-Our Wholesale Catalogue for Nursery
en>and Dealers, or others rho purchase largely
NEALI4EY BROTHERS BOOK,
febEdlw Burlington, Iowa
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-03-02

dUr KsrzxrRIsE-Aithoughw We stand opposed
70 the common swindiiDg operations going On nm
der the name II Gift Enterprises yet We feel like
saying 10 those who always sin b trying their
luck in such matters that the enterprise under the
management Of D. Votaw, jr. , Co., at Fl. Madi-
son, 10 literally gotten up, and conducted BY gen.
tleman Of strict integrity, who viii fulfill al his
agreements honestly and to the letter. For oircu-
ars, and any information, address Mr.. votaw.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-03-02

Ds. sAITA'S"Elsotric OH. cures Deafness.
DE-. SMITH 8 aElsotrie Or surss Paralysis.
Ds. SMITHS .Elactxic OH cures Khsumatism.
Da. SMITHS aEiectnc Oil" cures Asthma.
Dr.. SMITHS 4sKisctric our surss Headache.
Da. SMITHS "Electric Oil' cures Piles.
sugl9d
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Dfssracs C0urt.


The Court commenced on the Chancsry
docket yesterday noraing. The case Of B.
+. messenger and others againss the City Of
Keokuk, enjoining the collection Of taxes OUT
side the old oi.y limits. Was partly argued
snd the conclusion Of the argument deferred
till this morning. The question of party,s
right TO demand jury in Chanssry was az
gnsd; ~ also the right to give oral tessino-
ny. The Court intimassd an opinion that IL
was within the discretion of the Chancsllor
% allow or deny trial BY jury, or to admit
or refuse to admit oral evidence, but de-
ferred final decision.
Between ninety and one hundred eases
were passed over, and : number Of dscrees
OF foreclosure rendered, the Court, however,
refusing to cut OF the equity Of redemption,
or TO order che Sheriff to put the plaintiffs
in possession.
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The member Of the Board of Trustees, the pa
rents of pupils, the clsrgym Of the city, and ali
other friends Of female education, are invited TO
attend tho exercises Of pablc review II this in
siitutiou, commencing on Thursday, March Int, IT
o'clock p. m. ana continuing through the FORE
noon and afternoon Of Friday.
fcbDd3ti
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s. y "a y q

Having just returned from New York, the pub
lie are invited to examine my new and select stock
of Watches, Jewelry, Silver Ware, 10. have re-
ceiveda large assortment OF coin Silver Ware;
also, full supply Of Morton's Premium Gold
Pens, the reputation of which needs no comment.
SPECTACLES.
Pebble and Periscopic Glasses fitted to old bows
ut short notice Spectasles selected 70 suit every
condition Of sight. Ny goods will besold It prices
that viii defy composition, quality considered.
N. blair Ornamsnts and goods Of every des
cription made up to order.
Watches, Clocks, Jewelry. and Musical Instru-
msnts repaired In the best manner, and warranted
Oct. n, '6o-d&w
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GTOne Of the witsiest men Of the age 10
Clapp, Of the Saturday Press. In England,
with Punch, he would make his fortuns.--
Many Of the good jokes, witsicisns, oonun-
drums, kc., that are going the rounds Of tbs
papers are from his pen. He keeps funny
column 10 his Saturday Press that ought TO
make him rich, and would if bis crcations
were not stolen without credit. He 10 Bos-
tom boy, and ~ smart ~ any Yankes.-lN.
Y. Cor. Bos. Jour.
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WANTkDs
A GIRLto do Homework In 8 small fana8ly.--
n None need apply who cannot como well recon-
msnded. Apply st the Law Ohee Of
LOWRIE 3 MILLER,
lsnAvdu Thirdrst.